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Muhammad was born in 570. There is no record of what day and what month is was born in.He was born in Mecca. (Oliver 14).
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Muhammads mother died in 576. She died near the city of medina. Muhammad was only 6 when his mother died. (Emerick 303).
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The cambodian kindom kingdom was taken over. It was taken over by the Kindom of Chenia
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Muhammad is visted by the angle Gabriel. Gabriel tells him that muhammads the messanger off god. That means Muhammad is the Prophet. (Lings 44).
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Muhammad started public worship in 613. He wanted to show his love of Alah to everone. He also wanted to spread the Islamic religion around.(Emerick 139)
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Muhammad leaves to make his pilgriamge to yathrib. This is also called the Hijrah. All muslims are required to do this. (Emmerick 305)
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The musslims win.The Banu Qaynuqa are exiled from medina by Muhamad. One of Muhammads daughers dies right after the battle. (Emerick 305).
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Byzantines defeat the Sassanid Empire. It saved the Byzantines from further persian attacks.
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The musslims deafeat the Arab Alliance led by Malik ibn ' Awf. Muhammad led his army to Byzantine to make an alliance with the syrians. The syrians made peace with the Muslims.(Emerick 305)
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Muhammad died in 632. He died in Saudi Arabia. He was around 63 years old.(Armstong 207).
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Muhammad married Khadijah in 595. She was his cousin. They had 6 chikdren together.(Olivier 22).
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The T'ang Dynasty was founded in 618. It was a strong source of goverment in japan.Founded by Li Yuan.
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Rois Faineats was a frankish feudal king.His death resulted in royal power decline.
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Empress Shotuku dies. She led a strong goverment in japan. During her reign she added constiutions to the japeneses goverment to make it more balanced.
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Shotuku Takes over a japanes empire. She ruled for over 30 years.Made many changes to japense goverment.
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Muhammad led the muslim army in the conquest of Khaybar. He defeated the Khaybar Jews after a couple of days of battle. He let them keep their land and possions but took all of their agricultural produce. (Marston 83)