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--- timelines:rise_of_the_hashemite_caliphate [2016/08/05 20:25] – petike
+++ timelines:rise_of_the_hashemite_caliphate [2019/03/29 15:13] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-======The Beginning======
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-In January, 1900, Husayn Bin Ali, Sheik of Mecca, was visited by a man claiming to be from the future. In order to save the world from a terrible war, the stranger declares, Pitt must unite the world under one religion; Islam. To do this, the stranger gives the Sheik several tools to accomplish this task. The stranger than vanishes, leaving the Sheik alone to carry out his mission.
+In January 1900, Husayn Bin Ali, Sheik of Mecca, was visited by a man claiming to be from the future. In order to save the world from a terrible war, the stranger declares, he must unite the world under one religion; Islam. To do this, the stranger gives the Sheik several tools to accomplish this task. The stranger than vanishes, leaving the Sheik alone to carry out his mission.
 To aid him in his endeavor, he summons the following people to aid him: His Sons; Faisal, Zeid, Abdullah, and Ali, later the Emirs of the Caliphate.
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 As a spin-off of the Ameriwank timeline, Caliphate-wank possesses several connections and differences to its source material. These include:
-The Stranger, who gave the tools to Washington in the Ameriwank timeline, instead chooses to give the tools to the SHeik, claiming to be one of the last Moslems in the future, where Islamic fundementalism destroyed the Holy Cities.
+The Stranger, who gave the tools to Washington in the Ameriwank timeline, instead chooses to give the tools to the Sheik, claiming to be one of the last Moslems in the future, where Islamic fundamentalism destroyed the Holy Cities.
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