Arabia: The Cradle of Islam: Studies in the Geography, People and Politics of the Peninsula, with an Account of Islam and Mission-Work.Zwemer, Samuel Marinus
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Arabia: The Cradle of Islam: Studies in the Geography, People and Politics of the Peninsula, with an Account of Islam and Mission-Work.
Zwemer, Samuel Marinus
Arabian Peninsula; Islam; Missions -- Arabian Peninsula
” 1507—Portuguese take Muscat.
” 1513—Portuguese under Abulquerque are repulsed at Aden. Visit
Mokha and the Persian Gulf.
” 1516—Suleiman by order of Mameluke Sultan attacks Aden and is
repulsed.
” 1538—Suleiman the Magnificent sends a fleet and takes Aden by
treachery. Arab garrison butchered.
” 1540—Beginning of Turkish rule in Yemen.
” 1550—Arabs hand over Aden to the Portuguese.
” 1551—Aden recaptured by Peri Pasha.
” 1624-1741—Imams established rule over all Oman with capital at
Rastak; then at Muscat.
” 1609—First visit to Aden by English captains.
” 1618—English establish factories at Mokha.
” 1622—Portuguese expelled from Bahrein and Arab coast by the
Persians.
” 1630—Arabs drive out Turks from Yemen and _Imams_ take the
throne at Sana.
” 1740-65—Dutch East India Company in Persian Gulf and Red Sea
ports.
” 1765—English East India Company in Persian Gulf and Red Sea
ports.
” 1735—Abdali Sultan of Lahaj takes Aden.
” 1741—Ahmed bin Said drives out Portuguese from Muscat and founds
Dynasty of Imams, anew.
” 1765—Mohammed bin Abdul Wahab dies and his political associate
Mohammed bin Saud propagates Wahabiism in Arabia.
” 1780—Spread of Wahabi doctrine over all of Central Arabia.
” 1801—Wahabis conquer Bahrein and hold it for nine years.
” 1803—Abd-ul-Aziz the Wahabi chief assassinated by a Persian
fanatic.
” 1803—Wahabis take Mecca and lay seige to Jiddah.
” 1804—Wahabis take Medina.
” 1804—Said bin Sultan ruler of Oman and Zanzibar.
” 1809—Aden visited by Captain Haines of British Navy.
” 1818—Ibrahim Pasha captures Wahabi capital and sends Amir in
chains to Constantinople where he is beheaded.
” 1805-1820—British suppress piracy in Persian Gulf.
” 1820—Son of Amir, Turki, proclaimed Sultan of Nejd and Oman
coast.
” 1821—British make treaty with tribes on Oman coast called the
“Trucial League.”
” 1820-1847—British treaties with Bahrein chiefs to suppress
slave-trade and piracy.
” 1831—Turki, ruler of Nejd, murdered.
” 1832—Feysul bin Turki, succeeds him.
” l835—Abdullah bin Rashid becomes a powerful chief in Jebel
Shammar.
” 1835—Aden again visited by British to avenge cruelty to sailors
shipwrecked off its coast.
” 1839—Aden bombarded by British fleet and taken. Treaties made
with surrounding tribes.
” 1840-1847—Aden attacked by Arabs.
” 1846—Tilal bin Abdullah bin Rashid succeeds to rulership of
Jebel Shammar and becomes independent of Wahabi power.
” 1851-1856—Abdullah bin Mutalib Sherif of Mecca.
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