The document summarizes key people, events, and terms during the rise of Islam in the 6th-7th century Arabian Peninsula. It describes how the Bedouin tribes grew prosperous through trade but became selfish and greedy. Muhammad was born in 570 AD and later received revelations from God, beginning in 610 AD, that became the Quran. He faced persecution in Mecca and fled to Medina in 622 AD (the Hegira), which marked the start of the Islamic calendar. This led to the formation of the Ummah Muslim community and consolidation of Muhammad's authority.
The document summarizes key people, events, and terms during the rise of Islam in the 6th-7th century Arabian Peninsula. It describes how the Bedouin tribes grew prosperous through trade but became selfish and greedy. Muhammad was born in 570 AD and later received revelations from God, beginning in 610 AD, that became the Quran. He faced persecution in Mecca and fled to Medina in 622 AD (the Hegira), which marked the start of the Islamic calendar. This led to the formation of the Ummah Muslim community and consolidation of Muhammad's authority.
The document summarizes key people, events, and terms during the rise of Islam in the 6th-7th century Arabian Peninsula. It describes how the Bedouin tribes grew prosperous through trade but became selfish and greedy. Muhammad was born in 570 AD and later received revelations from God, beginning in 610 AD, that became the Quran. He faced persecution in Mecca and fled to Medina in 622 AD (the Hegira), which marked the start of the Islamic calendar. This led to the formation of the Ummah Muslim community and consolidation of Muhammad's authority.
PERIOD SETTING EVENT SPECIAL TERMS CAUSES CONSEQUENCES
PEOPLE Bedouins (industrious, loyal, Kaaba/Ka’ba- house Jahiliyyah generous, polytheistic) of their 360 deities; “period of ignorance forged a trading route from Bedouins- made by Ybrahim and Pre-Islamic Arabia: present-day Yemen to 6-7th northern tribe Ishmael characterized by Arabian Peninsula Makka/Mecca and became Century Quraysh- Sheik/Shaykh- group selfishness, self- wealthy and prosperous. southern tribe of elders heading the centeredness, Their prosperity lead to self- Bedouins greediness, and centeredness, selfishness, polytheism and greediness Muhammad Birth of Muhammad. He Banu Hashim Khadija- becomes orphaned at a 570 AD Clan(Quraysh Muhammad’s 1st young age and is raised by tribe) wife, widowed, Bedouins. He later works for 15 years older Khadija then marries her. Al Israa & Al Miraj- Muhammed’s long spiritual journey Qu’ran- “The Recitatio Muhammad sees a startling Buraq- wind monster Reveals the laws of Al’ vision of Allah through Jibril who carried him Mohammed now have leading him to recite/preach Muhammad during the journey memorize, recite, an words of Al’lah. Why did Al’lah have to Al’lah Wudu- the washing teach the Qu’ran wor He journeys spiritually from retell the bible? Jibril/Gabriel- before praying per word, not allowed 610 AD Meccah Mecca to Jerusalem(farthest Revelation has been Angel Qiblah- direction translate from origina mosque) to heaven and corrupted/altered from messenger of facing Mecca, language: 700 AD Ara back to Mecca in one night. translations and etc. Allah direction of paying *Instructions given t He was clothe with red in Ramadan- celebration Mohammad are radic heaven and saw Moses and of the start of the and his influence Jesus. Islamic calendar expands* Hajjie- Moslems who had visited Mecca 610 AD Present-day Muhammad Mohammad and his Hegira/Hijra- the fly Leaders of the Bedouins Formation of Ummah: Yattrib Bedouins followers runs from Mecca from Mecca to (Sheiks) and Quraysh community of (Medinah) Quraysh to present-day Medinah tribe feels threatened Mohammad’s believer Yattrib(Medinah) -marks the start of with Mohammad’s Consequences of the Islamic calendar growing influence and Ummah: 1. Unification of people regardless of tribe: n longer identified by tri but by belief system 1 Anno Hegirae- 1st started persecuting his 2. Consolidation of year “1 year after groupof followers Mohammad’s authorit Hejira” both as a spiritual lead and a political leader (military head and strategist)