Realm of Islam Review Chapter 14
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Realm of Islam ReviewChapter 14
Capital based in Damascus
Favored the Arab military aristocracy
Placed the Jizya on non-Muslims
Capital based in Baghdad
More cosmopolitan Did not show
special favor to Arabs
“Golden Age of Islam”
Umayyads 661-750 Abbasids 750 -1258 ce
What were some ideas the Muslims borrowed from surrounding civilizations?
Islamic Empire
India- Hindi NumeralsAllowed them to develop
Algebra/Trigonometry
China-Paper-Compass
-silk
PERSIA-Administrative
TechniquesRoads
What Muslim innovations fostered trade?
Sakks (Checks), buying on credit, banks
Lateen Sails (borrowed Asian/Indian Mariners)
Astrolabe (borrowed from the Greeks) Camel saddles, Caravanserais, and
Caravans They maintained Roads
What are some similarities between the Abbasids, Romans, and Persians?
Centralized rule Roads Promoted trade
What were some of the intellectual achievements of the Abbasids?
Mathematics- Algebra & Trigonometry Medicine- surgeries & anesthesia Literature- 1001 Arabian Nights Establishment of Madrasas
“institutions of higher learning”
How did women's’ roles change after the expansion of Islam?
The Quran portrayed women as equal before Allah. Outlawed infanticide, dowries went brides rather husbands, engage in business etc.
As Islam expanded womens’ roles changed as it expanded into patriarchal regions such as Persia, Mesopotamia etc.
Over time women were to Veiled and put under supervision of men