This man made his military officers swear oaths against riding Turkic horses, and he set an example for public access to leadership by living in a mud hut without doors.
This man is credited with setting up a distribution network that moved food provided by the governor Abu Ubaidah to a hundred thousand famine victims. This man made his military officers swear oaths against riding Turkic horses, and he set an example for public access to leadership by living in a mud hut without doors. This man's name is attached to a probably fake document which banned the use of the Nakos but provided limited formal protection to (*) Christians in an unspecified Middle Eastern city. Mosaics depicting this man's conquest of Persia adorn the Dome of the Rock, which is sometimes known as his mosque. This man issued the fatal decree "make me a windmill" to a man who had complained about his tax rate, leading to his assassination by Piruz Nahavandi, a Persian-born slave. For 10 points, name this second Rashidun caliph, who was succeeded by Uthman.
This man is credited with setting up a distribution network that moved food provided by the governor Abu Ubaidah to a hundred thousand famine victims.
Umar ibn al-Khattab