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Muhammad brought the message of Islam to the people of Arabia
Abu Bakr Muhammad's father-in-law, first caliph, wanted to spread Allah's message to everyone, lived simply, treated others fairly, fought hard for Islam, began conquest of Syria, put down a rebellion by many Arabs
Abbasids came after the Umayyads, devoted their energies to trade, scholarship, and the arts, built new capital at Baghdad, known for bringing Persian influence into the empire, came to know and love the art and literature of Persia
Suleiman 1 most famous sultan, had many talents, enthusiastic about architecture and built many schools and mosques, brilliant general
Omar Khayyam Persian poet, wrote parts of the Rubaiyat
Ali first cousin and son-in-law of Muhammad, soldier and writer, reformed tax collection and other government systems, spent most of caliphate battling Muawlya, the governot of Syria
Umar friend of Muhammad, merchant, spread Islam to Syria, Egypt, and Persia, redesigned government, paid soldiers, held a census, made taxes more fair, built roads and canals, aided poor
Ottomans conquered most of the land of today's Turkey, seized Constantinople, conquered Syria, Palestine, Egypt, Mesopotamia,and parts of Arabia and North America called leaders sultans, fought with guns and cannons to fight battles and had a large navy
Ibn Khaldun historian, made civilizations, studied geography
Uthman one of the first 4 caliphs, Muhammad's son-in-law
Moguls created India empire
Ibn Sina Persian doctor, showed sickness spreading
Umayyads had caliphs, made Damascus capital
Alcbar was mogul leader, brought peace, allowed all religions
Al Khwarazami created algebra
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