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Chris Schroeder And Courtney Schroeder http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thu mb/6/62/Aziz_efendi-muhammad_alayhi_s- salam.jpg/180px-Aziz_efendi-muhammad_alayhi_s- salam.jpg
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Expansion of Islamic Nation/Leaders Expansion of Islamic Nation/Leaders Conquests under Rashidun Conquests under Rashidun Conquests under Umayyads Conquests under Umayyads http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commo ns/f/fd/Muhammad_callig.gif
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Founding of New Islamic Power Founding of New Islamic Power Prophet Muhammed Prophet Muhammed Islamic Beliefs Islamic Beliefs Area of Control Area of Control
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Prophet Muhammad Handing of the Qur’an in 7 th century Caliphs take control Plans for Massive Expansion Much Like the Christians Allah wills it Chosen people http://religioncompass.files.wordpress.com/2009/0 8/opened_quran.jpg
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Born 570 Family deaths Father the year he was born Mother when he was six Grandfather when he was eight In 583 Muhammad goes to Syria 595 Marries Khadija Fathers Fatimah 610 Wrote the Qur’an in Hira Spread the word that he was Allah (God’s) holy messenger http://www.hf.uib.no/religion/popularikon ografi/bilder/01b.jpg
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Walayah – “Guardianship” Tawh Ī d – “Oneness” Salah – “Prayer” Zakah – “Charity” Sawm – “Fasting” Hajj – “Pilgrimage” Jihad – “Struggle” Islam is the original religion http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c2 /Allah-eser-green.png/150px-Allah-eser-green.png
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Age of the CaliphsCaliphs Expansion under Muhammad, 622–632/A.H. 1-11Muhammad Expansion during the Rashidun Caliphate, 632–661/A.H. 11-40Rashidun Caliphate Expansion during the Umayyad Caliphate, 661–750/A.H. 40-129Umayyad Caliphate http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d5/Age-of-caliphs.png/350px-Age-of-caliphs.png
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Leading the Conquest Leading the Conquest Conquest of Persia Conquest of Persia End of Conflict End of Conflict
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633 – 644 AD Attack on Sassanid Empire Umar sent army over Zargos Mountains that stood between the borders of Persia and Arabic Peninsula Ziggurat (Tower palace) inside the Isfanhan province First substantial victory for Muslims To strategically divide Persian providences Ziggurat of Choqa Zanbil http://www.crystalinks.com/choghazanbilzig.jpg
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Led by Caliph Umar Appointed Abdullah Idn Uthman One of the greatest strategists and political leaders in history Abdullah: Servant of God Led invasion from thousands of miles away Instated Khalid as field commander Already had faced Persian armies as leader Led lightning offensive in present day Iraq 633 AD Persian Empire controlled by Yazdgerd III To respond to attacks from Persian army on Muslim cities conquest war became a personal battle between the leaders http://www.jerusalem.com/_me dia/userfiles/2/558/1620.jpg
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Led to the end of Sassanid Empire Further destruction of Persian Nation Northern Persia (Azerbaijan) in 642 South Eastern Persia (Kerman) in 644 Caliph Umar promised to follow Yazdgerd III to the ends of his empire to either capture or kill him Siege of Persian capital city Persepolis ended in 644 Conquest of Armenia 638 – 639 AD Persian Armenia was already under Islamic control 643 Umar sent final expedition to stamp Sassanid empire out of Byzantine controlled Armenia Sassanian fortress in Derbent http://www.islamic-architecture.info/WA- IR/Derbent_winter.jpg
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Conquest of North Africa Conquest of North Africa Siege of Constantinople Siege of Constantinople http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ea/S iege_of_Constantinople.jpg
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Seat of Control Damascus 641 Egypt First Arab account of conquest 9 th century Invasion – 40,000 Arabs Vs. Byzantine Empire Sent for recruits from Constantinople 698 N. Africa divided into 3 providences Egypt Ifrikquiya Maghreb (Morocco) By 709 N. Africa was under Arab control
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717 - 718 Combined land and sea effort by the Byzantine Empire 80,000 Muslims led by – Maslama ibn Abdal Malik (brother of Caliph) Arab war galleys estimated at 1,800 ships Byzantine ask the mercenary Bulgarian empire for assistance Siege Warfare Arabs lost to the onslaught from the Bulgarian army and retreated Siege ended in fall of 718
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Edward Gibbon, History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Chapter 51History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Fred Donner, The Early Islamic Conquests Chapter 6The Early Islamic Conquests Mark Graham, "How Islam Created the Modern World" (2006) Hugh Kennedy, The Great Arab Conquests: How the Spread of Islam Changed the World We Live in (2007)
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