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Islam Chapter 10
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Muhammad- about 570 a.d. Meditated in a cave Angel Gabrielle appears
Asks Muhammad to become a messenger of God
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Allah Arabic for God
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Hijra/Hegira Mecca threatens to kill Muhammad Muhammad flees to Medina
This is the first year of the Islamic calendar 622 A.D.
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Medina Muhammad converts many people to his new religion
Builds an army and defeats Mecca (Controversial)
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Five Pillars of Islam Basic beliefs of the Islamic religion
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Five Pillars of Islam Belief in one god Monotheism
Declaration of faith
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Five Pillars of Islam 2. Daily prayer
- in a mosque – Islamic holy place of worship - five times a day - must face Mecca
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Five Pillars of Islam 3. Charity to the poor
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Five Pillars of Islam 4. Must visit Mecca once in your lifetime
- known as the Hajj - the Kaaba Read A “Pilgrimage to Mecca” Make a list of the rituals/traditions on the hajj-
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Five Pillars of Islam 5. Fast during Ramadan
- no food from sunrise to sunset
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Hierarchy Islam has no hierarchy All believers are considered equal
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Do-now: List the 5 pillars of Islam
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Know your Holy Books! Christianity- Judaism- Buddhism- Islam?
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Koran / Quran Holy book for the Muslims
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Sharia Body of law based on the Koran
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Jihad Struggle in God’s service
Could range from facing immorality within themselves to fighting in holy war.
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Women Women are considered spiritually equal to men
They win more rights in Arab society under Muslim rule
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Islam spreads Middle East Northern Spain Into Spain *Battle of Tours
Into Byzantine lands *Crusades
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Islam Spreads…why? Have Camel cavalry Common faith unites tribes
Equality (which social class does this appeal to?)
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Non-Muslims in Muslim Empire
Allow other religions to continue to practice in Muslim controlled lands What’s this called? They have to pay an extra non-Muslim tax
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Which aspects of Islam would have appealed to the poor, enslaved, and isolated- many of the first Muslim converts? Explain.
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The split Muslims disagree on who would be the Caliph
Sunni – believe the Caliph should be elected 90% of Muslims today are Sunni Shiite – believe the Caliph should be a descendant of Muhammad
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Caliph The successor to Muhammad
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Sufi- Whirling Dervishes
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Baghdad Becomes the capital city of the Muslim Empire
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Mosques Minarets – slender towers used to call Muslims to prayer
Muezzin Leader of prayers at mosque
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Mosques No icons allowed in the mosque Decorated with
Arabesque – intricate design of curved lines Calligraphy – fancy handwriting SOUTHPARK
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START UP How would you define a golden age?
What are some of the characteristics of a golden age?
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Muslim Golden Age Massive trade occurs across the Muslim Empire
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Muslim Golden Age Pioneer algebra
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Muslim Golden Age Astronomy Calculated the circumference of the earth
Translate writings of Greek philosophers
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Muslim Golden Age Medicine Built hospitals Learn to treat cataracts
Pharmacists Mix sweet syrups and gums in medicine Canon of medicine Encyclopedia on medicine
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Muslim Golden Age Literature &Tales Aladdin and his magic lamp
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
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Muslim Golden Age All boys and girls receive an elementary education
Must be able to read the Koran
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Muslim Golden Age ART Use beautiful writing and patterns to decorate buildings and art Adapt Byzantine domes and arches Paint people and animals in nonreligious art
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Crusades European Christians fight Muslims for control of Jerusalem and other lands
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Spread of ideas Warfare! Crusades & Battle of Tours
Muslim ideas spread into Christian lands
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TEST: CHAPTER 10 Monday BIG test!
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Section 4: Muslims in India Muslim Turks take northern India
Muslims are led by Tamerlane MAIN IDEA- CULTURAL DIFFUSION! There’s a shocker!
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Muslim Turks invade northern India
The Indians are divided Why would some Indian people like Islam? Who? Low caste Indians like Muslim ideas of equality
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Muslims in India The Gupta Empire falls
India is broken up into local kingdoms
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Sultan A Muslim ruler
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Muslim rule The Muslims destroy Hindu and Buddhist temples
They impose the non-Muslim tax
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Mongols -Will battle the Muslims in the East
-They take Baghdad and loot it -Eventually convert to Islam What religion were the Mongols before they converted?
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Empire crumbles The Muslim Empire slowly crumbles after the fall of Baghdad The Empire breaks up into a number of Muslim controlled lands with a Sultan
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Babur Takes over the rest of India
Begins the Mongol dynasty over all of India: Called the Mughal dynasty Mughal Mughal is Persian for Mongol
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Akbar the Great Babur’s grandson Created a strong central government
Ended the non-Muslim tax Strengthened the Empire
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Shah Jahan Akbar’s grandson
Builds a tomb for his wife called the Taj Mahal Planned to build another for himself but his son overthrew him and put him in prison until he died
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DIVERSITY in INDIA “India has not ever been an easy country to understand” -India Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, 1970’s
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SIKHISM Cultural Diffusion???
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“The Age of Gunpowder Empires” 1450-1650 Mughal Empire in India Ottoman Empire Safavid Empire
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The Ottoman Empire Begun by the Turks
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Ottoman Expansion Takes over Constantinople in 1453 Led by Muhammad II
Renames it Istanbul Becomes the capital of the Ottoman Empire
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Ottoman Golden Age Ruled over by Suleiman the Magnificent
Strengthened government Improved the system of law Based on the Sharia
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Ottoman Social Structure
Men of the Sword (warriors) Men of the Pen (scholars) Men of Negotiation (merchants) Men of Husbandry (farmers and artisans)
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Christians in the Ottoman Empire
Christians were forced to hand over their youngest sons The sons were sent to military school Converted to Islam Became the Janizaries – elite warriors
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European domination By the 1700s Europe was advancing in military, economy and conquest The Ottoman Empire lagged behind and would eventually fall to the Allies during WWI
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What is the message of this editorial cartoon?
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Writing Assignment Imagine that Islamic influence had spread further into Western Europe. Write one paragraph predicting how the world might be different. Be sure to include the following: Effects on Western Europe Effects on America *leave emotions out of writing, write “predicted facts”
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