logging in or signing up WH Review Game Chapter 9 - Islam 09-10 bihlerja Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 1032 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 02, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Chapters 9 – Islamic Civilization : Chapters 9 – Islamic Civilization Review Game Muslims in Spain (led by Tariq 711 A.D.)Ruled parts of Spain for over 700 years! : 2 Muslims in Spain (led by Tariq 711 A.D.)Ruled parts of Spain for over 700 years! The Moors Nomadic herdersDivided into tribes : 3 Nomadic herdersDivided into tribes Bedouins Belief in one god : 4 Belief in one god monotheism Wrote al jabr (restoring)YOUR FAVORITE Algebra : 5 Wrote al jabr (restoring)YOUR FAVORITE Algebra al Khwarizmi Towers outside of mosques for calling Muslims to prayer. : 6 Towers outside of mosques for calling Muslims to prayer. Minarets He helped advance medicine in the the Middle East by writing the Canon of Medicine. He wrote it in the early 1000s, and it was used until at least 1650. : 7 He helped advance medicine in the the Middle East by writing the Canon of Medicine. He wrote it in the early 1000s, and it was used until at least 1650. Ibn Sina What was the major art form for early Islamic societies (2)? : 8 What was the major art form for early Islamic societies (2)? Calligraphy in Qu’ran Architecture was the major art form Mosques with geometric and floral patterns collection of folktales:“Sinbad the Sailor” “Aladdin,” “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves” : 9 collection of folktales:“Sinbad the Sailor” “Aladdin,” “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves” The Thousand and One Nights Group in Islam that believe people could choose their caliphs (imams) : 10 Group in Islam that believe people could choose their caliphs (imams) Sunnis Group in Islam that believe only descendents Of Mohammed could be imams : 11 Group in Islam that believe only descendents Of Mohammed could be imams Shi’ites (Shia) Turkish speakers from central AsiaConverted to Islamconquered Syria, Mesopotamia, and much of Asia Minor and eventually northern India Constantinople BECAME Istanbul : 12 Turkish speakers from central AsiaConverted to Islamconquered Syria, Mesopotamia, and much of Asia Minor and eventually northern India Constantinople BECAME Istanbul Seljuq Turks Chief physician at the hospital in Baghdad (A.D. 900s) wrote about smallpox and measlescompiled a huge medical encyclopedia (translated into Latin and used in Europe for centuries) : 13 Chief physician at the hospital in Baghdad (A.D. 900s) wrote about smallpox and measlescompiled a huge medical encyclopedia (translated into Latin and used in Europe for centuries) al-Razi leader of a Bedouin tribe : 14 leader of a Bedouin tribe Sheikh Mohammed’s journey from Mecca to Yathrib (Medina), it marks year one of the Muslim calendar? : 15 Mohammed’s journey from Mecca to Yathrib (Medina), it marks year one of the Muslim calendar? Hijrah What was the primary economic activity of coastal towns on the Arabian Peninsula? : 16 What was the primary economic activity of coastal towns on the Arabian Peninsula? trading Which trade good from the Middle East is missing (think Persia)?TextilesGold and silverSwordsPottery and glassware : 17 Which trade good from the Middle East is missing (think Persia)?TextilesGold and silverSwordsPottery and glassware Carpets What was the theme for Islamic culture and empire after Mohammed died? : 18 What was the theme for Islamic culture and empire after Mohammed died? expansion Muslim geographer that improved on existing maps by getting people travel and record the geographic features they saw. : 19 Muslim geographer that improved on existing maps by getting people travel and record the geographic features they saw. Al-Adrisi (570 – 632 A.D.) :Divine vision – an angel told him to lead the people in a religious movement.Believed he was one of many prophetsIslam – “submission to god” (Allah) monotheistic : 20 (570 – 632 A.D.) :Divine vision – an angel told him to lead the people in a religious movement.Believed he was one of many prophetsIslam – “submission to god” (Allah) monotheistic Mohammed Muslims studied the works of the ______________pharmaceutical drugs and dissection Muslim medical science spread to European centers of learning from Spain (Cordoba). : 21 Muslims studied the works of the ______________pharmaceutical drugs and dissection Muslim medical science spread to European centers of learning from Spain (Cordoba). Greeks Muslims improved on this Greek invention (used to chart stars and determine location on the earth’s surface) : 22 Muslims improved on this Greek invention (used to chart stars and determine location on the earth’s surface) astrolabe Father of Chemistry;Distillation : 23 Father of Chemistry;Distillation Jabir ibn Hayyan (Geber) Muslim