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What Muslims Believe Islam is a religion, believing in only one God. The Arabic word for God is The holy book for Muslims is the (also spelled Qu ran), which contains the rules for the religion revealed to Muhammad from God Because trace themselves back to Abraham, they are sort of like cousins to Jews and Christians, believing in the same God and sharing some of the same prophets, like and Jesus. The rule to being a Muslim and following Islam correctly are called the of Islam. Five Pillars of Islam - A person must state a belief that there is no God but Allah, and that Muhammad is his prophet Prayer A person must pray to Allah, facing, five times every day. - A person must give aid to poor people through a tax Fasting A person must eat only one meal a day, after sunset, every day during the holy month of Pilgrimage A person should perform the (a trip to the holy city of Mecca) at least once in his or her life 1

The Spread of Islam The BIG Idea: Despite internal conflict, within Islam went from a local religion in the Arabian desert to a major empire on three continents Europe,, and Asia Why it s important: The religion of and its history still influences those people today. Some of those internal conflicts were over who should Muslims after Muhammad died. Some wanted Muhammad s son- in- law,, to take over. Others backed Muhammad s - in- law, Abu- Bakr. won the power struggle and became the first, or successor to Muhammad. Islam spread quickly in the years after, out of the Arabian desert across the (cultural diffusion). Islamic were able to expand into the Crescent, Iran, and out into central Asia because the Persian and Empires were weak and easily toppled there. Many of these people Islam. Some of them liked the message, some liked the fact that by becoming, they avoided paying a tax put on non- Muslims. The prevented Muslims from forcing others to accept the religion, however. rulers allowed people to follow whatever beliefs they chose. 2

Muslims Become Divided, Muhammad s son- in- law, eventually became the fourth caliph. After he died, however, the next group of people to take power were a family called the. The Umayyads didn t follow the simple life of Muhammad and his family members; they were, powerful, and loved to surround themselves with wealth. This caused a in the Muslim world. Those who didn t believe in the Umayyads were called - thinking the leader of Muslims should be a descendant of Muhammad, and those who were ok with Umayyads were, believing any good Muslim man could lead the people. This division continues through to today. Under the Umayyads Under the Umayyads, the Muslim Empire expanded the furthest, as far East as the, and as far West as across Africa and north into. 3

Muslims took over the, capturing Jerusalem, Damascus, and establishing a capital in Baghdad. It wasn t all sunshine and rainbows through: eventually took two major losses: Muslim expansion into Europe was stopped at the in 732 was lost to the Mongols in 1258 Muslim Culture As Muslims conquered new lands, they were and generous to their people. Muslim society was divided into groups. At the top were people who were Muslim from Next cam those who converted to. These people paid a tax higher than the first group but lower than the next two groups. The third group included Jews,, and Zoroastrians protected because Muslims shared some of their beliefs. The fourth group was - not based on race, but they weren t Muslims. An important part of Muslim culture is the language and alphabet. 4

Muslims also had art like the Byzantines. Education Muslims placed a high value on. Muslim scholars added much to humans store of. Europe was in, during which much that had been known in ancient Greece and was lost. During this time, Muslim kept much of this knowledge alive. They collected ancient,, and works of science and philosophy and translated them into Arabic. One center of this story was the built in Baghdad. Later, this ancient learning returned to when the works of Muslim scholars were translated. Islamic Academics In addition to libraries, Muslims created several where research and learning would take place. Some of that research was in the field of, where Arabic numeral and the idea of was borrowed from India. Today, those are our number: 1, 2, 3, Muslim thinkers invented. Advanced. Made maps (cartography) 5

Wrap Up The Muslim world of was much different than the Muslim world of. When was in the Dark Ages, the Muslim world was - working on science, math, architecture, and existing peacefully. While it may not be our own family history, history is a part of the shared human history. 6