PPT-The Islamic World 600-1400

The Origins of Islam Arabian Peninsula Urban artisans merchants religious leaders Rural Bedouin nomadic tribes political and military sophistication Mecca Kaba commercial center Arabian Social and Economic Structure. Chapter. . 30. “Accelerating Global Interaction” (Since 1945). Religion and Global Modernity. Religion and Global Modernity. Despite modernity and science, religion has played a powerful role in the last century. Reaching the world for Christ through . the . World . Evangelism Fund. Presented by. NMI Council . Hutchinson . First. . Church of the Nazarene. Hutchinson, Kansas. 3rd Annual Missions Gala. . The Big Questions:. What are the major beliefs of Islam?. What were the political, economic, and social. effects of the spread of Islamic culture?. Introduction:. In the 5. th. century, warfare between the Byzantine and Persian Empires interrupted trade routes from East Asia.. The First Truly Universal Civilization. Table of Contents. Introduction. First Universal Civilization. The Sciences. Paper. Merchant Economy. Sufi Missionaries. Islamic Freedoms. Environmentalists. Institutions. Initiatives . around . the Globe. & . Role in . Poverty . Alleviation. Dr. Haroon ur Rashid Khan. King Abdulaziz University, . Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. & . Sysco Solutions, SAS, France. Microfinance. Early History. Early Islam forbade the paintings or drawings of human portraits, including the prophet, as they thought it would lead to idolatry. ( worshipping the idol, or painting) . This forbidding led to the use of calligraphic art. . Products of Islamic Culture. By: Mohammad Maimoon Adams. . Instructor:. Dr. . Hajredin . Hoxha –Qatar University -2013. Products of Islamic Culture. Righteous . Human. Righteous . CIV 101-02. Class 30. November 4, 2015. Carolingian Renaissance. S. ponsored by Charlemagne. Led by Englishman . Alcuin (730-804. ). movement . to copy, preserve, catalog, and distribute works of both classical and Christian . 732-1212 C.E.. Prosperity in the Islamic World. Generally speaking , the Islamic empire was very wealthy. The Islamic Empire made the majority of its wealth through trade with a number of other established civilizations.. Abū. al-. Qāsim. . Muḥammad. ibn . ʿAbd. . Allāh. ibn . ʿAbd. al-. Muṭṭalib. ibn . Hāshim. c. . 570 – 8 June 632. Born in Mecca.. Raised by his uncle.. A merchant.. Would periodically retreat to a cave to pray:. U3A Wodonga 2018. In the beginning. Islam was not a new religion. Same god as the Jew (Yahweh /Allah. Jews and Christians regarded also as “people of the book” i.e. monotheists. Mohammed even sent followers to safety in Christian Ethiopia.. Acknowledgements 31e AuthorNote to the readerIntroductionPart I Doctrines 31e Islamic State146s Brand of Jihadi-Sala30smPart II Development 31e Zarqawi Prelude 20021502006 31e 147Paper Sta A RESOURCE FOR TEACHERS Division of EducationNational Gallery of Art WashingtonMailing address2000B South Club DriveLandover MD 20785National Gallery of Art WashingtonThis packet was produced i Abdullah Shahid. PhD Candidate in Sociology. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. Email: . ais58@cornell.edu. (c) Dissertation Research of Abdullah Shahid at Cornell University. Supported by Cornell University, Global Religion Research Initiative of University of Notre Dame, and Society for the Scientific Study of Religion. .