Talk:Muslim conquest of Syria

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[edit] hello

I added the fact that prior to the Battle of Yarmuk, the Arabs abandoned Jerusalem and Damascus. It was only after Yarmuk, that they occupied it for the last time until 1099 when the crusaders took it.

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Talk:Muslim conquest of Syria

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[edit] hello

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