[[Image:Quraysh.jpg|thumb|Qurayshi Dinar]]'''Quraysh''' were Zoroastrian Harranians who became Hagarim, that means (a kind of [[Noahite ]] to the [[proto-Karaites]]) and finally Muslims in order to rise in power and rule over the Arabs. Even though they did not consider themselves to be Arabs, they spoke a language which they called "Intelligible Arabic" being the language in which they believed originated certain teachings corrupted by [[Mehmet the Ishmaelite]]. From 692 onwards the Quraysh began to create Islam splitting into the easily Christened Iberian Umayyads (Western Quraysh) and very Islamic Abbasids (Eastern Quraysh) in 749.
=610=
=620s=
The Under the employ of Heraclius, the proto-Karaites begin to evict the Sassanians. Quraysh from Syria under the employ of are interviewed by Heraclius.
=629=
Quraysh-controlled Jordanian Ghassanids are attacked by Arabs in the battle of Mu-tah.
=633=
Proto-Karaite Banu Bakr Karaites of Al-Hira are conquered overrun by Khalid's Quraysh"converts".
=634=
Mehmet's Taji fight 12 miles east of Gaza at this time according to Thomas the Presbyter.
=635=
Pope Honorius advises Heraclius to accept Quraysh MonotheletismMonothelitism.
=636=
Monothelete Monothelite Quraysh of [[MUHMD]] evict Heraclius from Syria.=637=Sophronius surrenders the Patriarchate of Jerusalem to [[proto-Karaite]] Umar who declines his offer to pray at the Holy Sepulchre.
=638=
Heraclius submits to Monotheletism Monothelitism for Quraysh tribute.
=641=
Constans
=644=
Uthman promotes Quraysh Quran in opposition to Protoand suppresses Pahlavi proto-Karaite version.
=648=
Typos of Constans is issued to suppress discussion over MonotheletismMonothelitism.
Quraysh refuse to put Constans on their Drahmas
Pope Martin of Gaza arrested for joining the Saracens in opposition to the Typos of Constans
=655=
United Quraysh conquer the Mediterranean following Maximus the confessor's journey to Rome.=692=Western Quraysh (Umayyads) conquer Proto-Karaite Caliphate. =749=Eastern Quraysh (Abbasids) take rule of all but Andalusia from Western Quraysh (Umayyads).
