PPT-The Muslim Conquests and their Aftermaths

Dr Jamie Wood University of Manchester jamiewoodmanchesteracuk Aims of this lecture To introduce you to the social political and religious situation in preIslamic Arabia To provide you with an overview of . Week 9: responses to . islamic. expansion . (by contemporaries and scholars). Dr Jamie Wood. University of Manchester. Aims of today’s session. To introduce you to a key theory about the emergence of Islam as a religion (‘. A. nd civil war: the Sunni/Shiite division. Conquest paradox. "Early Islamic conquests were not accompanied by some fanatical desire to convert the world. .  The Muslim conquests have to be understood in terms of religious motivation but not in terms of a determination to wipe out Judaism and Christianity. Terms and Questions. themes. . strategoi. . Bulgars. . Slavs . Farmer's Law. Monotheletism. : “one will”. What was the effect on the Byzantine Empire as a whole of the war with Persia? . What . Irrigation. and . Underground Wells. Developed to help make the most of scarce water resources and provide water for houses and fields. Inventions / Technology. Created . accurate maps. Perfected the . 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. Social Studies. Council Rock School District . 1. How did the role of women change during the Abbasid caliphate? . 1. They lost status. 2. Were confined to harems. Secluded rooms/chambers for women only . 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 . The Delhi Sultanate. In 1000, Muslim Turks and Afghans pushed into India. In . the late 1100s, the Sultan of Ghur defeated Hindu armies in the north. Named Delhi his capital. Sultan=ruler/king. The . 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. Week 9: responses to . islamic. expansion . (by contemporaries and scholars). Dr Jamie Wood. University of Manchester. Aims of today’s session. To introduce you to a key theory about the emergence of Islam as a religion (‘. a settlement on behalf of thousands of immigrants who were wrongfully separated from their children and had their asylum claims denied Almost all of these parents will now get a fair chance at an asyl PRESENTED BY,. PRIYA.TK, 1. ST. YEAR LL.B, BMS COLLEGE OF LAW, BANGALORE. INTRODUCTION. During the Pre-Islamic times, the position of women in the society was very dreadful.. They were treated as chattels and not as human beings.. Muslim Architecture. Cultural Blending. It is in . Architecture. that the . greatest. . cultural. . blending. can be seen. Already . existing. buildings were . modified. by . Islamic. Ideals. Islamic Features:.