Islam
- 561
- Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society
- Celebrates the life of a mystic, philosopher and poet of Moorish Andalusia. Information about their activities, events and publications, with an online catalogue of their library.
- 562
- Shaykh Muhyi al-Din Ibn `Arabi
- A biography of the thinker, with discussion of his ideas and writings, and of the controversy surrounding him.
- 564
- Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Hanbal
- An article assessing the contribution of this scholar, with some biographical information.
- 566
- Malik ibn Anas ibn Malik ibn `Amr, al-Imam
- A biography and assessment of Imam Malik, founder of the Maliki madhhab (School of Law).
- 568
- Abbasid Caliphs
- Part of a longer article on the history of Islam; outlines the Abbasid caliphate, independent and alongside other dynasties, then under the protection of the Seljuks until the death of Abdullah al-Musta'sim and the start of the Khanid dynasty.
- 569
- Abbasids
- Summary article of the family which formed the last Arab Caliphates; also covers their decline, until only symbolic value remained. From Encyclopaedia of the Orient
- 571
- Egypt: History - Abbasid Period
- Covers the impact of Abbasid rule on Egypt, and the rise of the Tulunids.
- 572
- The Art of the Abbasid Period (750-1258 A.D.)
- An online exhibition from the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York) offers a profile of the caliphate, and illustrations of their cultural and artistic achievement.
- 573
- Almohads
- Profile and timeline of the Muslim Berber movement who replaced the Almoravids, and became the leading political power in North Africa and Spain in the 12th and 13th century. From Encyclopedia of the Orient.
- 574
- Islam
- Part of an extended article on the history of Islam covers the Muwahid (Almohad) Dynasty in Spain.
- 576
- Islam
- Part of a much larger article on the history of Islam, dealing with the Murabit Sultans (Almoravid); covers their role in the Maghrib and Spain.
- 577
- The Aghlabids
- Part of a substantial article on Islamic history, dealing with the Aghlabids; originally faithful Abbasid governors of Tunisia, who gradually drifted out of central control. Their greatest independent project was the conquest of Sicily.
- 578
- Ayyubid Architecture
- An online book by Terry Allen presents and discusses architecture of the Ayyubid period mainly in Syria.