600-1000: The Arab Conquest
Caliph Umar (Omar) conquered the Land of Israel in 638 and the Dome of the Rock was constructed on the Temple Mount in approximately 685. In the first century after the Arab conquest, the community in the land was primarily Jewish and Christian. In 995, a Jewish governor was appointed to rule over Damascus, Aleppo, Tyre, Sidon, Jerusalem and Ramleh.
- 624, Jericho
- 629 Jizyah: Tax Paid by Non-Muslims
- 638 Remnants of Ancient Jewish Communities
- 632 Temple Mount
- 632 Quran/ Koran
- May 638 Caliph Umar (Omar)
- 638 C.E. Arabs Conquer “Palestine” – Koran
- 638 C.E Arabs Conquer “Palestine” – Arabic Literature
- 638 – 750 Islam Says No to Jewish Homeland and State of Israel
- 640 – 740 First century after the Arab conquest
- 670 The Temple Mount
- 670 Pilgrim of Bishop Arculf
- 675 The Yellow–Stripe for All Non-Muslims
- 680 The Temple Mount
- 692 Dome of the Rock: Drawing by Ali Bey – 1750
- 692 Islamic Anti Christian Inscriptions
- 634 – 1099 Chronicle – Cairo Geniza
- January 16th, 748 Earthquake
- 985 Jews in Jerusalem
- 995 A Jewish governor, appointed by the Vizer
- 999 Compelled Jews to Wear Chain and Image of Calf/Christians
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