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Islamic History

Contains famous muslim words, historical people, and events.

WordDefinition
Hajj Pilgramage to mecca
Jihad effort in gods serivce, internal holy war.
Minaret slender towers of mosques
Muezzin mosque official who calls faithful prayer
Arabesque intricate design of lines that suggest floral shapes.
Calligraphy Art of Handwriting
Rajah hindu ruler
Kaaba Ancient Shrine thought to have been built by Abraham
Monothiestic one god (Allah in Islam)
Oasis fertile land in Desert
Abu Bakr an early islam convert, helped reunite the almost collapsing religion after Muhammads death
Caliph Sucessor of Muhammad
First Caliph Abu Bakr
Battle of Tours Battle in which the muslims had finally been defeated in france in 732
True or False-Muslims tule reached into africa, asia, and europe? True
True or False-Muhammad was reincarnated during the battle of Tours? False
Ali Muhammads Son-in-law
Fatima Muhammads Daughter
Fourth Caliph Ali
Three Main Groups of Islamic Belief Sunni, Shiite, Sufi
Sufi Saught communion with God through meditation, fasting, and other rituals. Helped spread islam through missionary work. They went to rural villages and blended islam with local traditions
Umayyads a family that set up a dynasty after Ali's death, it ranged until 750. Often relied on educated jews, greeks, and persons to help govern. Shiites hate ummayyads becasue of the killings of ali and his son. non-arab converts seemed to have fewer right.
Abassids Captured Damascus in 750. A general invited all of the ummayads to a banquet, and kill them. This Dynasty lasted until 1258. This helped islam become a univerasl religion. it reached a Golden Age, having greatest wealth and power they would have, the peak
Harun-al Rashid Ruled from 786-809, Baghdad reaches its peak under this ruler know for his Kindness, wealth, and encouragement for studies. Viewed as symbol for wealth and splendor
Seljuk Migrated into Middle East from Central Asia, made a large empire on the fertile cresent. By 1055, seljuk sultan ruled Baghdad, but left abassid caliph as a figurehead.
Salah al-Din/Saladin ousted christians for Jeruselum in 1187, but was talen bacl after his death.
Hulagu Grandson of Ghengiz Khan, burned and looted Baghdad, killing last abassid Caliph. Then mongols converted to islam.
Tamerlane/Timur the Lame Mongol leader, conquered muslim and nonmuslim lands, he was muslim. His armies overran persia and mspotamia, then russia and india.
al-Mumun Caliph who set up library and univeristy in baghdad, inspired by dream in which he meets aristotle. Had scholors translate classical works
Omar Kayyam famous muslim scholar and astronomer, put toghether "The Rubaiyat" collection of four line poems.
"Ships of the Desert" Camel Caravans
Firdawsi wrote in persian using arabic script "Shah Namah" or "The Book of Kings"
Averoes(Ibn Rushd) put all knowledge to test for reason(except quran)
al-Khwarizmi pioneered the study of algebra(al-jabr)
Muhammad al-Razi wrote books on measles and small pox
Avicenna(Ibn Sina) 16 years old, wrote Canon on Medicene, with over 4000 prescriptions.
Social Mobility ability to move up in social means
Sikhism blend of hiduism and islam
Babur military genius, poet, and author. Claimed to be descendent of Ghengiz Kanh and Tamerlane. Set up Mughal dynasty
Akbar the great Babur's grandson, created strong central government. Extremely tolerant of hindues. Stopped tax on non muslims,. Illiterate. Used paid officials instead of hereditary officeholders.
Taj Mahal tomb to akbar's grandson, Shah Muhal's wife, Mumtaz Muhal.
Caste a social status that you are born into.
Ottomans turkish speaking nomadic people who established a capital in the Balkan Peninsula.
Millet religious Community
Janizaries elite force in ottoman army.
Sinan A Janizary Military Engineer, constructed many mosques and buildings
Safafids Shiite Muslims with strong empires in Persia(Iran)
Shah king
Isfahan built by abbas, new capital, international silk trade.
Abbas the Great Safavid shah(king) tollerant of non muslims, sought alliences with wuropean states, made isfahan flourish into persian culture center. Would like to blend in with the crowd and ask stories, if he heard of corruption, he punished the guilty.
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