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The Umayyad Dynasty Brett Coffman Liberty High School AP World History

The death of Muhammad Muhammad died in 632. Set off a problem that exists today the succession of the Islamic state Caliph Islamic political and religious successor to Muhammad Eventually the Umayya clan seized leadership of Islam and set out to conquer all of the Middle East and north Africa.

Umayyad Caliphate

Abu Bakr The first of the four Rightly guided caliphs. Chosen to lead within 24 hours of Muhammad's death. Courageous, warm, and wise and an expert in Arab clans. Unified Bedouin tribes in the Ridda Wars to unite the tribes under Islam. Initial attacks were for booty but they revealed the weakness of the Byzantine and Persian empires.

Arab Conquests Motives for conquest: Common Cause and Strength of Islam. United they could beat the groups that used to dominate them. Stopped wars between Bedouin tribes. They shared the booty from their raids. Lesser motive Glorify the new religion (not really a reason) If the Muslims converted Christians and Jews they had to share the booty with them and could not make them pay extra taxes.

Adversary Empires Sasanians Old Persian Empire Elite were Zoroastrians and they persecuted peasants. When Islam attacked they won the support of the peasants and easily beat the elite. Byzantine Eastern Roman Empire Orthodox Christians persecuted Copts and Nestorians in Egypt. Islam gained support of theses religions and defeated the Byzantine in Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Palestine

Umayyad Mosque Damascus

Umayyad Architecture

Sunni Shi a Split 656 Uthman the third Caliph was murdered. He had been chosen by the Umayyad clan Muhammads biggest supporters hated Uthman and killed him. Ali Muhammad s friend claimed to be the next Caliph Umayyad refused to follow Ali because he would not punish Uthman s assassins. War breaks out between Ali and the Umayyad

Ali s victory Ali was about to defeat the Umayyad when they begged for mediation. Ali accepted. Umayyad s regrouped and continued to battle Ali eventually taking Egypt. Umayyad s claimed Mu awiya was the Caliph. One year later Ali was assassinated His son Hasan renounced his claim to the Caliphate.

Mu awiya Founder of the Umayyad

Karbala Mosque

Sunni Shi a Split Sunni Backed the Umayyad Make up 85% of Muslims today Mainly in Arabia, and Indonesia. Osama bin Laden wants to bring back the Umayyad Caliphate. Shi a Backed Ali Make up about 15% of Muslims today. Mainly found in Iran. Mahmoud Amedinijad believes he is the Al Mahdi.

Umayyad conquests Middle East Persia North Africa Spain and Portugal Afghanistan and Pakistan Stopped by the Franks in 732 or they would have taken Europe. Damascus was the Capital Only Muslim Arabs were first class citizens

Inside the Mosque at Damascus

Conversion Didn t really want converts but were forced to deal with the issue when Umayyads began having children with conquered people. Mawali Muslim converts had to pay property taxes Jizya head tax on all nonbelievers Mawali were not full citizens and could not hold political office or share in booty. Conversion rates were low in the Umayyad era.

Dhimmi People of the Book Jews and Christians made up most of the people in the Umayyad empire. They were considered Dhimmi because they believed in the Bible. Were allowed to worship as they pleased. Had to pay the jizya and property taxes. Made it easy for these people to accept Islam because they were not persecuted.

Family and Gender under the Umayyad Strengthened women s position in society Marriage was stressed as important Casual sex and adultery were condemned Bonds between husband and wife were strengthened Forbade female infanticide Gave women the right to have a say in who they married. Gave women legal rights in marriage and divorce. Dowry would go to woman (not her family) after a divorce.

Family and Gender under the Umayyad Equality of all men and women Hadiths traditions of the prophet WWMD play a critical role in Islamic law and ritual. Women were allowed to participate in politics Women did not have to wear veils Women were allowed to go to school, pursue most occupations, participate in law and trade.

Damascus House

Damascus School

Decline of the Umayyad Became addicted to luxury and soft living. Started Harems Pleasure Gardens Royal Palaces Moved away from war. Abandoned the principles that Muhammad and Abu Bakr had started of being frugal and simple.

Umayyad Harem

Umayyad Luxury

Seeds of Rebellion 750 s 50,000 Muslim warriors had settled in Iran and intermarried with the local people. Damascus seemed very distant to them. They considered the Umayyan elite corrupt and decadent. They called themselves the Abbasid after Muhammad s uncle al-abbas they picked up the support of Ali s supporters and the Mawali.

Dealing with the Umayyad Abbasids won a major battle at the River Zab. Invited the Umayyad family to a banquet to reconcile the umma. Guards wrapped the family in carpets and assassinated them. Umayyad that were not at the banquet were hunted down. Only a few survived and moved to Spain founding the Caliphate of Corduba.