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570 AD
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Muhammad's father dies before he was born
576 AD
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Goes to live with his grandfather
578 AD
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Goes to live with his uncle
595 AD - 619 AD
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6 kids, the two boys died at birth, wife died after 25 years of marriage
610 AD
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Thought it was an evil spirit at first, wife convinced him it was god
Began writing the Quran
610 AD - 613 AD
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Only with his best friends and family
615 AD - 620 AD
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621 AD
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While on pilgrimage
Invited Muhammad to Medina to avoid the persecution,
Meccan leaders attempted to assassinate Mohammed
622 AD
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Tried the make a compromise with the Jewish leaders in Medina, but was rejected
Wrote in the Qu’ran that Christians and Jews would burn in hellfire
624 AD
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And killed 950 Meccans, only 14 Muslims killed
626 AD
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considered the 3rd Imam (Authority) of islam
627 AD
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Failed after 2 weeks
628 AD
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That said Muhammad was a leader, not a fugative
629 AD
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630 AD
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Then he gave the leader's gifts
632 AD
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That contradicts what he wrote in the Qu’ran. Then he died, Abu Bakar starts the Muslim expansion by squashing a rebellion, Muslims lose 1200 men
633 AD
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After a series of attacks, the Muslims defeated the combined force of the Persians of the Byzantine Empire, and the Christian Arabs
634 AD
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634 AD
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Then they lay siege to Damascus and defeat it
634 AD
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636 AD
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200,000 troops from the Syrians, Greeks, Mesopotamians and Armenians, killed 70,000, then, the Mulims took over Antioch
638 AD
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640 AD
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the rest of Egypt falls easily because of the division of the church (Copt vs Orthodox), the Copts welcomed the Muslims and they would regret this soon
640 AD
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Umar was stabbed 6 times by a Persian slave and died two days later
644 AD
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Uthman won over North Africa and makes his first attempt on the Libyan peninsula
647 AD
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649 AD
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they also attack Sicily
652 AD
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although this led to a stalemate,
Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan are conquered
Uthman destroys all variant copies of the Qu’ran then is killed by rebels
656 AD
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Led to revolt and weakened his rule
661 AD
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Umayyad Dynasty began (lasted until 750)
680 AD
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Husayn killed at Battle of Karbala
691 AD
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The site Muslims believe Muhammad was translated into heaven to receive visions and then went back to Mecca
711 AD
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732 AD
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750 AD
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The “Golden Age” of Islam began
909 AD - 1170 AD
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1096 - 1099
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1147 AD - 1148 AD
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1187 AD
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Beginning the Third Crusade
1189 AD - 1192 AD
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1200 AD - 1204 AD
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1212 AD
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1219 AD - 1221 AD
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1228 AD - 1229 AD
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1248 AD - 1254 AD
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1258 AD - 1326 AD
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1326 AD - 1359 AD
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1326 AD - 1453 AD
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1360 AD - 1389 AD
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1362 AD
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And allows the Turks to move their capital there
1365 AD
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At the Battle of Matiza the Patriarch of the Eastern Church is now a vassal of the Turks
1453 AD
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1492 AD
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1517 AD
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1535 AD
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1566 AD
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As well as parts of Moldova and Romania
1683 AD
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Turks lost after Polish reinforcements came, Afterwards, the Turks started losing land very swiftly
1718 AD
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Hungary is won back to the Christians
1811 AD
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1822 AD
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1850 AD
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1857 AD
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Ending 1000 years of Muslim reign
1877 AD - 1909 AD
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Across Turkey and Armenia
1879 AD
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1905 AD - 1918
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Between 1905 and 1918, the Turks slaughtered over 2
million Christians
1908 AD
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Arrive in America and begin the modern Arab movement to the States
1915 AD - 1916 AD
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1915 AD
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1917
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1921 AD
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Following the breakup of the Ottoman Empire
1924 AD
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1928 AD
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1932 AD
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1933 AD
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1935 AD
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1947 AD
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1948 AD
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1961 AD
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1967 AD
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1973 AD
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Knowing that most of Israel was celebrating Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement), Egypt and Syria march into Israel without impediment They are driven back a few days later, but lose more than 2000 men in fighting
1980
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1981
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between 1.5 and 3 million Christians are exterminated, enslaved, and tortured
1992
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Thereby beginning the mainstreaming of Muslims within American life
1993
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Their Palestinian National Covenant declaring to destroy the nation of Israel
2001
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