When did the Arab powersrule North Africa?

Arab powers began to rule North Africa in the 7th century following the Islamic conquests. The spread of Islam in the region started around 640 AD, with the establishment of various dynasties such as the Umayyads and later the Abbasids. This period marked significant cultural and religious transformation, leading to the Arabization of many North African societies. Over the centuries, various local dynasties emerged, but the influence of Arab culture and governance remained prevalent.