
Jerusalem 637 CE: The Surrender That Changed the Holy City
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In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the largely overlooked story of Jerusalem's surrender to the Rashidun caliphate in 637 CE, just one year before the more famous visit of Caliph Umar. Drawing on the accounts of the patriarch Sophronius and the Muslim commander Abu Ubayda, they uncover the tense negotiations, the siege that never was, and the treaty that guaranteed safety for Christians in exchange for tribute. They discuss the role of the city's Jewish population, the aftermath of Byzantine rule, and how this event set the stage for centuries of Islamic governance. Specific details include the names of the negotiating parties, the exact terms of the capitulation, and the lasting impact on the city's religious landscape.
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