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    scratching across parchment in a testament to the enduring power of literacy and scholarship. In the realm of science and exploration‚ the Arab world continued to exert a profound influence on European thought and culture. Scholars in the Islamic Caliphate pushed the boundaries of human knowledge‚ making strides in astronomy‚ mathematics‚ and medicine that would reverberate throughout the ages. The exchange of ideas between East and West fostered a spirit of intellectual curiosity and innovation‚ laying

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    They communicated across the entire empire‚ and established the first paper currency economy backed by the Khan’s silver. It was the largest contiguous land empire in history‚ although in overall square miles‚ The Mongols destroyed the Islamic Caliphate‚ and there has been no centralized Islamic authority since. They ended the Muslim Golden Age‚ destroying much of what was great‚ though ironically the Ilkhanate one of the four Khanates ‚would eventually convert to Islam itself about a century after

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    Compare and Contrast Essay Imperial Rome and the Islamic Empire have similarities and differences regarding the methods of political control in the empires Classical period. Imperial Rome and the Islamic empire are different in the way religion affected the government and type of government‚ but were alike in how they were both authoritarian. Imperial Rome and the Islamic Empire were different in how the government and religion was intertwined. The majority religion in Rome was Christianity

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    Roman Empire was a linked to the Han Dynasty. Both Empire where very rich and powerful.hey both were very important during the Pax Romana and also The Han Golden age. Another important change in the Silk Road was that around 600 BCE the Islamic Caliphate or the Islamic Umayyad and the Abbasid empires supported the Silk Road.Very important because of the goods that were traded and the much more cultural interaction. During the Time of the Silk Round‚ Chinese did not fully support the Silk road Until

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    Hegemony ("leadership‚ rule") is the political‚ economic‚ or military predominance or control of one state over others. In ancient Greece (8th century BCE – 6th century CE)‚ hegemony denoted the politico–military dominance of a city-state over other city-states. The dominant state is known as the hegemon.[6] In the 19th century‚ hegemony came to denote the "Social or cultural predominance or ascendancy; predominance by one group within a society or milieu". Later‚ it could be used to mean "a group

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    Islamism: A set of ideologies holding that Islam should guide social and political as well as personal life. The goal of Islamist movements is to establish an Islamic state to implement the Sharia law. They are however not a unified movement and encompass different groups with different political agendas and interpretation of the religion. Mohammad Mossadeq: Prime Minister of Iran from 1951 to 1953. Led the nationalization of Iran’s oil industry and rejected neocolonial domination of Iran in the

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    has given us enough and Who has bestowed his bounty on us). This is best." He was witness to the fall of Egypt at the hands of Hazrat Amar bin Aas under whose command he fought this battle against the Romans. During the period of Hazrat Ali’s Caliphate‚ he remained Governor of Madina. He also had a distinguished military career. Much of his time was spent as a warrior until it was said of him ‚ "He did not stay away from any battle the Muslims fought from the time of Muhammad to the time of

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    Industrial Revolution‚ namely the economies of 18th century England and 17th century Netherlands. There were markets for every type of good‚ for land‚ for cargo ships; there was even an insurance market.[4] Early free markets were also present in the Caliphate‚[5] where an early market economy and early form of merchant capitalism was developed between the 8th-12th centuries‚ which some refer to as "Islamic capitalism".[6] A vigorous monetary economy was created on the basis of the expanding levels of

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    SOLA OLOWU BY: FALAIYE ABIMBOLA MORENIKE MATRIC. NO: BCH/2006/045 COURSE CODE: PSY 404 COURSE TITLE: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN PSYCHOLOGY DATE: 19TH OF SEPTEMBER‚ 2011 Muslims started to resist Western education since the fall of the Sokoto Caliphate to the British in 1903. Boko Haram which means “Western or non-Islamic education is a sin” was founded in 2002 by Ustaz Mohammed Yusuf‚ a religious teacher‚ in Maiduguri. The group resists not only Western education but also the western culture and

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    Taking Heaney’s lecture as your standing point‚ how far do you agree that politically and social speaking Burial has much more to say to a modern audience than King Lear. From reading and analysing Heaney’s lecture‚ we can see the modern relevance of the characters in The Burial at Thebes to modern figures and situations to this date. King Lear as a play‚ adopts many modern teachings and plots which relate to issues going on in the world today. The character Antigone had become an accumulation

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