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    Post Classical Empires

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    What were the political‚ religious‚ and cultural changes and continuities from the now extinct classical empires to the post-classical empires? Periodization: There were diplomatic dealings with Harun al-Rashid. There was political turmoil and other concerns so they laid the foundation of European Christendom- a region that never experienced political unity but adopted Christianity as the dominant source if cultural authority. The Byzantine Empire remained a political and economic powerhouse of

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    Sultan Mehmed Al-Fateh

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    Istanbul) will fall into the hands of the Muslim army. King is the best of the king‚ his army is the best army ..." (Hadith narrated by Imam Ahmad) Hadith of the Prophet are realized almost 800 years later by Sultan Muhammad Al-Fateh‚ the seventh caliph Ottoman government with 150‚000 troops. Sultan Muhammad Al-Fateh was born on March 29‚ 1432 AD at Adrianapolis (border Turkey - Bulgaria). However‚ his life history actually began nearly 800 years before his birth to have been referred to as "the

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    Women in Muslim Society

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    The role of woman‚ her position and status in society‚ and her nature have been issues of debate and discussion informed by religion‚ tradition and culture‚ misogyny‚ feminism and - many times - downright ignorance and bigotry. In discussing the role of women in contemporary society there are three main areas that can be addressed. The perceptions of woman within contemporary Muslim societies. The status‚ position and role of woman in the Qur’an and in early Islam from where we derive our aspirations

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    APWH Ch 11 Responses Margin Review Questions 1. In what ways did the early history of Islam reflect its Arabian origins? • Islam drew on an older Arab identification of Allah with Yahweh‚ the Jewish High God‚ and Arab self-identification as children of Abraham. • The Quran denounced the prevailing social practices of an increasingly prosperous Mecca and sought a return to the older values of Arab tribal life. • The message of the Quran also rejected the Arab tribal and clan structure‚ which

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    Looking back on the history of the world during the first millennium AD we can observe several regions that flourished by themselves around the globe ranging from the Arabic caliphs in the west to Kingdoms of India and Chinese Empires in the east. Every region had its own way to prosperity that was threatened by wars‚ invasions of nomadic people‚ natural disasters‚ and rebellions. However‚ like everything in this world these imperial states were strongly connected to each other and did not exist

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    The emergence of Islam in South Asia‚ West Africa‚ and Europe between 1000 and 1750 CE changed the way these regions developed. It affected them culturally‚ economically‚ and politically and many different ways. During this time period‚ Europe changed in their forms of architecture‚ trading‚ and rulers into more Islamic ways. They also saw many new inventions. However they never changed the way they practiced Catholicism. In West Africa‚ they improved trade and made new trading centers but stayed

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    Christian communities in the Holy Land‚ and western Europeans were not much concerned with some loss of Jerusalem when‚ they themselves faced with invasions from the Muslims. A turning point in western attitude came in the year 1009 when the Fatimite Caliph of Egypt‚ in a fit of madness ordered the destruction of the Holy Sepulchre and all Christian establishments in Jerusalem. For years thereafter‚ Christians were cruelly persecuted. Much of the reasons of the crusade were stated by Pope Urban II’s

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    The Arabic word Zakat means purity and cleanliness. The word Zakat is derived from word “Tazkia”. In religious terminology‚ Zakat means that a Muslim who is in possession of certain amount of wealth or more‚ is required by his religion to spend 1/40 of it at the end of year on the poor‚ the needy and the wayfarer‚ an on such other items of charity and good doing‚ as are prescribed for it by God and the Prophet. Zakat In The Light Of Quran And Hadith: Among the fundamental tenets of Islam Zakat

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    by Sunnis‚ the Minorities‚ the Druz and others (Wikipedia). The Shia is one of the two main sects of Islam alongside the Sunni. The Shi’a believes that the successor after Muhammad’s death should have been Ali and the Sunni’s believe that the 4 caliphs chosen were the right selection. In Lebanon this is a main issue because each sect is after the power to rule the country in order to enforce their own laws on their dominated region (Islam for today). Militias of different religious and political

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    Public Finance in Islam

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    OBJECTIVE The objective of the study is to explain the Islamic economic in general and public finance in particular which is aligned with the development of Islamic economy in today’s world. The literature in Islamic public finance is rich both in terms of coverage as well as scope of analytical content. Islamic public finance has been discussed and being practiced by the Muslim scholars ages ago. The elements in Islamic public finance can be gauged by numerous instructions in the Quran. It is heartening

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