Islamic Spain, 1250 to 1500

Contents: Geographical environment and historical context

The rise of the Banūl-Ahmar

Enclaves and anomalies

Mudejar status: the teachings of the Islamic lawyers; Christian attitudes and doctrines

Mudejar communities: Castile

Mudejar legal codes from Castile

Mudejar communities: Aragon

Mudejar communities: Valencia

Mudejar communities: Navarre

Muḥammad II (1273-1302)

Muḥammad III (1302-1309)

Naṣr (1309-1314), Ismā'īl (1314-1325); Muḥammad IV (1325-1333)

Yūsef (1333-1354)

Muḥammad V (1354-1391): a reign interrupted by those of Ismā'īl II and Muḥammad VI

Yūsef II (Abū'l-Ḥajjāj) (1391-1392); Muḥammad VII (1392-1408); Yūsef III (1408-1417).

Contents (cont.): The interlocking reighns of Muḥammad VIII, Muḥammad IX, Muḥammad X, Muḥammad XI, Yūsef IV, and Yūsef V (1417-1452)

Sa'd (1453-1464)

and Abū'l-Ḥasan'Ali (1464-1482)

The final decade of Granadan independence (1482-1491)

The conquest of Granada (1490-1492)

All Mudejars now: Islamic Spain (1492-1500).