This list covers the resident armies of the Umayyads, then of the Abbasids, then after revolt against the Abbasids in 800, the Aghlabids of Tunisia until they were replaced by the Fatimids in 909, the Idrisids of Morocco until conquered by the Umayyads of Spain in 926, the Fatimids until they conquered Egypt in 972, then Maghrawanids in Morocco and Zirids in Tunisia until 1160. Sicily was seized in 827, but progressively lost 1063-1091. Armies were a combination of coastal and city- dwelling Arabs with Berber converts from the hinterland and slave troops brought across the Sahara. References: Armies of the Dark Ages 1. Heath, Armies of Feudal Europe 1. Heath.
— Early Muslim North African or Sicilian Army 696 AD - 1160 AD
III/21 — ITALIAN LOMBARD 584 AD - 1076 AD
III/28 — CAROLINGIAN FRANKISH 639 AD - 888 AD
III/29 — THEMATIC BYZANTINE 650 AD - 963 AD
III/33 — EARLY MUSLIM NORTH AFRICA & SICILY 696 AD - 1160 AD
III/34 — ANDALUSIAN 710 AD - 1172 AD
III/35 — FEUDAL SPANISH 718 AD - 1340 AD
III/37 — ABBASID ARAB 747 AD - 945 AD
III/49 — TULUNID OR IQSHIDID EGYPTIAN 868 AD - 905 AD & 935 AD - 969 AD
III/52 — WEST FRANKISH & NORMAN 888 AD - 1072 AD
III/53 — EAST FRANKISH 888 AD - 1106 AD
III/66 — FATIMID EGYPTIAN 969 AD - 1171 AD
III/73 — COMMUNAL ITALIAN 1029 AD - 1320 AD
III/75 — ISLAMIC BERBER 1039 AD - 1529 AD
IV/4 — FEUDAL FRENCH 1072 AD - 1330 AD
IV/5 — SICILIAN 1072 AD - 1266 AD & 1282 AD - 1442 AD
III/34 — ANDALUSIAN 710 AD - 1172 AD
III/65 — NIKEPHORIAN BYZANTINE 963 AD - 1042 AD
III/70 — TUAREG 1000 AD - 1880 AD