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Bedions
The nomadic tribes of Arabis, whose only link was language and their animistic polytheistic religion
Mecca
The center of that civilization was a sacred city which became a prosperous commerical center cince no warfare or arms were allowed within its walls
Ka' aba
In the center of the sacred city was a sacred temple which housed the black stone, kabul they belived had been sent by the gods.
Muhammad
The founder of the religion of Islam, and last prophet
Caliph
The title of the relative of the prophet selcted to be the spiritual and governmental head of the islamic empire
Ummayads
Those who refused to acknowledge the succession of his cousin ali that overthrew his Caliphate and made their own tribe the hereditary rules from 661 to 751
Shi'ites
Muslims of non arab decent, resenting the favoritism shown to arab subjects, rejected the Umayyad claim and banded together into a new sect named the partisans of Ali
Sunnis
Those who accept all successors as being chosen by allah and consider themselves orthodox rejecting the teaching of the shiites and belong to the larger sect of islam
Abbasids
The turkish dynasty that overthre the Umayyads, reforming its decadence, broke down the restrictions on non-arab subjects and created a renaissance of learning an prosperity
Vizer
Absolute power of the Abbasid Caliph was carried out by a chief administrator named
Diwan
Royal council
Emirates
Followers of the Umayyads and Shiites led rebellions against the Abbasid empire creatin independent islamic kingdoms in Spain, north african coast, and their kingdoms were called this
Seljuk Turks
The steppe tribe who converted to the sunni sect of Islam, overthew the Abbasids, restored prosperity, and organized society into autonomous brotherhood with tolerant practices.
Sultan
Their ruler did not claim to be a decendant of the Prophet but had full secular authority granted by allah as the holder of power
Saledin
The powerful sultan who was responsible for conquering the Shiite kingdoms in egypt and syria and driving out the christain state establish by the first crusade
Quran
The teachings of the phrophet which cover all aspects and relationships of daily life are written down by his followers
5 pillars of islam
1. Obedience to Allahs will
2. Pray five times a day facing mecca
3. fast during ramadan
4. give alms to those in need
5. make every effor to make a pilgrimage to mecca once in lifetime
Sharia
the law of islam which regulates the daily lives of all moslems, based on the quaran.
jihad
a holy war against non believers, which promises complete forgiveness of all sins and paradise to those who die in allahs cause
algebra
In addition to outstanding advancements made by islamic scholors in philosophy and astronomy, they are famed for optics, chemistry, and created algebra.