The Reconquista (Reconquest) (711 A.D. – 1492 A.D.) and the Islamic Control of Al Andalus, Spain From the 8th Century A.D. – 15th Century: The Person Who Began the First Crusade (1096 A.D. – 1099 A.D.), the Period When Christian Monarchs Regained Control of Al Andalus, Spain, the Reason Islam Became the Dominant Religion of Al Andalus Between the 11th Century A.D. and 13th Century A.D., Islamic Mercenaries Leveraging the Strategies of Modern Day Organized Criminal Syndicates, the Resolution Implemented to Repel Islamic Mercenaries Within Al Andalus During the 11th Century A.D., the Description of the Almoravids (Those Who Live in a Ribāṭ/Garrison), How the Almoravids Participated Within Conflict Using Cavalary, the Modern Day View of the Power Struggle Within Al Andalus During the 11th Century A.D., the Most Well Renowned Historical Military Leader Within Spanish History, the Honor and Recognition the Spanish Government Has Provided for Spanish Duke of Medina Sidonia Alonso Pérez de Guzmán (Guzmán El Bueno) (Guzmán the Good), the Modern Day Spanish Public’s Understanding of Guzmán’s Struggle to Defend Tarifa, Spain, the Wealth of Guzmán’s Descendants, the Most Well Renowned Catholic Saint Within Spain During the Modern Day, Examples of Arabic Terms Which Influenced Other Languages, Additional Examples of Arabic Terms Which Influenced Other Languages, the Reason “Algorithm” and “Algebra” Are Derived From Arabic Terms, the Etymology of the Term “Zero”, the Advent of Arabic Numerals to Perform Mathematical Calculations, the Reason Arabic Numerals Helped Expand and Evolve Architectural Projects and Education, the Period When Christian Military Forces Began Capturing Islamic Controlled Territories of Spain and the Last Islamic Outpost Within Europe, the Significance of the Marriage Between Spanish King Ferdinand II and Spanish Queen Isabella I, the Reason Isabella I Attacked Grenada, Spain Relentlessly for 1 Year in 1491, the Date Ferdinand II and Isabella I Captured Grenada, the Statement Made to Spanish Sultan Abu Abdallah Muhammad XII (Boabdil) (Father of Abdallah) by Spanish Queen of the Nasrid Dynasty Aixa al-Hurra (Muhammad XII’s Mother) Post the Capture of Grenada by Ferdinand II and Isabella I, the Total Length of Time Islamic Monarchs Remained Within Spain, Isabella I Attempting to Ensure Islam Would No Longer Be Promoted Within Western Europe, Ferdinand II and Isabella I Launching the Spanish Inquisition (1478 A.D. – 1834) and the Most Austere Form of Religious Control Within European History, the Ultimate Goal of the Spanish Inquisition, the Penalty Subjected Upon Those Found Guilty of Heresy During the Spanish Inquisition, How the Auto Da Fé (Act of Faith) Punishment Works, the U.S. Terrorist Organization Which Adopted the Textiles of the Auto Da Fé Punishment Ritual, the Final Punishment Enacted During the Auto Da Fé Punishment Ritual, the Year the Spanish Inquisition Began Within Grenada, the 3 Options Available to Muslims Within Spain in 1526, the Reason Islamic Architecture Shifted During the 16th Century and the Subjugation of Muslims Within Europe During the 16th Century, the Reason Islamic Architecture Developed Front Doors Leading to a Bent Corridor, and the Efficacy of the Spanish Inquisition Post 2 Decades