The Fiscal Rescript Of Umar II

The financial record of "Omar II" comes from Omar b. "Faithful Commander Abdal'Azîz, Governor: God has sent Muhammad in good faith," he said with the guidance and truth of religion, it is the best God of various religious forms, the unity of God with God You should. "The Qur'an, 9: 34" Furthermore, the religion of God given to Muhammad is the book he sent to him, and God follows him, obeys his orders, avoids what he forbids and insists on him You should. Restricting and obeying his regulations should prohibit his misconduct and admit his rights and should do so.

Omar's contract (also known as the Omar Convention, Omar Treaty or Omar Act, Arabic: شروطعم مر or عهد عمر or عقدعمر) is a taboo between Muslims and Syria, Christian of Mesopotamia after the treaty which won the normative position in Islamic law, Or Jerusalem. It prescribes the rights and limitations of living non-Muslims (dhimmis) under the rule of Islam. There are several versions of the contract, which differ in structure and regulation. The convention was traditionally attributed to the second Rashidun caliphate Umar ibn Khattab, but other law scholars and orientalists have expressed suspicions that they are attributed to the 9th century Mujtahids (Islamic scholar) or Umayyad Caliph Umar II . This Convention should not be confused with the security of Omar against the people of Aelia (al-'Uhda al- 'Umariyya, Arabic): العهدة العمرية

Aceh II held power to rule the death of Omar II. Yazid and Umar battled Kharijite negotiations and killed Kharijite leader Shawdhab. During Yazid's reign, the civil war began in different parts of the empire. Yazid expanded the territory of the caliph to Caucasus and died in 724. Inheriting his brother's caliph, Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik dominated the empire with many problems. He effectively solved these problems and allowed the Umayyad Empire to survive as entity. His long-term rules were effective and new reforms were introduced by Omar II. According to Hisham's rule, regular attacks on Byzantine continues. In North Africa, the teachings of Kharijite combined with the local stimulus, Berber uprised. He also faces the resistance of Zaid Ibn Ali. Hisham oppressed the two revolts. The Abbasid dynasty continued to acquire power in Khurasan and Iraq. But they are not strong enough to take action. Hisham died in 743