The Political Role of Musa bin Nushair in the Expansion of Islamic Area During the Umayyah Dynasty 85-95 H / 705-715 Ad (Historical Study)
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Andalusia , Musa Bin Nushair , Political, North AfricaAbstract
This research is based on the role of Musa bin Nushair in the expansion of Islamic territory during the Umayyad Dynasty in 85-95 H/ 705-715 AD. The main problem in this research is how Musa bin Nushair attempted to expand Islamic territory to North Africa and Andalusia. This type of research is historical research with a character study that uses descriptive qualitative data analysis and relies on four stages of activity, namely heuristics or data collection through library research methods, source criticism, interpretation and historiography. The approaches used are political approaches, religious approaches and sociological approaches, then the data sources used are secondary data sources taken from books, journals, theses, encyclopedias and other sources. Based on research results, it shows that Musa bin Nushair, when he was Governor of North Africa, succeeded in strengthening the pillars of Islam in the region and made his people love Islam. Then Musa bin Nushair and his troops consisting of Arabs and Berber tribes in North Africa conquered Andalusia, which at that time was led by the dictator king, Roderick. They succeeded in conquering Andalusia and the hearts of its inhabitants. When the people of North Africa and Andalusia controlled Islam, they lived in safety and peace.
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