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SIEBRECHT ISLAM REVIEW 2009

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Muhammadprophet and founder of Islam
Meccaholy city of Islam to which all Muslims must make a pilgrimage at least once
hajjpilgrimage to Mecca [5th Pillar] required of all Muslims
hiijrajourney Muhammad made from Mecca to Medina
AllahArabic word for God
Five PillarsCode of conduct for Muslims including: Belief in One God; prayer 5x daily; fasting during Ramadan; Alms to the poor; Pilgrimage to Mecca [hajj]
Quranholy book of Islam
mosqueplace of worship for Muslims
ShariaIslamic law system
Crusadesseries of holy wars by Europeans to gain back the Holy Land from the Muslims
Holy LandPalestine [Israel], especially Jerusalem [where Jesus lived]; holy to Jews, Christians, Muslims
Urban IICatholic Pope who called on European Christian knights to go on Crusade to gain back the Holy Land
Council of ClermontMeeting by the Catholic Church that called the Crusades
SuleimanRuler of the Ottoman Empire that based its laws on the Quran
Major similarities between Christianity, Judaism & IslamBelief in One God; holy books [Bible, the Torah, the Quran]; Behavior Codes [10 Commandments, 5 pillars]
Territories conquered by MuslimsArabian peninsula, North Africa, Spain, Persia
Why Arabs were able to conquer so much territoryIslam united them; Horse & Camel cavalry beat traditional armies; Byzantine & persian Empires weak
Life in Cordoba Spain different than Western EuropeCordoba had trade & learning, paved streets, running water, stree lights, nice homes; European towns & aqueducts were destroyed by violence; trade & learning stopped; lived in shacks
Cause of CrusadesEuropean Christians wanted to get back the Holy land from the Muslims
Reasons why Europeans joined the CrusadesReligious [get sins forgiven/help the church get back Holy land]; greed & adventure [kings & knights went to piller & plunder; serfs went to gain freedom
Effects of CrusadesAn increased demand for goods from the middle East & Asia; Increased trade between Western Europe and the middle East; Cultural diffusion


Resource
Greenville High School

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