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35 Cards in this Set
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mecca
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birthplace of muhammad (small trading town)
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medina
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muhammad was a leading religious authority in this town
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damascus
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conquered by the arab army under one of the four caliphs
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baghdad
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small market town in Iraq where the abbassid caliph chose his capitol
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turkey
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place from where the seljuk turks migrated from
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constantinople
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captured by muhammad II
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570
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muhammad is born
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615
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muhammad persecuted by the quaraysh tribe
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622
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muhammad expleed from mecca
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624
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battle of badr
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625
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battle of Uhud
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627
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battle of the trench
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630
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muslims take mecca
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732
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muslims defeated at teh battle of tours
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1453
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year when constantinople was conquered by muhammad II
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1492
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spain ceases last muslim stronghold
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muhammad
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founder of the islamic religion
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khadija
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muhammads wife
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fatima
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muhammads daughter
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ali
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muhammads son-in-law
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abu bakr
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early convert to islam and also muhammads best friend
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sunni
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felt the kaliph should be chosen by the muslim community leaders
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1492
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spain ceases last muslim stronghold
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shi'ite
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thought that olny true successors of muhammad were members of muhammad's family
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muhammad
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founder of the islamic religion
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khadija
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muhammads wife
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abu al kabbas
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conquered damascus
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harun al-rashid
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city of baghdad reached its peak under his rule
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fatima
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muhammads daughter
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ali
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muhammads son-in-law
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abu bakr
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early convert to islam and also muhammads best friend
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sunni
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felt the kaliph should be chosen by the muslim community leaders
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shi'ite
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thought that olny true successors of muhammad were members of muhammad's family
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abu al kabbas
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conquered damascus
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harun al-rashid
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city of baghdad reached its peak under his rule
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