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1 Mr. Adams World History Fall 2011
Islamic Impact Mr. Adams World History Fall 2011

2 SOCIETY Section 1

3 Society The Family Islam set forth roles within family
Man head of family Men could have several wives Husbands supposed to treat all wives equally

4 Women’s Rights Society
According to Qur’an, women equal to men before Allah Women could inherit property, seek divorce in some cases

5 Society Slavery Qur’an did not condemn slavery, required slaves be treated fairly Freeing slaves praised as religious act

6 ASTRONOMY Section 2

7 Astronomy Muslims needed to predict phases of moon to plan religious festivals Perfected astrolabe, used in navigation to plot positions of stars, planets

8 MATHEMATICS Section 3

9 Mathematics From India, adopted symbols 0 through 9 Making its way to Europe, this system became known as Arabic numerals Algebra and trigonometry also came from Muslim thinkers

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11 MEDICINE Section 4

12 Medicine Doctors in Baghdad had to pass rigorous tests in order to practice Baghdad had world’s first school of pharmacy Muslim doctors developed many skills, including eye surgery

13 GEOGRAPHY Section 5

14 Geography Fifth Pillar of Islam was a Hajj to Mecca Religious pilgrims needed a way to find their way Travel guides were created

15 ART Section 6

16 Art Muslim artists worked in range of materials, wood, metal, ceramics, textiles Religious art does not contain human, animal figures Why Not?

17 Art Muslims were worried about Idolatry
Believed portraying people, animals could tempt worship Worshipping anyone, anything besides Allah the worst possible sin Avoidance of figures led to use of geometric patterns, floral designs

18 ARABESQUE

19 How did writing become art?
CALLIGRAPHY Another distinctive feature of Islamic art, calligraphy—beautifully styled writing How did writing become art? Artists who produced copies of Qur’an sought perfection in reproduction of word of Allah

20 Calligraphy

21 Qur’an Most significant written work in Islam is Qur’an itself
Clear style, message have won millions of converts to the faith Influenced later development of Arabic language

22 ARCHITECTURE Section 7

23 Architecture in Muslim world also developed distinctive features
Muslim Architecture Architecture in Muslim world also developed distinctive features Minarets, tall towers from which faithful called to prayer Domes

24 Muslim Architecture

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