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	Tahert articles and news from Start Learning Now (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Berber tribal kingdoms; the first of these being the Rustamids between 761 and 909 when Tahert served as the capital of the area.
		Tahert was said to be relatively free-thinking and democratic, being a centre for scholarship that permitted a wide range of sects and movements - notably the Mu'tazili
		From 933 it was administered as part of the sultanate of Tlemcen, and in the 16th century fell to the Ottoman Empire
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	d. The Abbasid Caliphate and Its Breakup. 2001. The Encyclopedia of World History
		The Rustamid state was significant as a center of Khariji scholarship and was a focus of allegiance for other Khariji communities scattered throughout North Africa.
		The capital of Tahert attracted many Khariji Muslims from Iraq and flourished as a northern point on the trans-Saharan trade route.
		The survivors escaped to the southern oasis of Wargala.
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	Tahert - Wikipedia Mirror
		Tahert (aka 'Tiaret' or 'Tihert', the Berber for "station") is the name of a large Algerian town, one that gives its name to the wider farming region of 'Wilaya de Tiaret' province in central Algeria.
		The Africa Institute reported in a May 2004 monograph that Tahert's more "arid and mountainous landscape has facilitated terrorist activities".
		Most of the population was banished to Wargala and then escaped to the inhospitable M'Zab Valley.
	www.wiki-mirror.be /index.php/Tahert (878 words)

	Tahert - Qwika
		Tahert Tahert (aka 'Tiaret' or 'Tihert', the Berber for...
		The Jedars tombs near Tahert are evidence that the province was...
		Emir of Nekor (c.864-c.916) Tahert - Muhammad Abu'l-Yaqdan, Rustamid Imam of Tahert (c.873-c.894) Tamesna - Yunus, Tarifid...
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	[IslamCity] The History of Islam in Algeria - Part II.
		Abdurrahman ibn Rostom ruled most of the central Maghrib from Tahert or Tiaret, the rulers of the Rostomid imamate, which lasted from 761 to 909, each an Ibadi Kharijite imam, were elected by leading citizens; the imams gained a reputation for honesty, piety, and justice.
		The court at Tahert was noted for its support of scholarship in mathematics, astronomy, and astrology, as well as theology and law, it was also noted that the Rostomid Imams, however, failed, by choice or by neglect, to organize a reliable standing army.
		For many years, the Fatimids were attracted by the East and surely their deepest ambition was to rule the East, the Mashriq, which included Egypt and Muslim lands beyond, by 969 they had conquered Egypt and in 972 the Fatimid ruler Al Muizz established the new city of Cairo as his capital.
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	islamfact.com - Studies in ibadhism
		196 His view was that the distance between the Jabal and the Capital of the Imamate in Tahert was too far, and divided by large areas ruled by Aghlabids, which made the administration ineffective.
		It appears that the attitude taken by Naffath which most seriously disturbed the Imam of Tahert and his rulers was his opinion concerning the relation between the Ibadhis and Ibadhi rulers during the state of secrecy (kitman).
		The Imamate in Tahert faced political opposition on different occasions, but in this chapter our study is concerned only with those groups which possessed and developed theological and legal opinions.
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	Rustamiden
		Nach dem Sieg der abbasidischen Truppen (761) floh Ibn Rustam zu den Zanata nach Westalgerien.
		Tahert entwickelte sich in der Folgezeit schnell zum religiösen und kulturellen Zentrum der Charidschiten im Maghreb.
		Sandrata entwickelte sich als Begräbnisstätte des letzten Imams von Tahert zum bedeutenden Pilgerzentrum der Ibaditen.
	www.weblexikon.de /Liste_der_Rustamiden-Herrscher_von_Tahert.html (297 words)

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		TIARET (Tahert), a town of Algeria, in the Tell Atlas, department of Oran, 122 M. of Mostaganem by rail.
		It occupies an important strategic position on a pass through the mountains at an elevation of 3552 ft. Pop.
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		Jews have been present in Algeria at least since late Roman times; the early Arab chroniclers suggest that at least some Berber tribes were converted to Judaism before Islam's arrival, notably that of Queen Kahina.
		Early descriptions of the Rustamid capital Tahert note that Jews were to be found there, as in any other major Muslim city, and some centuries later the Geniza Letters (found in Cairo) mention many Algerian Jewish families.
		However, the country's Jewish community was substantially increased following the Reconquista, when the Spanish Inquisition expelled the Jews from Spain in 1492 [1].
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	www.ghana.co.uk - History & Culture
		There is evidence found by archaeologists that confirms elements of the story, showing that until the 12th Century, sheep, cows and even goats were abundant in the region.
		The route taken by traders of the Maghreb to Ghana started in North Africa in Tahert, coming down through Sjilmasa in Southern Morocco.
		From there the trail went south and inland, running parallel with the coast, then round to the south-east through Awdaghust and ending up in Kumbi Saleh - the royal town of Ancient Ghana.
	www.ghana.co.uk /history/history/ancient_ghana.htm (658 words)