women enjoyed more freedoms than most other womenprovide 2 examples : 24 Muslim women enjoyed more freedoms than most other womenprovide 2 examples Woman could refuse an arranged marriageIf divorced she kept her money and could remarryCould inherit property Title for a ruler of the Turks? : 25 Title for a ruler of the Turks? Sultan the shrine that Mohammed removed the idols from and dedicated to Allah : 26 the shrine that Mohammed removed the idols from and dedicated to Allah kaaba Name 2 of the 5 Pillars of Islam : 27 Name 2 of the 5 Pillars of Islam View Image City that held the kaaba and is the destination for Muslim pilgrimages? : 28 City that held the kaaba and is the destination for Muslim pilgrimages? Mecca What do we use every day from that was adopted from early culture in the Middle east? : 29 What do we use every day from that was adopted from early culture in the Middle east? Arabic Numerals Muslim mystics who try to live simple lives.They turn away from worldly possessions. : 30 Muslim mystics who try to live simple lives.They turn away from worldly possessions. Sufi He wrote the first book of illustrated surgical techniques. : 31 He wrote the first book of illustrated surgical techniques. Abu al-Qasim succeeded Abu Bakr (634 A.D.)conquered neighboring non-Muslim landsParts of Syria, Persia, and North Africa : 32 succeeded Abu Bakr (634 A.D.)conquered neighboring non-Muslim landsParts of Syria, Persia, and North Africa Umar In Islam, the struggle to defend the faith (Inner struggle and Physical struggle) : 33 In Islam, the struggle to defend the faith (Inner struggle and Physical struggle) Jihad Muhammad’s successorUnited tribesExpanded Islam to the north : 34 Muhammad’s successorUnited tribesExpanded Islam to the north Abu Bakr holy book of Islam : 35 holy book of Islam Qur’an Picture or design made from small pieces of enamel, glass, or stone. : 36 Picture or design made from small pieces of enamel, glass, or stone. mosaic What was education like in early Islamic societies? (1 example) : 37 What was education like in early Islamic societies? (1 example) Government supported libraries Family and Mosque helped with education Advanced schooling for science, math, and law Muslim place of worship : 38 Muslim place of worship Mosque successor to the Prophet (ruler) : 39 successor to the Prophet (ruler) Caliph Belief in many gods : 40 Belief in many gods polytheism You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
WH Review Game Chapter 9 - Islam 09-10 bihlerja Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 1032 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 02, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Chapters 9 – Islamic Civilization : Chapters 9 – Islamic Civilization Review Game Muslims in Spain (led by Tariq 711 A.D.)Ruled parts of Spain for over 700 years! : 2 Muslims in Spain (led by Tariq 711 A.D.)Ruled parts of Spain for over 700 years! The Moors Nomadic herdersDivided into tribes : 3 Nomadic herdersDivided into tribes Bedouins Belief in one god : 4 Belief in one god monotheism Wrote al jabr (restoring)YOUR FAVORITE Algebra : 5 Wrote al jabr (restoring)YOUR FAVORITE Algebra al Khwarizmi Towers outside of mosques for calling Muslims to prayer. : 6 Towers outside of mosques for calling Muslims to prayer. Minarets He helped advance medicine in the the Middle East by writing the Canon of Medicine. He wrote it in the early 1000s, and it was used until at least 1650. : 7 He helped advance medicine in the the Middle East by writing the Canon of Medicine. He wrote it in the early 1000s, and it was used until at least 1650. Ibn Sina What was the major art form for early Islamic societies (2)? : 8 What was the major art form for early Islamic societies (2)? Calligraphy in Qu’ran Architecture was the major art form Mosques with geometric and floral patterns collection of folktales:“Sinbad the Sailor” “Aladdin,” “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves” : 9 collection of folktales:“Sinbad the Sailor” “Aladdin,” “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves” The Thousand and One Nights Group in Islam that believe people could choose their caliphs (imams) : 10 Group in Islam that believe people could choose their caliphs (imams) Sunnis Group in Islam that believe only descendents Of Mohammed could be imams : 11 Group in Islam that believe only descendents Of Mohammed could be imams Shi’ites (Shia) Turkish speakers from central AsiaConverted to Islamconquered Syria, Mesopotamia, and much of Asia Minor and eventually northern India Constantinople BECAME Istanbul : 12 Turkish speakers from central AsiaConverted to Islamconquered Syria, Mesopotamia, and much of Asia Minor and eventually northern India Constantinople BECAME Istanbul Seljuq Turks Chief physician at the hospital in Baghdad (A.D. 900s) wrote about smallpox