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Why did so many key Arab families become hostile to Uthman within 20 ... Why was the caliphate of Ali (656 661) so controversial? Who were the Kharijites? ...

Key Vocabulary Potpourri Islamic Legacies The Spread of Islam Shiite or Sunni Important People Basic Beliefs Islamic Empires 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

Umayyads and Abbasids Sunni v. Shi a At issue: Who should lead the Muslim Umma? First 4 Caliphs = The Rightly Guided Caliphs Ali, 4th caliph, killed by ...

The Spread of Islam Rightly Guided The first four successors of Muhammad were called the Rightly Guided Caliphs Caliph Successor All related to Muhammad All ...

Abbasid Decline Overexpansion & succession problems (fratricide)! Led to caliph hiring personal armies of Turkic Central Asian nomads (slave soldiers) ...

... navigation = stars Spurred by contact with Europe, i.e., telescope Trigonometry Medical advancements Algebra Caliphates Caliph- successor or deputy.

Umayyad and Abbasid Sunni & Shi ite Split Mohammed s Death (632): Abu-Bakir first caliph, secular and religious ruler, chosen by Umma Third caliph Uthman (Umayyad ...

Umayyads proclaim Mu awiya as Caliph Ali is assassinated, ... The Arab Empire and its Successors Author: Angela Lawson Last modified by: Pauling, Beau

Expansion (central Asia, N.W. India, N. Africa, Spain) Capital = Damascus (modern Syria) ... Mongols kill the last caliph in 1258 Never trust a pastoralist.

... prayer, charity, ... were the Rightly Guided Caliphs 40 Points Three ways Muslims built a successful Arab Empire Answer What are being good warriors, ...

Sharia Law Islamic laws which apply principles from the Quran to everyday life. Sunni Muslims who believe that any good Muslim can become a Caliph ...

... Pilgrimage Khalifa (Caliphs) Sunnis & Shia Ali & Hosain Umayyad Caliphate (661-750) Damascus Conversion Abbasid Caliphate (751-1258) ...

Shiite rule takes power in faded regions Seljuk Turks take control 1055 Seljuk Sultan: ruler Controls Baghdad but keeps Abbasid caliph Eventually leads to Crusades ...

Islam Jeopardy Muhammad 50 40 30 20 10 Five Pillars 50 40 30 20 10 Caliphs 50 40 30 20 10 Pre-Islamic Arabia 50 40 30 20 10 Art and Architecture 50 40 30 20 10

Islam Notes These will go on page 25 of you IN Muslims pray at a Mosque Religious leaders are called Caliphs, or Imams Holy text is the Qur an, or Koran Symbol is ...

The Spread of Islam The First Three Caliphs After Muhammad s death his followers had to choose a new leader to preserve the Muslim community.

B. Buyids (Buwayhids) from N. Iran occupy Baghdad 945 C.E. ... (2) Seljuk Turks (part of Oghuz) take Baghdad, 1055, recognize. Abbasid caliph; staunchly Sunni. ...

While the Moors made many cultural advances, their women lived ... 2. Prelate. Caliph. 1. Prince. Ice. Villena. Rights and Respect. Rights: Women in Court ...

Chapter 11 Islamic Civilization Section 2 Islamic Empires The Spread of Islam When Muhammad died, his followers chose his successor. He was called a caliph, which ...

Abu- Bakr was the first caliph in 632, he was elected by the Muslim community ... Evanston, IL: McDougal Littell, 1999. King Wayne and Marcel Lewinski. World History. ...

According to the Qur'an and the Hadith (sayings of the Prophet,) during a ... Gibraltar (from Arabic, Jebel-al-Tarik, Tarik's mountain. VII. Empire of the Caliphs ...

Horses drank out of marble fountains. Caliph had a beautiful view of Cordoba and valley ... the mosque that had pools, fountains, cages of wild animals, and ...

CENTRAL ASIA. THE PLACE WHERE THE WEST AND EAST MET ... with Central Asia. Ali (656-661) Umayyad caliphs (661-750), further expansion into Central Asia ...

Iraq is the modern day country. Caliph is a successor to Muhammad, chosen to rule lands under ... The lute and guitar came from the Arab culture. Infographic ...

converted to Islam, fought in battles, but earned little booty ... 750: defeat the Umayyad caliph in the Battle of the River Zab. The end of the Umayyads ...

