Middle East (1250-1350). Muslim expansion 7 th century.

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Middle East ( )

Muslim expansion 7 th century

Muslim expansion 1300

Main dynasties Umayyads ( ) (Damascus) (In Spain until Cordoba center of learning and trade) Abbasids ( ) (Baghdad) Fatimids ( ) (Cairo) Ayyubids ( ) (Cairo) Mamluks ( ) (Cairo) Safavids ( ) (Iran) Ottomans ( ) (Constantinople/Istanbul)

Muslim Empires

Trade Routes c. 1500

Islamic world A cultural space Linked with trade, migration, pilgramage Religion as faith and as legal code Urban culture Non-Muslim communties Heterodox orders

Main dynasties Umayyads ( ) (Damascus) (In Spain until Cordoba center of learning and trade) Abbasids ( ) (Baghdad) Fatimids ( ) (Cairo) Ayyubids ( ) (Cairo) Mamluks ( ) (Cairo) Safavids ( ) (Iran) Ottomans ( ) (Constantinople/Istanbul)

Trade Routes c. 1500

Mamluk Empire

Dome of the Rock

Fatimid Coin (10 th c.) Umayyad coin (8 th c)

Madrid 13 th c

Giraldo Cathedral- Seville, Spain)

Sack of Baghdad by Mongols (1259)

Venetian Ambassador in Damascus (15 th c)

Mamluk Art

Sultan Hasan Mosque, Cairo (14 th Century)

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