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Islamic Empires

Expansion Many clan fought each other Clans were unified under Islam Began military attacks against neighboring people Defeated Byzantine area of Syria Egypt Northern Africa Qur an permitted warfare through jihad- struggle in the way of God Muslim warriors were guarantied a place in paradise if died in battle

Political Rule caliph- religious & political leader After Muhammad s death, many of his next successors (caliphs) were assassinated. Conquered Christians and Jews were allowed to practice their religion because they were religious People of the Book According to Muslim rule, Christians and Jews had to pay taxes or convert to Islam

Abbasid Dynasty In 762 AD, created a new capital at Baghdad (near the Tigris River) Baghdad became a center of trade Conquered much of rich Roman provinces Controlled trade routes to the East by ship & camel caravan From Africa=gold & slaves From China= silk & porcelain From India= sandalwood & spices From western India= textiles (cloth) From Egypt= grain From Iraq= Linens, dates, precious stones Hārūn al-rashīd, most famous leader, encouraged learning, art and writing Dynasty decline due to fighting over successor, financial corruption, & land divided

Seljuk Turks Nomadic group from Asia Cairo, Egypt became center of trade Converted to Islam Conquered Baghdad, ruler became sultan (ruler) Tried to conquered the Byzantine Empire (Eastern Roman Empire) This began the Crusades

Living in Islamic Empires The bazaar, or covered market, was an important part of every Muslim city/town A place to buy, sell & bargain. Trade routes often passed through the cities with large bazaars

Muslims were considered equal Non-muslims were not considered equal Women could own property and were to be protected by men Every woman was to have a male guardian Women covering their whole bodies with clothing was common Arranged marriages were common Qur an allows men to have more than one wife but not more than 4 Wives were expensive because they had to pay a dowry (gift, money or property) to the bride. So many did not have multiple wives Women could divorce Adultery was forbidden Eventually women lost many rights and were treated like slaves in some areas. The treatment of women is still under debate by Muslims today Many male slaves were used in the military. Many women slaves were used for domestic work Some slaves could purchase freedom. It was considered a good act to free them Social System By law, slaves were treated fairly

Education Familiar with Greek philosophers and translated works of Plato and Aristotle into Arabic Preserved much of Greek & Roman culture by translating works These texts were put into a library House of Wisdom in Baghdad for scholars to study It is because of the Muslim world that we have the writings of Plato and Aristotle today.and thanks to the Chinese for the process of paper making! Mathematics were also brought from India Studied medicine and how diseases could be spread with contaminated water These texts were written and used by medieval Europe! Set up observatories in Baghdad to study astronomy. Knew the earth was round Named many of the stars Perfected the astrolabe, that helped sailors determine their locations using the stars This will later help discoveries find the Americas! Literature was written such as Arabian Nights, a collection of folktales, fables and romances which led to the story of Aladdin!

Art and Architecture Art was a mixture of Arab, Turkish & Pertain traditions Mosques were built Palaces had protective walls, gates and baths Castles resembled a fortress and had holes over the entrance gate to pour boiling oil over the heads of attacking forces This was later used in medieval Europe!