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| marred by the death of both his parents. founder and main starter of Islam |
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| Muhammad's journey from Mecca to Medina |
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| achieving peace through submission to God |
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| basic acts of worship that are central to Islam and that Muhammad fufilled himself |
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| building were muslims worship and pray |
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| one of Muhammads closest companions |
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| had been Muhammad's enemies |
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| to seek a mystical personal connection with God |
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| united many of the Umayyads' opponents |
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| most priminent abbisid caliph, helped bring muslim culture to great heights |
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| instrument used for finding the positions and movements of stars and planets |
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| Muslim scholor of Cordaba Spain A.K.A. arrerroes wrote commenteries on aristotle |
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| Persian doctor a.k.a. Avicena was famous medical scholor of his time |
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| wrote a history of the world |
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| beautifully styled writing |
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| tall towers from which the faithful are called to prayer |
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| wrote Persian language peoms |
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| his collection of four-line poems is called the Rubaiyat |
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