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Arab conquest succeeds rapidly because Christians and Jews thirst for religious liberation and the Byzantine and Sassanid empires are exhausted, leaving only Constantinople safe.
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Arab Conquests
Arab conquest succeeds rapidly because Christians and Jews thirst for religious liberation and the Byzantine and Sassanid empires are exhausted, leaving only Constantinople safe.
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"They take Spain, they take Northern Africa, they conquer Persia, okay? It's a really rapid conquest. Because at this point in history, people are..."
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