What is the difference betwen Islamic Histry part 1 & 2 paper?
 

salam....

plz any body tell me what is the difference betwen islamic histry part 1 & 2 paper.....

meanz i found that dono paper main her tarha ka qustin aya hy dono main ummayads , abbasids era aya hy means to say wat is proper sallaybus for both papers???

hi.sana u plz check beginers guide rules and syllabus ..in syllabus u will get ur required material
stay blessed

i read it but i cant fuly understand it......

like the qus
discus the expansion of islm empire under walid bin abdul malik?
cordova under ummayads?
historical signifcn of samara of abbasids as capital?

these qus asked in paper 2 i cant understand how??

plz tel me....

ok i got that i will mail u syllabus seperately for both papers but there is nt some hard and fast rules and boundry of syllabus,,query can be frm anywhere,,anyways why dont u take US history in place of islamic his?

thanks for help dear....

but my problem is that i gona take ce 2012 exam and i am preparing islamic history for that so now i cant change....

if you can mail me so i m much more grateful to u to solve my problm.......

regards

i vl
 

plz send me ur email address

but how and where???

I have prepared Islamic History part II comprising of following topics;
Muslims in Spain
Scientific,literary and cultural development during Muslim rule in Spain
Scientific development during Abbassids of Damascus
European Renaissance and contribution of Islamic civilization to it.
Muslims in North Africa
Present day muslims and their conditions
Anyone who wishes to do selective but safer study, must do these topics. Muslims in Spain alone would help you solve at least two questions.
(its an imp post i guess for you)sis if u r confused for syllabus then look for past papers and prepare accordingly..

Spain was conquered by the Umayyads under Caliph Walid in 711 and as Spain is included in the syllabus of paper II so no surprises there.

Cordova under Umayyads again is a part of the Muslims in Spain section

"historical significance of Samara as Abassids capital"
Paper II syllabus includes "Muslims' contribution in architecture"
Architecture includes all the cities built/developed by the Muslims that is:
Baghdad and Samarra under the Abassids,
Damascus, Cordova, Seville and Granada under the Umayyads,
Cairo under the Fatimids.

thx
 

alyosha thx if u anything significant abt syllabus tghen plz let us knw..regards