1.2 Developments in Dar AL Islam

Developments in Dar Al Islam

Explain the causes and effects of the rise of Islamic empires during 1200-1450
Explain how Islam affected society during 1200-1450

Explain the effects of intellectual innovation in Dar Al Islam during 1200-1450

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Identify some of the Islamic states that were discussed earlier

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Explain the causes and effects of the rise of the Islamic empires 1200-1450

golden age
House of wisdome
Trading
Arab Muslims

Abbasid empire

Non-Arab Muslims
Military expansion
Middle East

​​Seljuke empire

Non-Arab Muslims
Military power
Decentralization
economic prosperity

​​Mamluk Sultanate

​Agriculture development
cultural diversity
taxes

Delhi Sultanate

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What is continuity? What is innovation?

Continuity or innovation

They translated Greek literary classics into Arabic
They studied mathematics texts from India and transferred the knowledge to Europeans.
They adopted techniques for paper-making from China.

Nasir Aldin Al Tusi who contributed to law, logic and mathematics
​Ibn Khaldun is widely acknowledged as a founder of the fields of historiography (the study of the methods of historians) and sociology,
Sufi poet and mystic "A'ishah al-Ba'uniyyah Her best-known work, a long poem honoring Muhammad called "Clear Inspiration, on Praise of the Trusted One,"

Continuity or innovation