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| The Four Rightly Guided Caliphs |
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Umar, Uthman, Ali, Abu-Bakr
They usred the Qur'an and Muhammad's actions as guides to leadership to spred Islam. |
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Means striving and the inner stuggle against evil.
Also an armed struggle against unbelievers.
Spread Islam based on this belief by fighting other countries |
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He lead his followers to the outskirts of Mecca.
he defeated the mecca leaders many people converted to Islam. |
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Shi'a-they continued to resist the Umayyad's rule- also call the Shi'ites.
Sunni- Followers of Muhammad's example-didn't resist the rule Umyyad's
Sufi-rejected the luxurious life of the Umayyads |
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took control of the empire from the Umayyads.
The murdered the Umayyad family.
they moved the capital to Baghad. |
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| They moved the capital to Damascus and they were all about wealth. |
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| Examples of crue; fighting methods by the mongols |
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Slaughtered whole population
drew arows rained from a clowed |
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| persians show respect to the persians |
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| They gave them support. Found that they can learn from them. |
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A family of Turks.
They ca[tured Baghdad and removed the persians as government rulers. |
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| This was a war against the Byzantine empiror and the Seljiuk Turks. |
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