Vocabulary Bedouin  Arab herders known for their nomadic lifestyle Clan  Family of people related by blood or marriage Oasis  Place in the desert with.

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Vocabulary Bedouin  Arab herders known for their nomadic lifestyle Clan  Family of people related by blood or marriage Oasis  Place in the desert with water Prophet  Someone who speaks the word of God (e.g. Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, etc.)

PBS – Islam: Empire of Faith (0:00 to 15:20) Video will cover… (take notes as you watch) Early life of Muhammad What life in the desert was like Religion in the desert(before Islam) Definition/significance of Mecca & Ka’aba Muhammad’s life as a merchant & marriage I will call on students to respond to questions & “I don’t know” won’t be good enough.

Mecca Trade & religious center Ka’aba – shrine in the center of Mecca people visited to worship Arabs thought it was built by Abraham & Ishmael as a temple to God (i.e. Allah)

Muhammad Recap (from video): lived with Bedouin as a youth, life as merchant, marriage to Khadijah Early Islam Meditated alone in a cave Archangel Gabriel appeared & gave Muhammad a message from God (later became basis for Qur’an) Continued meditating for 3 years before beginning to preach his new religion

Major Beliefs of Islam Monotheistic  one god (Allah) Qur’an  Revelations of God’s word to Muhammad from the angel Gabriel Muslims as descendants of Abraham (also the ancestor of Jews & Christians) Qur’an, Torah, & Bible all have the word of God, BUT Qur’an was the perfected, or “finished,” version

Muhammad & the Hijrah 1) M. & followers persecuted in Mecca 2) Hijrah  Muhammad’s escape to Medina  Medina converted to Islam & helped Muhammad 3) M. forgave people of Mecca & dedicated the Ka’aba to Allah 4) M. made alliances with Bedouin in desert (who helped spread his message) 5) Unified most of Arabian peninsula before dying in 632 C.E.