Islam

By zion36121
  • 1520 BCE

    Conclusion

    The muslim world was as politically divided as christian Europe
  • 1492 BCE

    Arab dries out

    Arab dries out
    The Arab empire fragmented and fallen.
  • 1300 BCE

    Another Mongol leader

    Another Mongol leader
    Another Mongol leader led his armies into the Middle east.
  • 1258 BCE

    The death of the last Abbassid caliph

    Hulagu burns and loots Baghdad killing the last Abbassid caliph.
  • 1216 BCE

    leading the Mongols.

    Genghiz Klan led the Mongols out of central Asia across Persia and Mesopotamia.
  • 1187 BCE

    The Muslim general

    The Muslim general Salah al-din ousted Christians from Jerusalem.
  • 1099 BCE

    Capturing Jerusalem

    Capturing Jerusalem
    Christian crusaders captured Jerusalem after a long bloody siege.
  • 1055 BCE

    Figurehead

    Figurehead
    A seljuk sultan, or authority, controlled Baghdad, but he left the Abbassid caliph as a figurehead.
  • 900 BCE

    Migration

    Migration
    The seljuk Turks migrated into the middle East from Central Asia.
  • 850 BCE

    Fragmented control

    Fragmented control
    Abbassid control over the Arab empire fragmented.
  • 750 BCE

    The move

    The Umayyad family move there set up to the Indus Valley
  • 732 BCE

    Defeat

    The Muslim armies are defeated at the battle tours.
  • 711 BCE

    The push

    Muslim armies cross the strait of Gibraltar into Spain and push the north to France.
  • 661 BCE

    The split

    Sunni and shiite muslims split
  • 632 BCE

    Mahammad dies

    Mahammad gets ill and dies three months after he returns to madinah