The lost of Egypt to the Muslims in 642 C.E. would open the door to greater Muslim expansion into the west which they would do in throughout North Africa, and later in the Visigothic Kingdom. 711 C.E., the being of the end of the Visigothic Kingdom, as Muslim forces would cross the straits of Gibraltar into Iberia, and into Western Europe. Ending two-hundred and ninety-three years of Visigothic rule in the Iberian peninsula, and three-hundred and ninety-eight years of Catholic rule in Iberia, with the founding of Al-Andalus which would not fall until 1492 C.E. with the Battle of Granada during the Reconquista. Taking a large territory of Christian lands from the Christians with the fall of Iberia to the Muslims, it began to appear as it was the end of the Christian world as this unstoppable tide of Islam spread across the Christian held lands, across Northern Africa, the Middle East, and
The lost of Egypt to the Muslims in 642 C.E. would open the door to greater Muslim expansion into the west which they would do in throughout North Africa, and later in the Visigothic Kingdom. 711 C.E., the being of the end of the Visigothic Kingdom, as Muslim forces would cross the straits of Gibraltar into Iberia, and into Western Europe. Ending two-hundred and ninety-three years of Visigothic rule in the Iberian peninsula, and three-hundred and ninety-eight years of Catholic rule in Iberia, with the founding of Al-Andalus which would not fall until 1492 C.E. with the Battle of Granada during the Reconquista. Taking a large territory of Christian lands from the Christians with the fall of Iberia to the Muslims, it began to appear as it was the end of the Christian world as this unstoppable tide of Islam spread across the Christian held lands, across Northern Africa, the Middle East, and