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Islam/muslim cult.

the religion of Islam and Muslim people, plus Byzantine empire

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Muslims followers of the religion Islam
bedouins nomadic herders
Mecca A large trading town
Kaaba a place where Arabs came to pray, an antiant temple that housed pagan gods and goddesses, no weapons were allowed inside, muhammad belived abraham built it to believe in one god
Muhammad a merchant until he heard god call on him to be his messenger,
Khadija The wife of Muhammad, first to convert to Islam
Islam the religion of muslims, monotheistic, follows the Quran, Allah, Muhammad, to achieve through submission to god
Hijra the journey Muhammad and his followers went on from Mecca to Medina to spread religion
Medina the city where islam gained a lot of followers when muhammad took over and created peace
Quran the secrete text of Islam, people responsible for their own actions, god is all powerful
language of the muslims Arabic
the five pillars the five basic duties preformed by a muslim
First pillar declaration of faith, there is only one god i cherish and muhammad is his prophet
Second pillar pray five times a day
Third pillar give charity to the poor
Fourth pillar fast from sun rise to sun set in the month of ramadan
Fifth pillar make the hajj to mecca
mosque where muslims gather to pray
muezzin mosque official that calls the faithful to pray
jihad a struggle
people of the book jews and christians
sharia a body of law that includes an interpretation of the Quran, examples of behavior from Muhammad's life, and muslim traditions
abu bakr muhammad's father in law, first caliph
caliph succesor
sultan a ruler
shiite muslims who believe that a descendant from muhammad should be the next ruler, ali
sunni muslims who believe that any good male, muslim should be the next ruler, caliph
schism a formal division or separation, sunni and shiite
sufis muslim mystics who sought communication with god through meditation and other rituals,
umayyad empire a dynasty of sunni caliphs who ruled the muslim empire, defeated Byzantine forces, concurred spain and france, decline because corrupt
muslim success in the umayyed empire byzantine and persian empires were weak, bold efficient fighting methods, belief in a common faith, support of agricultural policies
ali muhammad's cousin, shiites wanted hin to be next ruler
abbasid empire ruled based on equality, encouraged learning, changed capital to bagdad, ended discrimination against non-muslin arabs
Ibn rushd scholar tested all writings except for the quran and wrote about aristotle
inb khaldun arab thinker, set standards for the scientific study of history, warned about bias, exaggeration, and over-confidence in historical writings
al-kwarizimi mathematician, algebra, standard math textbook in england,
muhammad al-razi doctor at hospital in bagdad, wrote books on medicine, treat patients with mind as well as body
ibn sina doctor, wrote encyclopedia from what the greeks, arabs and himself knew about medicine
mugal empire indian, made peace between hindus and muslims,
akbar the great greatest ruler of mugal empire, ended tax on non-muslims, fair, paid officials, modernized army, internationalized trade, weights and measures, son built taj mahal
ottoman empire cannons, new military technology, turkish nomads, mehmet II, constantinople,
mehmet ll got control of constantinople
suleiman the magnificent the lawgiver, conquered lands, new military technology, took over more of europe, wise
ottoman classes men of the sword- soldiers, men of the pen- scientist, lawyers, judges, poets, men of negotiation- merchants, tax collectors, artisans, men of the husbandry- farmers or herders
janizeries soliders of the ottoman army
shah abbas mixture of force and diplomacy against ottomans, powerful military, tolerated non-muslims, center of silk trade
justantine ruled byzantine empire and church, had a halo, married to theodora, haiga sofia, justinian's code,
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