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Khulafadii Umawiyiinta
الخلافة الأموية
Al-Ḫilāfa al-ʾumawiyya (Carabi)
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661–750
 

Calan Islaam

Location of Umad
Gobolka ugu weyn dalka.
Caasimadda Dimishiq
(661–744)
Harran
(744–750)
Luqadaha
Carabi (mida kowaad) – Kobtik, Giriig, Beershiyaan (luuqada kowaad ee deegaanada qaar ilaa maamulkii Abd al-Malik) – Aramayk, Armeniyaan, Berber, luuqado Afrikan ah,  Joorjiyan, Hebrew, Turkic, Kurdish
Government Khulafo
Khaliif
 - 661–680
Mucawiya I
 - 744–750
Marwan II
History
 - Mucawiya ayaa noqday hogaamiye
661
 - Jabkii iyo dhimashadii Marwan II
750
Area
 - 750 C.D (132 H.K)
15,000,000 km2 (5,791,532 sq mi)
Population
 - qarnigii 7aad est.
62,000,000 
Lacagta
Dahab dinar iyo dirham
Today part of
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  2. Jonathan Miran, Red Sea Citizens: Cosmopolitan Society and Cultural Change in Massawa, (Indiana University Press, 2009), 100.[2]
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  4. Khalid Yahya Blankinship, The End of the Jihad State: The Reign of Hisham Ibn 'Abd al-Malik and the Collapse of the Umayyads, 147.[4]
  5. Stefan Goodwin, Africas Legacies Of Urbanization: Unfolding Saga of a Continent, (Rowman & Littlefield, 2006), 85.[5]
  6. Islam in Somali History:Fact and Fiction, Mohamed Haji Muktar, The Invention of Somalia, ed. Ali Jimale Ahmed, (The Red Sea Press, Inc., 1995), 3.[6]