History of the islamic empire

• [DOC File]History of Islamic Civilizations to 1500

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  As the Islamic Empires expanded, it created agreements with local non-Muslim populations. This document was created by Ibn Muslama, the Muslim general responsible for the conquest of the predominantly Christian region of eastern Europe that today …

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• [DOC File]Islamic Empires

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  Niane, D.T. Sundiata, An Epic of Old Mali, Longman African Writers Series (1997) A prose version of the Malian national epic poem Sundiata that relates the creation of the Empire of Mali in the 13th century. Maalouf, Amin The Crusades Through Arab Eyes A reconstruction of the history of the Crusades through contemporary Arabic sources.

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• [DOC File]Diversity in Islamic Empires - World History

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  One of the first changes the Abbasids made after taking power from the Umayyads was to move the empire's capital from Damascus, in Syria, to Iraq. The latter region was influenced by Persian history and culture, and moving the capital was part of the Persian mawali demand for less Arab influence in the empire.

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• [DOC File]Islamic civilization through history

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  Having conquered Syria (635), Palestine (642), and Egypt (642), Muhammad’s second successor Omar established the first Islamic empire with its ancient capital Damascus; when Omar’s family was toppled by the Abbasids*, a new capital, Baghdad (in present-day Iraq), was built in 762.

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• Islamic History - the Islamic Empire Study Guides

  The Islamic Empire became rich because of its trade, farming, and respect for others. Muslims controlled the most important trade routes in the world. These routes linked together Africa, Europe, and Asia. The Muslims also improved farming. Farmers grew surplus food or more than enough food to feed the people who lived in the many large Arab cities.

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• [DOC File]Diversity in Islamic Empires - World History

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  5. What is this history and importance of paper? 6. Why was Cordoba an unusual place within Europe? DESCRIBE it. Islam, Empire of Faith: The Awakening. 1. Why did ideas, etc. spread quickly after the Islamic Empire’s beginning? 2. How long did it typically take to travel from one end of the empire …

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• [DOC File]The Rise of Islamic Civilization - White Plains Public Schools

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  After the Abbasid Dynasty, The Muslim World Was Run by the Mongol in the Beginning of 13th Century. By the 16th Century, The Islamic Empire Covered a Large Part of the World, From West Africa Through the Mediterranean, Across Central Asia Into India, And Even Across the Ocean Into Southeast Asia.

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