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What nomadic desert travels man who joined with other tribesmen to begin the settlements from which the Muslim empire sprang?
The nomadic desert tribesman who played a significant role in the early formation of the Muslim empire was the Prophet Muhammad. He, along with his followers from various tribes, began to establish settlements in the Arabian Peninsula, particularly in Medina after the Hijra in 622 CE. This unification of tribes under the banner of Islam laid the foundation for the rapid expansion of the Muslim empire across the region and beyond.
What is the name for a nomadic Muslim?
If you are talking about nomadic Muslims in the desert, they are called bedouins. (pronounced bedu-wins) I think they are called kurds
Were Bedouins a Muslim philosopher?
No. There was never a Muslim Philosopher named "Bedouin" or "Bedouins". The term "Bedouin" refers to a nomadic Arab who lives in the desert. The term in Arabic "Badaawi" literally means "desert-dweller".
Was the moors Muslim?
Yes, in Shakespearean times, 'Moor" referred to any non-white Muslim of any origin._______________________________Moors are nomadic people of the northern shores of Africa, originally the inhabitants of Mauretania. They were chiefly of Berber and Arab descent. Most of them are Muslims.
What does saracens mean?
It means: 1. A member of any of the nomadic tribes on the Syrian Boarders of the Empire 2. A Muslim, especially in the period of the Crusades
Most countries in the African transition zone have what kind of population in the north?
Most countries in the African Transition zone have a MUSLIM population in the north and a NON-MUSLIM population in the south. Also, depending on your teacher you can substitute that with SEDENTARY and NOMADIC.
Which group controlled the Indian ocean trade during the postclassical period?
Answer this question… A. Naval officers from Europe B. Muslim merchants from Arabia C. Gold traders from North Africa D. Nomadic people of the SaharaB
How and why was Islam spread across the mediterranean sea?
in the second half of the seventh century , Arab armies conquered north Africa, and the local people, who were nomadic tribesmen called Berbers or Moors to Islam. in 711, an army of Moorish soldiers crossed the straits of Gibraltar, marched north, and attacked Spanish cities.by 714, most of Spain was under Muslim control, although it was strongest in the south, which is still called by its Arabic name, al-Andalus. today, this region is still called Andalusia, and Moorish influence is strong. (this has been taken from history in focus 2)
What is the most eastern city in Muslim territory?
The most eastern city in Muslim territory is likely the city of Bandar Abbas in Iran. Located on the southern coast along the Strait of Hormuz, it serves as a significant port and city in the region. While there may be smaller settlements further east, Bandar Abbas is notable for its size and importance within Muslim-majority areas.
Which group control the Indian Ocean trade during the postclassical period?
Answer this question… A. Naval officers from Europe B. Muslim merchants from Arabia C. Gold traders from North Africa D. Nomadic people of the SaharaB
Would Muslims riot if a palestinian built a house out of korans and it was bulldozed to build settlements?
It seems to me (a non-Muslim) that there would be riots over someone using the koran to build houses. They wouldn't wait for the bulldozers.
Why did Pushtu tribesmen from Pakistan invade Kashmir?
Pushtu tribesmen from Pakistan invaded Kashmir in October 1947 primarily to support the local Muslim population's desire for accession to Pakistan following the partition of British India. Their incursion aimed to seize control of the region, which was then ruled by Maharaja Hari Singh, a Hindu who initially sought to remain independent. The invasion escalated tensions, leading to the First Indo-Pakistani War and ultimately the ongoing conflict over Kashmir. This action reflected the broader geopolitical struggle between India and Pakistan over territorial claims and national identity.
