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caliphate
a government ruled by a caliph
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caliphate a government ruled by a caliph
caliph title given to Muslim leaders after Muhammad's death
How did Muslim caliphs come to power? they were elected
Important names for the first four caliphs Abu Talib and Abbasid
Important names for the dynastic caliphs Umayyads and Abbasids
Where did the Umayyads move their capitol to?? Damascus
Where did the Abbasids move their capitol to?? Bagdad
What became independent?? Spain
Who seized control over Egypt??? the Fatimids
Who did the external attacks? Turkish tribes and the Mongols
dynasty a family that holds political power through many generations
treaty a written agreement between countries or peoples
who was known as the "blood spiller"?? Abu al-Abbas
what falls in 1453?? Constantinople
who were the final conquerers of the Abbasids?? the Ottomans
which invasion shattered the caliphate? Mongol invasion
sultan a Muslim ruler
Ottomans Turks who lived in what is now Turkey
Ottoman Empire became the greatest Islamic state
Sharia an Islamic code that collected Gods laws; an Arabic word meaning "the way that leads to God"
What are key elements of Muslim daily life? prayer and worship
Before praying they would stop everything, remove their shoes, wash their hands and feet, bow several times, and face Mecca
mosque a center of worship
imam a religious leader
minaret a tower where a muezzin would call people to prayer
muezzin a prayer caller
where is everyone equal?? in the church/under the Sharia
the Arab four main classes 1. Arabs
2. Non-Arabs
3. Jews and Christians
4. Slaves
who were the "people of the book"? Jews and Christians
woman were in what kind of position?? an infurior position
inferior lower in rank, quality, or value
polygamy a marriage to more than one spouse
madrasa a religious school
what were the sources of Islamic law? the Qur'an, the Sunnah, and scholars judgment
what were the laws of proper conduct?? 1. follow the Five Pillars
2. no gambling, stealing, eating pork, or drinking alcohol
3. rules for family issues
4. rules for doing business
what were the rules for prayer?? 1. pray five times a day
2. remove shoes, wash hands and feet, and bow several times
3. face Mecca (East)
what did they study?? law, philosophy, mathematics, and religion
where did they study??? at the madrasa

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