The Golden Age of Islam
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The document discusses key aspects of the Golden Age of Islam including economic, intellectual, political, and social impacts. It describes how the Islamic government adopted Chinese paper making, leading to a business boom. It highlights Ibn al-Haytham as the first scientist who inspired the scientific method. Politically, the empire established Arabic as a universal language to facilitate trade and communication. Socially, the Quran's message of respecting all knowledge and faiths fostered mutual understanding between communities.
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The document discusses key achievements during the Golden Age of Islam between the 8th and 13th centuries. It highlights advances in several areas:
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The document summarizes the decline of the Abbasid Caliphate from 750-1258 CE. It states that poor leadership from some Abbasid caliphs who lived lavishly and neglected responsibilities weakened the empire. This led to economic problems and rebellions, such as the Fatimid revolt in Egypt. The Seljuk Turks also captured Baghdad in 1055 CE and dominated the empire. Finally, in 1258 CE the Mongols sacked Baghdad, killing over 200,000 people and ending Abbasid rule.
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2) The House of Wisdom in Baghdad brought together scholars from different places and languages to translate works into Arabic, advancing knowledge sharing across cultures.
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The House of Wisdom in Baghdad was a major intellectual hub during the Islamic Golden Age. It was established by Caliph Harun al-Rashid in the 8th century and functioned as a library, translation institute, and research center where Greek and other works were translated into Arabic. Original scientific works were also produced. It helped preserve knowledge and drive new discoveries, but its destruction by Mongol invaders in the 13th century contributed to the end of the Golden Age of Muslims. The translations and spread of knowledge from the House of Wisdom nevertheless helped spark the European Renaissance when its works were rediscovered after the dark ages.
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3. The New York Post reports on new protests against the military-backed interim government and its violent response, deepening unrest in Egypt.
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This presentation is telling about
Who were Abbasids
Contributions
Why did the Abbasid Caliphate ended
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Notes ifd
The document summarizes the origins, spread, and influence of Islam in Africa and Asia between 600-1450 CE. Key points include:
1) Islam originated in the 7th century in Mecca under the prophet Muhammad and spread rapidly through trade and conquest.
2) Islamic empires like the Abbasids and Ottomans dominated large parts of Asia and North Africa after the decline of the Abbasid Caliphate due to Mongol invasions in the 13th century.
3) Islam had profound political, economic and social impacts as it influenced governments, laws, and cultures across its domains in Africa, Asia and the Middle East during this period.
Decline of the Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Empire experienced a long decline due to both internal and external factors. Internally, the empire had an oversized and inefficient bureaucracy, inept rulers, a traditional economy that rejected new technologies, and oppression of religious minorities. Externally, new trade routes weakened the Ottoman economy, European powers developed militarily and economically, and subject nationalities sought independence. Reform efforts were often blocked by conservatives and failed to sufficiently modernize the empire's institutions. This decline earned the Ottomans the name "The Sick Man of Europe".
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- 1. THE GOLDEN AGE OF ISLAM Samantha Van Marter
- 2. WHY LEARN ABOUT THIS GOLDEN AGE? • Isn't is fascinating how most of today's knowledge of history came from the Islamic Golden Age? Let's look to see how they shaped today's minds
- 3. ECONOMIC: CHINESE PAPER MAKING • Due to extensive trade opportunities, the Islamic government was introduced to Chinese Paper Making. • The process of making paper was much faster than making parchment. Due to this, paper spread quickly throughout the empire beginning with government offices then to the rest of society. Business boomed as shops sold books and banks became dependent on what would be checks today.
- 4. INTELLECTUAL: IBN AL–HAYTHAM • Also known as Alhazen, Ibn al-Haytham is credited with being the first "scientist" as he inspired the scientific method with his many experiments. His achievements formed the thought process of scientific research.
- 5. POLITICAL: LEARNING ARABIC • The Islamic empire had conquered many lands and had established trade routes amongst their conquered lands. Having the conquered speak Arabic would allow for easier communication. • By having a universal language within the Islamic Empire, things such as trade and political encounters became easier. This would allow the empire to flourish.
- 6. SOCIAL: THE QUR’AN • Being the holy book of the Islamic faith, the Qur'an encourages its followers to respect all knowledge and faith. This had brought about a mutual respect between different communities within the empire. Instead of seeking to destroy different faiths, they were encouraged to learn about them.