The RISE AND FALL OF NATIONS: The Muslim Era

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    1. The RISE AND FALL OF NATIONS: The Muslim Era Group Members: Fowz Masood (E08-041) Khawaja Ameer Hamza (E08-052) Faizan Suhail (E08-035) Muhammad Nauman (E08-075) Arslan Maqsood Abbasi(E08-021)
    2. HISTORY, THE STUDY OF PAST
      • Reveals that great nations existed in the past.
      • They experienced rise.
      • They also had a decline.
    3. WHERE ARE THE GREAT EMPIRES OF THE PAST
      • BABYLONIAN EMPIRE.
      • Flourished 600 years B.C.
    4. Greek Empire
      • Alexander The Great
      • Macedonia, Greece to Plains of River Indus
    5. Roman Empire
      • Flourished for 300 years.
      • Fertile soil and very strong army.
      • Julius Caesar used his military power.
      • He became dictator for life.
      • He was assassinated by his senators.
    6. Prophet Muhammad (SAW) time
              • Islamic Empire in Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W)’s time:
    7. Expansion in Rightly guided caliphate.
    8. Expansion in Umayyad Period
    9. Islamic nation today
    10. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE RISE OF NATIONS
      • ECONOMY
      • PATRIOTISM
      • EDUCATION
      • CONSTITUTION
      • LAW AND ORDER
    11. ECONOMY
      • For a nation to prosper strong economy is essential.
      • It helps to improve the basic infrastructure.
      • In the early era people used trade caravans and provided them with security.
    12. PATRIOTISM
      • People were loyal ,trustworthy ,dedicated and were always ready to defend their country.
      • They were well aware of their virtues and achievements .
      • They were ready to sacrifice.
    13. EDUCATION
      • Education is characteristic of every modernized nation.
      • It helped people to become more creative, innovative and ingenious.
      • Education was the main source of character building of the entire nation.
    14. CONSTITUTION
      • Constitution is the base of every nation.
      • All the nations were run under a defined constitution.
      • In the Muslim empire these rules and regulations were based on the teachings of the Quran and Sunnah.
    15. Jurisdiction
      • In the early Islamic era holy prophet first introduced the system of jurisdiction.
      • All the people were treated with equality and justice regardless of their status ,caste or color.
    16. Factors involved in decline of Muslims
    17. ECONOMY
      • Improper utilization of the nations capital
      • Money distribution system (Zakat) was not very effective
      • Corruption
    18. PATRIOTISM
      • Lack of unity
      • Lack of loyalty
      • Lack of honesty
    19. EDUCATION
      • Muslims did not continue education as their predecessors
      • Muslims rely on work done by their predecessors
      • With the passage of time due to lack of research their decline became greater and greater
    20. CONSTITUTION
      • Formulation of Constitution based on personal agendas rather than Quran and Sunnah
    21. Jurisdiction
      • Law and order situation is poor
      • Process of justice is long and difficult
      • People did not get justice
      • Justice process was corruption
    22. How can we take Pakistan to the rise?
      • Purpose of History to learn from our past
      • We must restore the investors confidence.
      • We must increase investment in our education system and bring about reforms in education system.
    23. How can we take Pakistan to the rise?
      • Restore security in Pakistan.
      • Improve juristic processes in Pakistan.
      • Thank you
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