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622 Muhammad, the first Muslim, establishes the first Islamic State.

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622 Muhammad, the first Muslim, establishes the first Islamic State.

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In 622, Muhammad who was the prophet wrote the Constitution of Medina. The Medina established the first Islamic State and now Muhammad leads the Islamic empire. Muhammad is sort of similar to the "first ancient Greeks" who arrived on the Mediterranean.

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632- 661 Expansions of the Islamic Empire

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632- 661 Expansions of the Islamic Empire

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The Islamic empire gets expanded across north Africa, central Asia, and the Iranian peninsula when the Rashidun Caliphate begins. More expansion occurs when the Umayyad Caliphate began, spreading the empire deeper into Asia and even reaching Spain. I included this because I found it to really "boost" the golden age due to so many different places.

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662 The Library, Bayt al-Hikma, Is founded

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662 The Library, Bayt al-Hikma, Is founded

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The founder of the Ummyad Caliphate, Mu'awiya, founded the Bayt al-Hikma. The Bayt al-Hikma was a huge gathering of books, now the place is known as the House Of Wisdom. I included this because it really represented the entrance of importance of knowledge for the islamic religon during their golden age. This time period is similar to the time in ancient greece when The Ancient Greeks adopted the Phoenican alphabet. Both i feel started more opportunities for education.

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The Abbasid Caliphate begins and it stands as a sort of rival to the Ummyad. I included this because during the Abbasid Caliphate, many significant events & inventions occured during the caliphate. It also lasted until the traditional end of the islamic golden age, so it was very important.

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751- 830 Inventions and Sacred Places are founded and built

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751- 830 Inventions and Sacred Places are founded and built

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From 751 to 830, important inventions occurred and places were built/founded. Inventions like, Algebra, and paper manufacturing in the Middle East. Those two inventions played a key roll in Muslim education. Places like Baghdad (considered to be the "heart of the empire") and The House Of Wisdom are also founded/built. The House Of Wisdom was also key to education, it focused on medicine, mathematics, astronomy and philosophy. I would consider this time period of places like the House Of Wisdom being built to be similar to the Construction of Parthenon, the largest and most lavish temple in Greece.

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During this time many people who were important during the golden age like, Thabit Ibn Quarra, hunayn ibn ishaq, Muhammad ibn Zkariya al-Razi, and lastly Abu Ali al-Hussain ibn Sina published their work. The work that was published by those polymaths, translators, physicans etc focused mainly on medicine, psychology, astronomy and translation from what I read about them. I included this because just like the last point on my timeline, these times played a key role in advances of education for the islamic people.

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In an attempt by the mongols to expand their ruling into Mesopotamia, they do alot of destruction which is considered to be the traditional end to the golden age. Destruction such as, taking over the city of Baghdad, killing the last Caliph, & wiping out libraries like the House Of Wisdom. When the mongols invaded Baghdad, it was very similar to the roman invasion of Greece.