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Muslims that do not believe that a Caliph must be related to Muhammad. The spreading of ideas and ... Sufi-lived life of poverty and devotion. First Empires ...

IT IS RELATED TO THE WORD SALAM (PEACE) AND MUSLIM. ... ON SATURDAYS LIKE THE JEWS UNTIL MUHAMMAD CHANGED ... THE SHIITES ONLY ACKNOWLDGE THE 4TH CALIPH, ALI. ...

Write a 3 page biography of a Muslim scholar. Try to explain ... Veiling & Seclusion. Especially upper class women. Expansion. Caliph successor to Muhammad ...

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Spread of Islam

Do Now Review: What factors led many people and societies to embrace Islam? What empires were weak? How did they treat people of other faiths? How did they feel about ...

Abbreviated history of the Islamic world 19thc. Napoleon in Egypt 19thc. The British in India 19thc. Western secularization industrialization & colonization New ...

Spread of Islam: The Messenger How far did the Islamic Empire stretch? Why did the Islamic religion spread so quickly? What building did Christians and Muslims share?

Abbreviated history of the Islamic world 19thc. Napoleon in Egypt 19thc. The British in India 19thc. Western secularization industrialization & colonization New ...

Title: HIST 2116 Reformation & Counter-Reformation Late Medieval Society & Faith Author: Janice Liedl-Myatt Last modified by: SWRHS Created Date

Islam and the Early Caliphates

Chapter 6 The Arab Empire 632-661 Maps and Charts 1 Muhammad died no successor Followers chose Abu Bakr his father-in-law over Ali his cousin and ...

The World of Islam

Makkah (Mecca) In 570, Muhammad was born to a widow of a respectable clan in Makkah. The drinking, gambling, and corruption in Makkah troubled Muhammad, ...

Islam notes Pre-Islam the Arabian Peninsula People: Klan/tribe life was very important b/c of desert Mecca: (city) trade center Kaaba a building that contained ...

... Umayyad seize leadership of the Muslim faithful Begin conquests throughout Middle East and North Africa Arab Conquest Muslim military conquests mount beyond ...

13th-century Abbasid madrasa, Baghdad. III. MONGOLS were a quasi-Turkic nomadic population from ... (1) Chief qadi of Baghdad complains to Mongol Great Khan. (2) ...

... Prophet,) during a journey to Jerusalem, Muhammad ... For this faithfulness he was called 'The Upright.' Muhammad meets Gabriel on his night journey ...

... of a current conflict involving the Sunni-Shia split. ... Sunni vs. Shia Islam. Reflection. How do you think the split of Islam will impact Muslims today? ...

Ommeh-Ishaq; mother of Fatima. Along With Father (Years ... Son of Hakam bin Abil-A's; cousin and son in law of Othman. His mother: Zarqa; the unchaste woman ...

Abbasid Dynasty 751-870 AD Egypt now gets a taste of a Shiite Dynasty. The Abbasids (related to the uncle of Mohammed) take power from the Umayyads by killing all but ...

Sunni vs. Shia Deconstructing Islam for the Classroom Thank you for Coming! All of the Powerpoint presentation and handouts for this presentation can be found on our ...

University High School Ms. Sheets CHAPTER SIX THE FIRST GLOBAL CIVILIZATION: THE RISE AND SPREAD OF ISLAM

BEGINNINGS OF THE CALIPHATE. Muhammad's death, 632. A. Need for a successor no ... III. Theory and titulature of the caliphate ...

Islam after Muhammad s Death Muhammad s Successors Priorities Expansion of Territory The death of Muhammad in 632 presented a challenge for the Muslim community.

The Fatimid caliphate was formed by Shi a Muslims in North Africa. ... One language (Arabic) and one currency (Abbasid dinar) linked the empire.

... Uthman, refuses to recognize Ali unless the killers are brought to justice ... By not trying to catch Uthman's killers, Medinans were not following the sunna ...

Age of Islamic Conquests Creation of An Arab Empire After the death of Muhammad, unity was difficult to maintain. The friend and father-in-law of Muhammad, Abu Bakr ...

Shi'ite = followers felt that Muhammad had designated his son-in-law, Ali, to be ... Bedouin horse and camel cavalry. United a patchwork of tribes ...