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Tour Guide Of Muslim Civilization And Culture
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Published on Dec 14, 2015
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TOUR GUIDE OF MUSLIM CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE
HAVE YOU EVER SEEN OR EXPERIENCED THE MIDDLE EAST?
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1. SOCIAL CLASSES OF ISLAM
The most powerful were the Muslims by conversion and Muslims by birth
The less powerful were the protected people and they had to pay special taxes
Christians & Jews could not preach their religion to others but could practice it
Slavery was not very hereditary in the Islamic civilization
Some slaves were actually specialized warriors called mamelukes.
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2. LIVING CONDITIONS IN MAJOR CITIES
In Córdoba and Baghdad, the people who had jobs had a good life
The working people had houses and usually had a wife and kids and owned riches
There wasn't much water because of draught in the desert and it was hard to grow food
The poor people didn't have much food or water and they lived in horrific conditions
The wealthier people had enough money to buy food and items from markets to support their families
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Bruno Piatti (brunopiatti@me.com)
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3. KEY SCIENTIFIC DISCOVIERIES
Khwarizmi invented a math that used known variables to find unknowns
What Khwarizmi invented was called al-jabr. Today we call it algebra
Muslim astronomers discovered many constellations and made trigonometry
Ibn al-Haythem studied how light was produced by objects like sun and flames
He proved that rays of light were taken to the eye from light producing objects
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Robert S. Donovan
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4. MUSLIM ART & ARCHITECTURE
Muslim art avoided using actual human depictions because they thought it would lead to idolatry
Muslim architecture was created with geometric patterns and used the arch in a new way
Muslims built beautiful mosques and palaces that contributed to todays architecture
The Great Mosque of Córdoba is a great example of Muslim architecture
The Alhambra Palace in Southern Spain is another great example of a Muslim architecture
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Aleksandar Miletic
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