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DROPBOX ISLAM HW #2 V-SHARE

DROPBOX ISLAM HW #2 V-SHARE. 1. ISLAM NOTES #2. Islam Notes Part 2. I. Islam Schism. A. Muhammad’s Death (632 AD)

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  1. DROPBOX ISLAM HW #2V-SHARE 1. ISLAM NOTES #2

  2. Islam Notes Part 2

  3. I. Islam Schism A. Muhammad’s Death (632 AD) 1. Muhammad’s death was so sudden that he left no instructions on who was to be his successor. As a result his death plunged the religion into turmoil. 2. A dispute broke out among Muslims over who should be the Caliph. a. Caliph – “Successor to the Prophet” 3. Some Muslims wanted Ali because he was related to Muhammad, while other Muslims wanted Abu Bakr because he was an early follower of Muhammad.

  4. I. Islam Schism B. Early Caliphs 1. Abu Bakr (632-634 AD) a. Muhammad’s oldest friend and one of his earliest converts. 2. Umar (634-656 AD) a. Was a strong leader with a well-run government b. Conquered Jerusalem in 638 AD c. Muslim Empire expanded to include Syria, Persia, North Africa, and eventually parts of the ByzantineEmpire.

  5. I. Islam Schism C. Conflict 1. In 656 AD, Umar was assassinated. 2. Ali, passed over twenty years earlier, was chosen Caliph in 658 AD.

  6. I. Islam Schism C. Conflict 3. A dispute broke out over who should be Caliph. a. Sunni Muslims 1. Caliphs could be chosen by election “Rightly Guided Muslim.” 2. Combined religious and political goals in order to build and administer an empire. 3. Sunnis control Iraq and Saudi Arabia.

  7. I. Islam Schism C. Conflict 3. A dispute broke out over who should be Caliph. b. Shiite Muslims 1. Caliphs must be of the family of Muhammad. 2. A “divine spark” of wisdom is transmitted through Muhammad’s family. Leaders who possess this divine spark are called imams. 3. Shiites are dominant in Iran.

  8. I. Islam Schism C. Conflict 4. Civil War broke out between the Sunni Muslim leader Mu’awiyah and the Shiite Muslim leader Ali. 5. Ali is killed in 661 AD and the Muslim capital is moved from Mecca to Damascusin Syria. 6. Today, 90% of Muslims are Sunni.

  9. II. Muslim Empires A. Umayyad Caliphate (Dominion or Empire of the Successor) 1. Capital in Damascus and lasted about 100 years (661 AD-750 AD). 2. Under the leadership of Mu’awiyah the Islamic religion spreads. a. Muslim armies secure the Arabian Peninsula, Syria, Persia, India, and North Africa.

  10. II. Muslim Empires A. Umayyad Caliphate (Dominion or Empire of the Successor)

  11. II. Muslim Empires A. Umayyad Caliphate (Dominion or Empire of the Successor) b. In 711 AD a Muslim army conquers Spain. c. In 732 AD, Muslim expansion into Europe was ended when a French under the command of Charles “ The Hammer” Martel defeat a Muslim army at the Battle of Tours in France.

  12. II. Muslim Empires B. Abbasid Caliphate 1. Shiites help overthrow the Umayyads in 750 AD. 2. Abbasid dynasty controlled Islamic world from 750 AD to 1258 AD.

  13. II. Muslim Empires B. Abbasid Caliphate 3. Capital moved from Damascus to Baghdad(In Iraq). 4. Muslims enjoyed a “Golden Age” in arts and sciences during this period.

  14. III. Geographic Influences (622 AD-1258 AD) A. Political unity of the first Muslim empire was short-lived. 1. Medina Compact – signed by the major Arabic tribes in 630 A.D. a. Creates first Islamic state on the Arabian Peninsula. • Arabic language spreads with Islam and facilitated trade across Islamic lands. هيغ سكول

  15. III. Geographic Influences (622 AD-1258 AD) C. Islam spread along trade routes between Mecca and Medina. 1. Expanded great distances despite the desert environment and mountain barriers. 2. Would eventually spread into the Fertile Crescent and Central Asia because of the weak Byzantine and Persian Empires. D. Slavery was not based on race.

  16. HW: Define Database Terms for Quiz 1. Muhammad 2. Angel Gabriel 3. Mecca 4. Hegira 5. Allah 6. Islam 7. Qur’an (Koran) 8. Five Pillars of Islam 9. Ramadan 10. Hajj 11. Mosque 12. Caliph 13. Sunni 14. Shiite 15. Battle of Tours

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