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The Foundations of Islam

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The Foundations of Islam

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Agenda1. Bell Ringer: Identify a similarity or difference between Rome and

Han China, and provide one piece of evidence to support it. 2. Lecture: The Origins of Islam3. Sunni/Shia Split4. Interpreting the Quran5. Test format/Essay Outline6. Review Guide

HW: Study Study Study!!! Grade Reports will be in your folders Friday. Along with all work (including reflection 3) graded.

Reflection Question 4: Look at the rise of the Arab Empire. How did it expand? Compare their society to a Classical Civilization we have studied. Examine it politically and socially. Due October 7th.

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Basic Beliefs

• Holy book = Quran– Not translated for fear of

changing message. (more on that later)

• Besides Five Pillars, they must be tolerant and generous, no pork, and no alcohol.

• Jihad = Holy War, struggle for faith.

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The Five Pillars of Islam

• Profession of Faith– One god

• Five Daily Prayers• Paying Zakat• Fasting during Ramadan• The Pilgrimage to

Mecca

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Foundations of Islam

• Muhammad returns in 630, and rededicates the Kaaba for Allah.

• Dies in 632 A.D. • Islam spreads to Middle

East and North Africa.

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• 632 A.D. When Muhammad died, Abu Bakr took over as caliph.– Expanded Islam north.

• 634 A.D. Umar succeeded Abu Bakr– Took control of former

Persian Empire, Iraq, and North Africa.

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Sunni Shia Split?

• Umar’s successor, Uthman is murdered.

• Ali chosen to succeed, but Uthman’s relative Muawiyah protests.– Ali murdered when war

breaks out between both sides in 661 A.D.

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The SplitSunni Shia Sufi

Mu’awiyah accepted as caliph.

Believed Ali and followers should be caliph.

Simple life of harmony.

Way of the prophet. Imams – Ali’s descendants.

Faith in Allah is the only mark of worth.

Agreement among Muslims should settle worldly matters

Agreement with imams should decide religious matters.

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• Despite the split, Islam continues to spread into North Africa.– Berbers convert.

• Arab Expansion goes until the 1400s A.D. – Ottoman Turks take

Constantinople in 1453 A.D.