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Arabian Peninsula

Crossroad of 3 continents Africa, Asia, and Europe


Had many trade routes

Bedouin tribes

Pastoral nomadic clans, based on kinship/ loyalty

Oases and caravans

Used in harsh hospitable environment

Muhammad

Prophet and founder of Islam


Born 570 CE


He was a trader who married a wealthy businesswoman, Khadijah

Mecca

Worship at the ka'aba

Qur'an

Holy book/ text

Medina (Yathrib)

The place they go after the Hijrah

Hijrah

Persecuted in Mecca


Goes from Mecca to medina


Muhammad attracts followers

Ka'aba

Black stone

Black stone

An ancient shrine

Islam

Monotheistic


5 pillars of faith


Sacred text: Qur'an

Muslims

One who has submitted to the will of Allah


Must carry 5 pillars of faith


Follow sunna- Muhammad's example of proper living

5 pillars of faith

Muslims must carry these 5 duties:


Pronouncement- faith to allah, Muhammad is prophet


Prayer- five times a day, facing Mecca


Alms- charity


Fasting- during Ramadan


Hajj- holy pilgrimage to Mecca, once in a lifetime

Night journey

Muhammad travelled from Jerusalem in one night and ascended into heaven and rec'd the 5 pillars of faith

Hadith

Scholarly works that explains and adds upon the qur'an

1st- 4th rightly guided caliphs

Abu Bakr- 1st caliph, elected by, his loyal friend, Muhammad


Umar- 2nd caliph


Uthman- 3rd caliph


Ali- 4th caliph

Caliph

A new leader

Caliphate

Group of people who believe in a specific leader, caliph

Umayyad caliphate

Wealthy family


Supported by Sunni


Defeated by the Abbasid


Prince, Abd Al-Rahman escapes and starts new Umayyad caliphate in southern Spain

Abbasid Caliphate

Rebel group


Murdered Umayyad family


Consolidate power- develops a strong bureaucracy to manage empire

Damascus

Umayyad caliphate moved there


Umayyad's capital

Baghdad

Abbasid moved there


Abbasid's capital


Provides access to trade goods, gold, and information


Population of one million

Sunni

Followers of Muhammad's example

Shi'a

"Party" of Ali- believes caliph should be Muhammad's descendants

Dome of rock

Muslim shrine on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem

House of wisdom

Baghdad institute; library, academy, translation center

The thousand and one nights

Popular literature

Astrolabe

Stars to navigate through deserts

Calligraphy

Art of beautiful handwritings

Al-Rhazi

Greatest physician from 500-1500 CE


Writes an encyclopedia of medical knowledge

Al-Khwarizimi

Develops algebra and writes textbook

Ibn Al-Haytham

Mathematician


Changes idea about vision