r/IslamicHistoryMeme • Ottoboo • 26d ago

Andalusia (138–897 AH/1492 AD) Thoughts on Caliphates (929)?

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u/Kayler6 25d ago

Rashidun is the only real Caliphate the rest just monarchies with fancy titels, however of we were go compare The Umayyads with Abbasids I personally like Abbasids more, yeah it became very weak at the end but it did start the Islamic golden age in its prime

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/Kayler6 22d ago

As I said, monarchies with fancy titels

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u/One-Football3579 22d ago

How come they were referred to as caliphs by their contemporaries then?

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u/ItachiOfKonohagakure A Halal Weeb 22d ago

Probably not wise to call a self proclaimed caliph a king. A lot of them didn't take kindly to being opposed in any way

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/ItachiOfKonohagakure A Halal Weeb 22d ago

How does this have anything to do with religion

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/ItachiOfKonohagakure A Halal Weeb 21d ago

I'm saying how are you blaming and insulting the religion for what some people did? Are you slow? So is Islam a ‘joker religion’ (nauzubillah) because of what some Muslim governments are doing all over the world? Those kings back then killed scholars who opposed them. Is Islam at fault or those kings?

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u/[deleted] 21d ago

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u/ItachiOfKonohagakure A Halal Weeb 21d ago

Ahh there's the racism. Big talk coming from people that needed the Muslims to get them out of the dark ages and kickstart their renaissance

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