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The Rise of Islam 600 - 1100 A.D.

The Rise of Islam 600 - 1100 A.D. SWBAT: identify the major components of Islam and compare and contrast the Qu’ran , Bible, and Torah. Homework: Read pages 432-435 and answer questions 4a and 4b . Do Now: Fill out the “Who wants to be a Millionaire” quiz. What is Islam?.

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The Rise of Islam 600 - 1100 A.D.

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  1. The Rise of Islam600 - 1100 A.D. SWBAT: identify the major components of Islam and compare and contrast the Qu’ran, Bible, and Torah. Homework: Read pages 432-435 and answer questions 4a and 4b. Do Now: Fill out the “Who wants to be a Millionaire” quiz.

  2. What is Islam? • Monotheistic , Abrahamic religion. • Muslims believe that the faith was revealed at many times and places before, including through Abraham, Moses and Jesus, whom they consider prophets. • Those prophets, however, either altered or misinterpreted God’s message.

  3. Abrahamic: Three Faiths One Man

  4. Who Was Mohammed? • Lived from 570 – 632 A.D. • Born in Mecca on the Arabian Peninsula • Worked as a merchant and trader • At age 40 he believed he had been chosen by Allah to preach a new faith. • He is believed to be the last of the great prophets.

  5. The Story of Mohammad… • One day, Mohammad was meditating on Mount Hijra when the angel Gabriel (the angel who speaks for God) appears • Gabriel also spoke to Abraham, Noah, Jacob, Daniel, and Mary and Joseph • He continued to receive revelations about Islam and converted many people. Mohammad and the Angel Gabriel

  6. In 622, the ruling tribe of Mecca exiled (kicks out) Muhammad for being too influential among citizens • He and his followers traveled around Arabia searching for a home • The city of Medina, 275 miles away from Mecca, accepted them

  7. Muhammad in Medina • In Medina, Muhammad solved problems for the city and many people converted to Islam • Right before he died, he made one last trip (pilgrimage) to Mecca • When he died, his revelations were collected into the Quran and Muslims established the 5 Pillars of Faith

  8. The Five Pillars of Islam 1. Shahadah: give testimony. Every Muslim must repeat the Muslim creed in Arabic: “There is no God but Allah and Mohammed is his Prophet.” 2. Salat: prayer. Every Muslim must pray five times a day 3. Zakat: alms Every Muslim must give charity to the poor 4. Sawm: fast Muslims must fast during the month of Ramadan 5. Hajj: pilgrimage Every Muslim must make a pilgrimage to Mecca once in their lifetime The Kaaba: the place of pilgrimage and the direction Muslims pray to.

  9. Islam Spreads • After Mohammed’s death Muslims, under the rule of caliphs, conquered Arabia, Persia, Egypt, northern Africa, and the Iberian Peninsula (Spain) • As Muslim armies moved Islam spread • Muslims soon also won converts in India, China, and the Philippines

  10. Legacy of Islam • Almost 20% of the world’s populations is Muslim • Led contributions to math, science, and learning • Muslim Arabs established colleges, libraries, and hospitals that inspired the west

  11. Qu’ran/Bible/Torah Comparison Activity • In groups of ~4, begin reading the passages given on the page after your guided notes. • You do not need to write in complete sentences. • With 5 minutes left to class, we will go over your answers.

  12. Exit Question • Are Islam and Christianity looking more similar after today’s lesson, or more different?

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