Ppt The Rise Of Islam Powerpoint Presentation Free Downloadођ Presentation transcript. rise of islam. islam • 9ss4.f: describe the life of muhammad, fundamental teachings of islam, and the connections of islam to judaism and christianity. • 9ss4.g: trace the extent and consequences of islam’s spread in asia and the mediterranean region, including north africa and europe’s iberian peninsula. The rise of islam • the prophet muhammad • revelations • at 40, heard the voice of gabriel the angel • told him he was a messenger of god prophet. • told him he was the last of the prophets. • all other prophets must be abandoned • islam “submission to the will of allah • muslim “one who has submitted” • the hijrah.
Ppt The Rise Of Islam Powerpoint Presentation Free Downloadођ The rise and spread of islam and the muslim empires. the rise and spread of islam and the muslim empires. by: rachel mcclure. muhammad. born in 570 into quraysh tribe of banu hashim received revelations from allah in 610 (later became quaran) umayyad nobles saw him as a threat fled mecca and established following in medina. The rise of islam. feb 13, 2012 • download as ppt, pdf •. 13 likes • 24,284 views. ai enhanced description. greg sill. the document summarizes the rise of islam beginning with conditions in arabia prior to muhammad. it describes muhammad's early life and religious experiences, including his first revelations from god. Internal conflict creates a crisis. ali was assassinated. a family known as the umayyads came to power. moved the capital from mecca to damascus. too concerned with worldly affairs and lost touch with their religion. sunni and shiite split. shiite, the party of ali, lead by hussein, son of ali. sunni, follow muhammad’s example. Being rich was not as important as leading a good. life. when the day of judgment came, god would reward. the good people and punish the bad. 10. opposition to islam. religious leaders and the rich did not like islam. and punished those who followed muhammad. muhammad and his followers left mecca in 622 ad.
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