	World Heritage Review #8
		Only by studying their history and by discovering the secret that favoured their creation and preservation through the centuries shall we find ways of solving current problems and of handing these cities down to future generations.
		Back in the 11th century, the Ibadite community that founded the M'zab pentapolis was banished from its original capitals: Tahert in the Atlas mountains, Sigilmassa and Sedrata on the outskirts of the desert.
		This led the community to move out into a completely sterile region, cut off from all existing routes and afflicted with highly unfavourable natural conditions, and to settle there.
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	Rise and Spread of Islam 622-1500: Geography History: Topography And Climate \| World Eras
		By the ninth century, the Idrisids in Morocco, the Aghlabids in Tunisia, and the Tulunids in Egypt ruled independently.
		Shi'i and Khariji states emerged in North Africa at this time as well, such as the Ibadis at Tahert, followed in the tenth century by the Fatimids, an Isma'ili dynasty that founded Cairo.
		In order to prop up their dominions, the Abbasids increasingly relied on Turkic soldiers and horsemen from the Central Asian steppes, a flat, arid region where life revolved around pastoralism.
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	Rustamiden
		Durch das Bündnis mit den Miknasa von Sigilmasa konnte sich das Reich 787 kam es zum Frieden mit dem Kalifat der Abbasiden.
		Tahert entwickelte sich schnell zum religiösen kulturellen Zentrum der Charidschiten bzw.
		So wanderten auch viele Charidschiten aus Nahen Osten wo sie verfolgt wurden in Maghreb nach Tahert aus.
	www.uni-protokolle.de /Lexikon/Rustamiden.html (189 words)

	Trans-Saharan trade (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In fact, it seems that regular and intensive trade across the desert was organized quite soon after the Arabs had consolided their power in Northern Africa: both the major northern terminals of the trans-Saharan routes, Sijilmasa and Tahert, were founded in mid-8th century AD.
		Already in the first half of the 12th century, the Muslim ruler of a West African state called Diafunu visited Marrakesh where he met the reigning Almoravid amir Ali b.
		Even before this visit, the Rustamid imam of Tahert had sent in early 9th century a delegation with precious gifts to the court of the "King of Blacks", referring most likely to the ruler of Gao, definitely pagan by that time.
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		Songhay began trans-Saharan trade with Tahert, Algeria in the mid- 8th century, and developed the trade town of Gao north of the old capital Kukiya.
		(Levtzion, 1978:667) Levtzion notes a gift-deputation from the ruler of Tahert, Algeria, to the "king of the Sudan" about AD 871, but attributes no political substance to it.
		(Levtzion, 1978:647-652) Devisse argues cogently that the trans-Saharan route from Tahert was open from the second half of the eighth century, but infirm until the tenth.
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		Embraced Shi'ism and founded Shi'a tribal kingdoms, the most powerful of which was the Rustamid Kingdom at
		Tahert in central Algeria which flourished during the 8th and 9th centuries.
		Algeria became part of the powerful Berber empires of the Almoravids and Almohads which dominated the Magreb and Andalusia.
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		Ibrahim bin Ahmad died in 291 H. and was succeeded by his son, Ziadatullah, a man indolent and entirely devoted to pleasure.
		Dai Abu Abdullah (RA) captured Tahert and his followers built living quarters around it.
		Immediately, he set on laying the foundations of administration for his principality and divided the Kutama into seven units, each with its own army with wide powers.
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		Auch nachdem der Aufstand des Maysara 742 von den Arabern niedergeschlagen worden war, blieb die Opposition der nun überwiegend charidschitischen Berber gegen die Vorherrschaft der Araber bestehen.
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	ACD - Western World 901 Adjudication (Spring 913)
		A Zawila S A Tahert - Tripolitania; [OK]
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		Tahert was destroyed by the Fatimid caliphs in the tenth century.
		Another Khariji revolt, led by the scholar and preacher Abu Yazid,...
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	Tiaret Ville d'Algérie
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		Tiaret, région du centre ouest algérien, Tahert Capitale des Rostemides.
		Ce royaume paisible ne saura se défendre contre les troupes chiites(911) et après la destruction de Tahert, les kharédjites émigreront aux confins du Sahara, à Ouargla et au Mzab, où vivent toujours leurs descendants.
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