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Muhammad had no male heir to succeed; likewise he named no successor However, Muhammad’s closest friend Abu-Bakr filled the void He was known as the first Caliph or successor
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The first four caliphs all knew Muhammad while he was alive They were known as the “rightly guided” Abu-Bakr sought to expand Islam through Jihad
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This means striving for Allah Interpreted in two ways Struggle against evil Struggle against unbelievers
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After the first 3 caliphs Muhammad’s cousin and son in law came to power His name was Ali and was chosen to be the next caliph However…. He was assassinated
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New powerful family came into leadership The Umayyad's They split the Muslim community in two Why? Moved capital from Mecca to Damascus Lived in wealth and luxury
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Majority of Muslims who followed the Umayyad in the interest of peace are called Sunni The Muslims that believed that Caliph must be related the Muhammad are called Shi’a which are called “the party”
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The Umayyad caliphate was overthrown and the Abbasids took over At the same time, in Spain, a Muslim state was built called Al-Andalus The Berbers, Muslims from North Africa conquered Spain but were stopped at Zaragoza
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Warfare and Trade Persecuted people sought equality through Islam Movement of Capitals Mecca= Muhammad Damascus = Abu-Bakr Baghdad = Abbasids
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Baghdad Became the capital Importance: Nearly 1 million people lived there
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Places where scholars translates scientific and philosophical text Importance: Expanded Greek, Indian, and Persian Ideas
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Math was the basis of all knowledge Importance: Used same system developed by Indus Civilization Used experiments to actually measure their hypothesizes
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“the art of bringing together unknowns to match a known” Try It: 42+ A= 25 Used Indian math Possibly lead to the creation of inventions such as the telescope and microscope
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Used Greek, Syrian, Arabic and Indian sources Creations Doctor’s manuals Treatments for small pox and measles Conducted surgeries Wrote reports Symptoms, previous conditions, and previous doctors
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Texts Translation then used experimentation to expand ideas Architecture Arches that blended other styles. “Arches have no limits” Art Used geometric shapes and written language Blends the logic/philosophical with religion
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Pick a picture Write down what you see Write down what you think it means Do pages 11-14
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