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ISLAM 
In CONTEXT 
Islam – submission 
Muslim – one who submits
Foundations 
 Islam began in the Arabian Peninsula 
within Arab Bedouin culture. 
 This culture was pastoral, tribal, and 
polytheistic
Foundations 
 Muhammad was a merchant who experienced a 
revelation of God (Allah) that would begin a 
new religion – with connections to Judaism 
and Christianity.
Texts 
 The Quran (Koran) contains the 
revelations given to Muhammad. 
 The Hadith are the teachings and actions 
of Muhammad.
Spread 
 After Muhammad gained followers and won 
a civil war against other clan leaders, more 
groups joined him. 
 Military success, the weakness of 
surrounding Empires, and elements of 
Islamic belief allowed Muslims to expand 
their control. 
 The next centuries saw rapid expansion of 
the Islamic empire.
Spread 
 As it spread, Arabic language and culture 
spread and mixed with other cultures.
Islamic Civilization 1500s
Spread & CHANGE 
 Soon after Muhammad’s 
death, two groups developed 
as a result of conflicting ideas 
about leadership. 
 Sunni and Shi’a branches of 
Islam continued to split into 
smaller groups.
Spread & CHANGE 
 As Islam spread into other regions it 
influenced cultures. 
 New cultures also influenced elements of 
Islam.
Islam compared to 
Christianity 
 Both founders were in leadership and 
teaching for a relatively short time neither 
wrote texts 
 Both teachings initially appealed to lower 
classes and women 
 Both belief systems emphasized social 
justice 
 Both challenged the belief systems in their 
time and place.
Islam compared to 
Christianity 
 Unlike Christianity, Islam began as both a 
belief system and a political structure. 
 Muhammad saw his teaching as the final 
revelation of Allah 
 Unlike Christianity, Islamic belief was strictly 
monotheistic and limited representation of 
humans or things as idolatry.
Connections with Judaism 
and Christianity 
 Islam retained elements of Judaism and 
Christianity. 
 Abraham 
 Jesus (as a prophet) 
 The Torah and Quran have similar narratives
ESSAY Prompts 
 Analyze the continuities and changes 
over time in the social structure of 
Islamic Civilization as it spread from 
600 ce to 1500 ce.
ESSAY Prompts 
 Analyze the continuities and changes 
over time in the political structure of 
Islamic Civilization as it spread from 
600 ce to 1500 ce.
ESSAY Prompts 
 Analyze the continuities and changes 
over time in the culture of Islamic 
Civilization as it spread from 600 ce to 
1500 ce.
ESSAY Prompts 
 Analyze the continuities and changes 
over time in the commerce and trade of 
Islamic Civilization as it spread from 
600 ce to 1500 ce.
ESSAY Prompts 
 Analyze the continuities and changes 
over time in Islamic Civilization as it 
spread from 600 ce to 1500 ce. 
 Analyze the similarities and differences 
in TWO of the following societies as 
they were impacted by Islam from 600 
to 1500 ce. 
 India 
 Anatolia 
 West Africa 
 Spain

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Islamic empire intro 2012

  • 1. ISLAM In CONTEXT Islam – submission Muslim – one who submits
  • 2. Foundations  Islam began in the Arabian Peninsula within Arab Bedouin culture.  This culture was pastoral, tribal, and polytheistic
  • 3.
  • 4.
  • 5. Foundations  Muhammad was a merchant who experienced a revelation of God (Allah) that would begin a new religion – with connections to Judaism and Christianity.
  • 6. Texts  The Quran (Koran) contains the revelations given to Muhammad.  The Hadith are the teachings and actions of Muhammad.
  • 7. Spread  After Muhammad gained followers and won a civil war against other clan leaders, more groups joined him.  Military success, the weakness of surrounding Empires, and elements of Islamic belief allowed Muslims to expand their control.  The next centuries saw rapid expansion of the Islamic empire.
  • 8.
  • 9. Spread  As it spread, Arabic language and culture spread and mixed with other cultures.
  • 11. Spread & CHANGE  Soon after Muhammad’s death, two groups developed as a result of conflicting ideas about leadership.  Sunni and Shi’a branches of Islam continued to split into smaller groups.
  • 12.
  • 13. Spread & CHANGE  As Islam spread into other regions it influenced cultures.  New cultures also influenced elements of Islam.
  • 14. Islam compared to Christianity  Both founders were in leadership and teaching for a relatively short time neither wrote texts  Both teachings initially appealed to lower classes and women  Both belief systems emphasized social justice  Both challenged the belief systems in their time and place.
  • 15. Islam compared to Christianity  Unlike Christianity, Islam began as both a belief system and a political structure.  Muhammad saw his teaching as the final revelation of Allah  Unlike Christianity, Islamic belief was strictly monotheistic and limited representation of humans or things as idolatry.
  • 16. Connections with Judaism and Christianity  Islam retained elements of Judaism and Christianity.  Abraham  Jesus (as a prophet)  The Torah and Quran have similar narratives
  • 17. ESSAY Prompts  Analyze the continuities and changes over time in the social structure of Islamic Civilization as it spread from 600 ce to 1500 ce.
  • 18. ESSAY Prompts  Analyze the continuities and changes over time in the political structure of Islamic Civilization as it spread from 600 ce to 1500 ce.
  • 19. ESSAY Prompts  Analyze the continuities and changes over time in the culture of Islamic Civilization as it spread from 600 ce to 1500 ce.
  • 20. ESSAY Prompts  Analyze the continuities and changes over time in the commerce and trade of Islamic Civilization as it spread from 600 ce to 1500 ce.
  • 21. ESSAY Prompts  Analyze the continuities and changes over time in Islamic Civilization as it spread from 600 ce to 1500 ce.  Analyze the similarities and differences in TWO of the following societies as they were impacted by Islam from 600 to 1500 ce.  India  Anatolia  West Africa  Spain