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Caliph
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2.
Hegira
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3.
Kaaba
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4.
Koran
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5.
Jihad
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6.
Battle of Yarmouk (636 AD)
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Battle of Kadisiya (636 AD)
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Ummayad dinasty
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Abbasid dinasty
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Emir
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11.
Silk Road
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12.
Medina
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Ramadan
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Sunnis, Shias or Sufis.
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Mosque
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Berber
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A member of the
indigenous people of North Africa, among whom are the nomadic Tuareg.
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Battle of Guadalete (711 AD)
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It confronted the
last Visigothic king (Don Rodrigo) against the Islamic Empire. Muslims, with
the help of some Visigothic nobles defeated Don Rodrigo. This battle
initiated the Muslim conquest of the Iberian Peninsula.
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18. Battle of Poitiers (732 AD)
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It confronted the
kingdom of the Franks and Muslim forces. Muslim forces were defeated.
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19. Abderraman I
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The only survivor of
the Umayyad dynasty that was killed in Damasco. He escaped from Damascus to
Al-Andalus and named himself independent Emir of Damascus.
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20. Abderraman III
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It was an Emir of
Al-Andalus that finally named himself caliph of Cordoba.
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21. Almanzor
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A famous general and
dictator that ruled Al-Andalus at the end of the 10th century.
After his death an strong crisis came to Al-Andalus.
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22. Taifa kingdoms
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Small independent
kingdom formed in Al-Andalus after the final collapse of the Caliphate of
Cordoba and the North African Empires.
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23.
Almoravids and Almohads
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They were berbers
from North Africa (Magreh). They were monk-soldiers but belonged a different
organisations.
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24.
Battle of Navas de Tolosa (1212)
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it changed the
balance between forces, since that battle the Christian conquests accelerated
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Muladi
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Former Christian that converted to Islam after the Muslim invasion
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Mozarabs
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A Christian in Al-Andalus who was permitted to practise his or her religion.
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27.
Sinagogue
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Temple where Jews go for praying.
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Alminar or minarete (mosque)
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tower used for the call to prayer.
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Fountain (mosque)
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located in the courtyard (patio), it is used to perform abutions (ritual purification) before prayer.
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30.
Parias
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It was a form of
tribute or tax paid by a country in order to avoid military attacks.
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31.
Prayer hall (mosque)
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the hall is divided into naves held up by pillars that face the quibla.
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32.
Quibla (mosque)
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Wall facing Mecca.
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33.
Mihrab (mosque)
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Niche were the Koran is kept, it is in the quibla wall.
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miércoles, 8 de noviembre de 2017
Vocabulary: Unit 2.
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