and measlescompiled a huge medical encyclopedia (translated into Latin and used in Europe for centuries) : 13 Chief physician at the hospital in Baghdad (A.D. 900s) wrote about smallpox and measlescompiled a huge medical encyclopedia (translated into Latin and used in Europe for centuries) al-Razi leader of a Bedouin tribe : 14 leader of a Bedouin tribe Sheikh Mohammed’s journey from Mecca to Yathrib (Medina), it marks year one of the Muslim calendar? : 15 Mohammed’s journey from Mecca to Yathrib (Medina), it marks year one of the Muslim calendar? Hijrah What was the primary economic activity of coastal towns on the Arabian Peninsula? : 16 What was the primary economic activity of coastal towns on the Arabian Peninsula? trading Which trade good from the Middle East is missing (think Persia)?TextilesGold and silverSwordsPottery and glassware : 17 Which trade good from the Middle East is missing (think Persia)?TextilesGold and silverSwordsPottery and glassware Carpets What was the theme for Islamic culture and empire after Mohammed died? : 18 What was the theme for Islamic culture and empire after Mohammed died? expansion Muslim geographer that improved on existing maps by getting people travel and record the geographic features they saw. : 19 Muslim geographer that improved on existing maps by getting people travel and record the geographic features they saw. Al-Adrisi (570 – 632 A.D.) :Divine vision – an angel told him to lead the people in a religious movement.Believed he was one of many prophetsIslam – “submission to god” (Allah) monotheistic : 20 (570 – 632 A.D.) :Divine vision – an angel told him to lead the people in a religious movement.Believed he was one of many prophetsIslam – “submission to god” (Allah) monotheistic Mohammed Muslims studied the works of the ______________pharmaceutical drugs and dissection Muslim medical science spread to European centers of learning from Spain (Cordoba). : 21 Muslims studied the works of the ______________pharmaceutical drugs and dissection Muslim medical science spread to European centers of learning from Spain (Cordoba). Greeks Muslims improved on this Greek invention (used to chart stars and determine location on the earth’s surface) : 22 Muslims improved on this Greek invention (used to chart stars and determine location on the earth’s surface) astrolabe Father of Chemistry;Distillation : 23 Father of Chemistry;Distillation Jabir ibn Hayyan (Geber) Muslim women enjoyed more freedoms than most other womenprovide 2 examples : 24 Muslim women enjoyed more freedoms than most other womenprovide 2 examples Woman could refuse an arranged marriageIf divorced she kept her money and could remarryCould inherit property Title for a ruler of the Turks? : 25 Title for a ruler of the Turks? Sultan the shrine that Mohammed removed the idols from and dedicated to Allah : 26 the shrine that Mohammed removed the idols from and dedicated to Allah kaaba Name 2 of the 5 Pillars of Islam : 27 Name 2 of the 5 Pillars of Islam View Image City that held the kaaba and is the destination for Muslim pilgrimages? : 28 City that held the kaaba and is the destination for Muslim pilgrimages? Mecca What do we use every day from that was adopted from early culture in the Middle east? : 29 What do we use every day from that was adopted from early culture in the Middle east? Arabic Numerals Muslim mystics who try to live simple lives.They turn away from worldly possessions. : 30 Muslim mystics who try to live simple lives.They turn away from worldly possessions. Sufi He wrote the first book of illustrated surgical techniques. : 31 He wrote the first book of illustrated surgical techniques. Abu al-Qasim succeeded Abu Bakr (634 A.D.)conquered neighboring non-Muslim landsParts of Syria, Persia, and North Africa : 32 succeeded Abu Bakr (634 A.D.)conquered neighboring non-Muslim landsParts of Syria, Persia, and North Africa Umar In Islam, the struggle to defend the faith (Inner struggle and Physical struggle) : 33 In Islam, the struggle to defend the faith (Inner struggle and Physical struggle) Jihad Muhammad’s successorUnited tribesExpanded Islam to the north : 34 Muhammad’s successorUnited tribesExpanded Islam to the north Abu Bakr holy book of Islam : 35 holy book of Islam Qur’an Picture or design made from small pieces of enamel, glass, or stone. : 36 Picture or design made from small pieces of enamel, glass, or stone. mosaic What was education like in early Islamic societies? (1 example) : 37 What was education like in early Islamic societies? (1 example) Government supported libraries Family and Mosque helped with education Advanced schooling for science, math, and law Muslim place of worship : 38 Muslim place of worship Mosque successor to the Prophet (ruler) : 39 successor to the Prophet (ruler) Caliph Belief in many gods : 40 Belief in many gods polytheism