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Essential Question: Who was Muhammad & how did Islam unite the Arab people? Warm-Up Question: Who were the Mongols?

Overview of Islam Today, Islam is the world’s fastest growing religion with more than 1 billion followers throughout the world

What was Arabia like before Muhammad?

Arabia, the Birthplace of Islam The Arabian Peninsula is a desert region with little fertile soil or farming Most Arabs lived in nomadic desert tribes which were centered around families & were ruled by clans Arabia was not united under a single gov’t, but Arabs did have a common language (Arabic) Most Arabs were polytheistic

By 600, many Arabs had settled down into communities, but many remained nomadic.

Arabia, the Birthplace of Islam Arabia was the intersection of 3 continents (Africa, Asia, & Europe) so it was an important region for trade & had lots of cultural diffusion One of the wealthiest trade cities in Arabia was Mecca

Arab polytheists made pilgrimages to Mecca to visit the Ka’aba The concept of monotheism was around on the Arabian Peninsula also; Christians and Jews lived there. Arab polytheists made pilgrimages to Mecca to visit the Ka’aba

Who was Muhammad?

The Early Life of Muhammad Muhammad’s early life: He was born in Mecca in 570 into a poor clan, was orphaned at a young age, & was raised by his grandparents He received little schooling As an adult, Muhammad became an honest & successful merchant He married a wealthy widow named Khadijah & started a family

What happened to Muhammad in 610?

Mohammad & Islam Muhammad created Islam: Muhammad’s work brought him into contact with Jewish & Christian merchants In 610, Muhammad was told by the angel Gabriel that he was a prophet sent to Earth by God He began preaching a new monotheistic faith called Islam (“surrender to God” or Allah) After much soul-searching, Muhammad came to believe that the Lord who spoke to him through Gabriel was Allah. Muhammad became convinced that he was the last of the prophets. He began to teach that Allah was the one and only God and that all other gods must be abandoned. People who agreed to this basic principle of Islam were called Muslims. In Arabic, Islam (ihs•LAHM) means “submission to the will of Allah.” Muslim (MOOZ•lim) means “one who has submitted.” Muhammad’s wife, Khadijah, and several close friends and relatives were his first followers.

What is the basic concept of Islam?

Islam Basic beliefs of Islam: Followers of Islam are called Muslims who believe in one God, called Allah Allah is the same God worshiped by Jews & Christians Muslims believe Muhammad was the last of God’s prophets The teachings of Mohammed were written down in the Qur'an (Koran), the holy book of Islam

Qur’an The Qur’an was written in Arabic. Only Arabic could be used in worship. The Qur’an expressed the Sunna, or Muhammad’s best model for proper living. It also contained the Shari’a, a system of laws that regulate family life, moral conduct & business and community life of Muslims.

Islamic Beliefs To be a Muslim, all believers have to carry out five duties. Faith Prayer – 5 times a day Alms – portion of their wealth to the poor Fasting – the whole month of Ramadan Pilgrimage – go to Mecca 1 time in your life.

Other Rules No pork No wine or alcohol Could have up to 4 wives – all had to be believers Friday afternoon worship

How did some people respond to Muhammad’s new religion?

The Hijrah Reactions to Islam: By 613, Muhammad began preaching his new ideas in Mecca Some people were attracted to Islam But, many people feared Muhammad’s growing popularity & that Mecca would lose its status as a holy city

Islam Grows in Medina After years of attacks, Muhammad & his followers fled to Medina This migration was known as the Hijrah In Medina, Muhammad gained new converts who put Islam above their families & clans He taught respect for Christians & Jews (“People of the Book”)

Islam In 630, Muhammad returned to Mecca with 10,000 troops & conquered the city He destroyed the god statues in the Ka’aba, leaving only the statue for Allah This time, the people in Mecca converted to Islam In 632, Muhammad died

The Islamic Empire After Muhammad, Islamic leaders created an empire: The Islamic Empire had well-trained troops that conquered nearby regions The massive empire led to great wealth for Muslims & new opportunities to spread Islam

Closure Activity Put away your notes & answer the following questions as a class.

True or False Judaism, Christianity & Islam believe in heaven and hell, and a day of judgment. TRUE

Fill in the Blank _________________ believed that he was the last and greatest of the prophets. Muhammad

True or False Muhammad believed that Allah was the same god as the God of the Christians and Jews. TRUE

Short Answer How do Muslims view Jesus? As a prophet, not the son of God.

Fill in the Blank To Muslims the Qur’an was the ________ book and Muhammad was the ________ prophet. Last & Last

True of False Jews, Christians, and Muslims believe in the ten commandments. TRUE

Short Answer According to Muslims, who are the “people of the book?” Jews & Christians

True of False Muslim law requires leaders to extend religious tolerance to Christians and Jews. TRUE