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Muslim Civilization A religion that launched an empire Ms. James

The Arabian Peninsula The Arabian Peninsula is a harsh and with vast desert interior. People lived as Bedouins, nomadic Arab peoples moved their herds between scattered oases. Each tribe had a different polytheistic god or deity. Islam means these tribes have to come together as one people.

If people can’t farm they have to trade… On the route of the Silk Road Traded: Horses, Thoroughbred Camels, Ostriches, & Tanned Hides

Deserts, Towns, and Trade Routes On the Arabian Peninsula, Bedouin (Arab Nomad) tribes organize into clans. Their Ideals of courage and loyalty to family would become part of culture. By the 600’s trade routes connected Arabs to the major ocean and land trade routes. Trade was extended as far as the silk road would allow.

Deserts, Towns, and Trade Routes Mecca Home of the ancient shrine called the Ka’aba (supposedly built by Abraham). The building was used for a peace meeting between different clans/tribes. It also housed a rock from the sky (meteorite) Muhammad was born here in AD 570.

The Prophet Muhammad Born into a powerful Meccan family. He became an orphan by age four, and his uncle (the clan/tribe leader) raised him. He married a wealthy merchant. Around the age of 40, he believed that he received a call from the Angel Gabriel to proclaim him the messenger of Allah.

Islam originated in the Middle East around 622 AD with the Prophet, Muhammad. Muhammad was born in Mecca and traveled to Medina in a journey called the hijra (hegira), that became the founding of Islam. Muslim worshippers follow scriptures called the Qur'an, or Koran. The collection of Islamic laws is also known as the Sharia. Basis of Islam

A religion emerges…Islam Muhammad the Messenger Prophet of Islam who Muslims-(those who surrender to God) recognize as Allah’s messenger to all humankind. His teachings form the basis of Islam. Muhammad’s Revelations “Allah was the one and only true and all-powerful God.” (Guidelines) How people should live. Muhammad’s teachings get him in trouble with local leaders so he moved to Medina.

The Hijrah After some of his followers were attacked, Muhammad leaves Mecca for a city called Yathrib, 200 miles north. He attracts many followers, the city is renamed Medina. The conservative Meccan authority believed that Muhammad’s radical ideals would changed their way of life.

Return to Mecca 630 – Muhammad returns to Mecca with an army of 10,000 men. Mecca surrenders, Muhammad destroys the idols in the Ka’aba. Muhammad dies at the age of 62.

Five Pillars of Islam Not in notes, we have already covered this. 1.Faith in one God “Allah” – Monotheism 2.Five times daily prayer towards Mecca 3.Help the poor (giving alms) 4.Fasting during the holy month of Ramadan 5.Pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca (hajj)

Islamic Guidelines Forbidden to eat pork No alocholic beverages Must wash themselves before prayer (must be pure before praying to God) Prohibition of murder, lying, and stealing Jihad- struggle for the faith Islam views Christianity has taken the wrong path because we worship Jesus.

Sunna and Sharia (Legal & Ethical Systems) Sharia Legal system that reflects the various rules by which all Muslims should live. Sunna “means tradition” Includes hundreds of individual lessons or reports on Muhammad's actions.

People of the Book Christianity, Judaism, & Islam are all monotheistic. “The Qur’an teaches that Allah is the same as God in the Jewish and Christian traditions.

Spread of Islam Muhammad dies in 632 and many question who should follow him. Abu Bakr- chosen as Muhammad’s successor or “caliph” Caliphate- area ruled by a caliph Expansion of territory included: Persian Empire (642 AD) completely crushed Byzantine Empire (642 AD) – Eastern half of Roman Empire, conquered only some of the territory.

Spread of Islam

Islamic Schism Islamic faith splits as a result of Umayyad rule. The majority accepted them (Sunni, followers of Muhammad’s example) The group that resisted was called the Shi’a who believed that the Caliph (ruler) needed to be descended from Muhammad. Sufis is a third group *very small* Seek a mystical, personal connection with God. Breath Control & Meditation

Expansion of Territory Red – Expansion under Muhammad ( ) Orange – Rashidun Caliphate ( ) Gold - Umayyad Caliphate ( )

Umayyads Caliphate The Umayyad family comes to power and moves the Muslim capital to Damascus. The move away from Mecca makes controlling conquered territories easier but the old order hates the move and fears it to far from the holy land. Make Arabic official language. Made coinage uniform throughout empire. Question: The Umayyad family was not descended from the Prophet, backed by which side? --- Sunni

Abbasids Caliphate Took power in 750, killing off the rest of the Umayyad family. One member of the Umayyad family escapes to Spain and sets up a Caliphate in Spain. The Abbasids consolidate power by moving to a new, central city called Baghdad the location was GEOGRAPHICALLY important! Center of trade routes. Mongols end this caliphate

Fatimid Caliphate (909 – 1171 AD) The Fatimid caliphate was set up by Shi’a Muslims who claim lineage from Muhammad’s daughter Fatima. The empire would stretch from North Africa across the Red Sea to western Arabia and Syria.

End of Unity Not in notes 969- Fatimid Caliphate reaches height of power Seljuk Turks take control of Baghdad Turks defeat Byzantines and take control of most of Anatolia Toledo, Spain falls to Christians Jerusalem falls to Crusaders Mamluks come to power in Egypt & Syria Mongols capture Baghdad and overthrow the Abbasid Caliphate.

Muslim Society Man is head of the family He could have several wives, but he had to treat all equally. (Can’t favor a certain wife although it did happen.) Women had equal status regarding the laws. Could inherit property and seek divorce. Women lost status during Abbasid dynasty. Covered faces Secluded to a harem

Muslim Achievements Astronomy and Mathematics Astrolabe- an instrument fore finding the positions and movements of stars and planets. Calculated longitude and latitude any time of day.

Achievements cont… Medicine (Early eye surgery) Islamic Art (Calligraphy- beautifully styled writing) Architecture (Dome of the Rock) One of the most revered sites Located in Jerusalem Spot were Muhammad ascended to heaven

The End *Take out spare sheet of paper for reading notes*