The movie was to inform us about all that we needed to know about different religions, and some history about different places. The movie was a good source of information to help, and very effective, although very dull and could quite possibly be used as a children's lullaby. Even if it had been irrelevant, there should have been more information about the Mongols. It would really capture the attention of the watchers.
Muslims are those who surrender to god's spirit teaching, no physical linking to God, media, or the city of prophets. Muslims would at least try to make a hajj at least once in their life. A hajj is a trip to Mecca. In 1258, the Mongols attacked the Muslims in the siege of Baghdad. For the Christians, in 1009, Khosa 2, church of the holy sepulcher burnt down, and in 1048 it was rebuilt. …show more content…
The Koran actually says very little about that subject. The Islamic architecture that we know of today is slightly based on a mix of Greek, Roman, Chinese, and possibly a few other styles of architecture. Muslims valued literature the most. Medieval Muslims had this art called adab. Adab literature concluded of long compilations of poetry.
In Islam, they made the house of wisdom, scientific theory, Arabic numerals, and algebra. They also came up with trigonometry, air therapy, hospitals, and cataract surgery(it was gross though). Another couple of things were the study of the body, mass-producing paper, and AAK, which are checks(Muslims made those. Yay!)
Muhammad was raised by his uncle after his parents died in 1570 a.d. He lived in Mecca. His uncle taught him how to survive, and Muhammad learned some poetry. Muhammad became the Khada Jah, or the "trusted one". In 1619, both his wife and his uncle died. Mehmet was the most. Common Turkish form of the Arabic name Muhammad. Suleyman was a prominent monarch of 16th century Europe. He led the siege of Vienna in
Muslims are those who surrender to god's spirit teaching, no physical linking to God, media, or the city of prophets. Muslims would at least try to make a hajj at least once in their life. A hajj is a trip to Mecca. In 1258, the Mongols attacked the Muslims in the siege of Baghdad. For the Christians, in 1009, Khosa 2, church of the holy sepulcher burnt down, and in 1048 it was rebuilt. …show more content…
The Koran actually says very little about that subject. The Islamic architecture that we know of today is slightly based on a mix of Greek, Roman, Chinese, and possibly a few other styles of architecture. Muslims valued literature the most. Medieval Muslims had this art called adab. Adab literature concluded of long compilations of poetry.
In Islam, they made the house of wisdom, scientific theory, Arabic numerals, and algebra. They also came up with trigonometry, air therapy, hospitals, and cataract surgery(it was gross though). Another couple of things were the study of the body, mass-producing paper, and AAK, which are checks(Muslims made those. Yay!)
Muhammad was raised by his uncle after his parents died in 1570 a.d. He lived in Mecca. His uncle taught him how to survive, and Muhammad learned some poetry. Muhammad became the Khada Jah, or the "trusted one". In 1619, both his wife and his uncle died. Mehmet was the most. Common Turkish form of the Arabic name Muhammad. Suleyman was a prominent monarch of 16th century Europe. He led the siege of Vienna in