PPT-The Muslim Caliphate

Ms Carmelitano Bell Ringer Read the following quote and then answer the question In the name of Allah the compassionate the merciful this is what Khalid ibn al Walid would grant to the inhabitants of Damascus A city in the Muslim Empire He promises to give them security for their lives property and churches Their city shall not be demolished neither shall any Muslim be quartered in their houses Thereunto we give to them the . Historical Myth or Future Reality. By. Javed I. . Chaudry. QeRN. August 16, 2014. Nomenclature. Caliph: . A successor of Prophet Mohammad. Caliphate: . Dominion of a Caliph. Dynesty. : . A succession of Rulers of the same Descent. The Spread of Islam. After Muhammad’s death, Islam spread beyond the Arabian Peninsula, shaping a major empire within 100 years. While the empire eventually broke into smaller parts, Islam continued to spread. Dr Jamie Wood. University of Manchester. (. jamie.wood@manchester.ac.uk. ). Aims of this lecture. To introduce you to the social, political and religious situation in pre-Islamic Arabia. To provide you with an overview of . Chapter 10. Rise of Islam. Muhammad- Born in Mecca (crossroads center). At 40, hears the angel Gabriel telling him to become the messenger of God.. Devoted life to spreading Islam (“to submit to God”). Guided reading q & a . Council rock high school South . Caliphs and the Caliphate . Caliph= . The . supreme religious and political leader of an Islamic state known as the Caliphate. . Muhammad the Prophet was the first official Caliph . Between Two (or More) Evils. Robert David Steele. Earth Intelligence Network (501c3). Oakton, Virginia. The views expressed in this report are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official policy or position of any government, corporate, or non-governmental organization. This briefing is provided for public consideration and can be found online at . Presented on January 10, 2013 by,. Ashley Arnold. Jacob Arzaga. Derrick Gutierrez. Alysha Martin. Ben Speicher. Presentation Outline:. Learning Outcomes. Introduction. : Knowledge is . Power. Activity 1: Open Discussion. Section 2: Building a Muslim Empire. Abu Bakr- Muhammad’s father-in-law, was the first caliph, Islamic ruler. . Some Arab tribes did not want to follow Abu, however he was able to reunite tribes. . Nationalism. Analyze the issues that twentieth-century Muslim leaders in South Asia and North Africa confronted in defining their. nationalism. What . additional kind of document(s) . would be most helpful in furthering your . Excesses by the Caliphs and . Wazirs. : Monumental building, multiple wives, lavish gifts. Shi’i. revolts. No succession laws. Gradual increase of Persian advisors. Slave mercenaries. Agrarian issues: peasants taxed too heavily, irrigation projects fell into disrepair. Radical Islam at War. with the World. John . Jandali. Lawrence . Martines. Richard Hobbs. Tyrus. Cobb. National Security Forum. 7 August 2014. 7 Aug 2014. 1. NSF Caliphate. 7 Aug 2014. NSF Caliphate. Economic Advancements. Massive trade networks. Merchants honored in Muslim culture. Camel caravans into west Africa, ships to the east. Arabic and Islam spreads. Common language & business practices. The middle east is a region of the world that includes parts of southwestern Asia and Egypt.. It is generally considered a really hot and desert like climate. There are some fertile lands in the form of Nile, Tigris and Euphrates rivers . Nunc. Agenda. : . Work with your partner at a low volume to complete the short DBQ on Women in the Muslim World. Umayyad Successes (661-750). Conquered lands from Spain in the West to the Indus River and the borders of China in the East.