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In Egypt, "AD" refers to "Anno Domini," a Latin term meaning "in the year of our Lord," used to denote years in the Gregorian calendar. This system is commonly used worldwide to indicate dates in relation to the birth of Jesus Christ. In the context of Egyptian history, it is often used alongside "BC" (Before Christ) to provide a chronological framework for historical events. The use of AD reflects the influence of Christianity in the region and its historical timeline.
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Which people ruled Egypt after the Romans ruled?
The Arabs occupied Egypt after the Romans.
When was Nubia captured by Egypt?
2012 ad
When did Egypt write on papyrus?
About 400 AD.
Where was saladin sultan?
First Egypt, then Egypt and Syria (after he defeated Nur ad-Din)
How did Egypt become a Muslim country?
640 ad arab conqued egypt
When was Cairo founded?
cairo Egypt was found in 969 AD
What about global ad mart in Egypt?
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Who ruled Egypt in 1 AD?
In the year 1 AD, Egypt was a province of the Roman Empire. The Emperor Augustus Caesar was ruler of the entire Empire; he was also given the title "Pharoah of Egypt", but this was simply an honorary title to remind the Egyptians who was in charge.
What empires ruled in Egypt from AD 500-1500s?
Ottoman Turks was the first person to find Egypt and had a successful Empire
When did the Muslims expand to Egypt?
The Muslims entered Egypt during the reign of Hazrat Omar (RAU) in the 7th century AD.
What empire ruled Egypt in the 2nd century AD?
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What was the southern most part of the Roman Empire in AD 120?
The southernmost part of the Roman Empire in AD 120 was southern Egypt.
