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The Spread Of Islam 2 100% Islam Copyright © Clara Kim All rights reserved.

Internal Conflict The 2 Caliphs after Abu Bakr were assassinated After their assassinations, the elective system of choosing caliphs ended

Umayyads A family that came to power in 661 They set up a hereditary system of getting new leaders. They moved the Muslim capital to Damascus

Umayyads Surrounded themselves with riches Some Muslims did not agree with the Umayyads and split.

The Split Muslims split into two groups:

SHI’A Believe the leader should be a relative of Muhammad

SUNNI This group followed the Umayyad rule and followed Muhammad’s example.

Sufi Another group who reacted against the rich life of the Umayyads They led a life of poverty and devotion to the spiritual life of Islam They meditated and chanted Focused on the Quran

WORKBOOK TIME! PAGES 93-94

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