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This is Important because he is the last prophet of Islam. He was born in Mecca the heart of the Islamic faith.
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This is important because its the beginning of the Islamic religion. Everything that was told to Muhammmad was written down in their holy book called the Quran
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He goes to Yathrib in Mecca where they embrace the Islamic religion. He stays there for many years teaching Islam. This is Important because the Islamic faith is being spread out farther.
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This is important because it become the heart of the Islamic religion
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This is important because Abu Bakr is expected to teach what Muhammad taught spreading Islam. He is the first successor from the holy prophet.
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He expands the empire into Upper Egypt and Syria
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He conqured Iran and spread Islam into Northern Africa. He was killed later by a rebel group.
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It's important because his death caused a permanet spilt in Islam. This made the empire weak and easy to take over.
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This was important because it was the final split in Islam from the Sunni and the Shi'a. The Umayyads were Sunni
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This caused the Muslims to stop expanding towards the Byzantine Empire
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Empire is split into eastern and western halves.
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It's important becaues he went on to Cordoba and made himself Caliph spreading Islam there. He split the Empire into western and eastern halves.
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This means that Damascus is no longer the captial of the Muslim Empire and it's economy decreases.
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They left the Abbasid's current ruler
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They win and they expand into there empire
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The Abbasid ruler is killed. The Abbasids die with him
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The Muslim empire is lived on through the Ottomans and other Muslim Empires.
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It was important during The Golden Age for the Muslisms. Baghdad was a valued trade center for the Muslim empire and other empires.
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They were a threat to the Abbasids rule
