The Arab Conquest of the Central Asia

Arab's Central Asia conquest was a major event affecting the whole region in the early 8th century. Abu Ja'far Muhammad al-Tabari is a historian who used various stories to explain the conquest of the Muslim population in the second half of the nineteenth century (page 16). ) His text helped to evaluate the conquest of Central Asia in Kutaiba and can be compared with his explanation about Persian historian Alvaradouri (page 11) and Arab conquest of the same century.

Conquest of Central Asians by Muslim Arabs completed in the 8th century gave new religions that continue to dominate this area. During the Persian conquest, Arabs invaded Transoxiana for the first time in mid-seventh century through sporadic attacks. Existing sources of Arab conquests show that Central Asian Sogdites and other Iranian people can not defend their land from Arabs due to internal division and lack of strong indigenous leadership I will. Meanwhile, the Arabs were led by outstanding generals General Kutiba ibn Muslim and were very aggressive even though they wanted to disseminate their new faith (the authorities began in the year 622). Due to these factors, the population of Transoxiana is easily suppressed. The new religion brought by Arabs gradually spread to the area

Curiosity shows the cultural change that occurred after the Arabs conquered in the 7th century. Two parallel processes of Islamization and Arabization are functioning. Paradoxically, they did not work at the same time. Iran, which accepts Islamization, is firmly resisting Arabism. Contrary to Zoroastrianism, Persian is altered by Arabic scripts and languages, but it maintains its pride and pre-Islamic heritage and conquests and state supporters to reaffirm its unique and continuous creative identity It recovers from the influence of the loss of. Asia in the western part of Iran accepted the Arabicization, but delayed Islamization