ISLAM.  Nomadic  Bedouin  ???  Zamzam  Ka’ba  Quraysh.

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ISLAM

 Nomadic  Bedouin

 ???  Zamzam  Ka’ba  Quraysh

 Merchant  Revelations  Allah

 Quran – holy book

 Community  Legal/social code

 Prophets  “God”  Final, complete revl.

 5 Pillars

 Empire  Caliph  Culture

 Markets  Camel  Land, sea

 Patriarchal  Veiling, escorts

 8 th century  1001 Nights  Baghdad

 Science, medicine   “Golden Age”

 Greek, Indian  Avicenna  Canon  Math, hospitals

 Missionaries  Personal, emotional

 India  S.E. Asia

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