
Shajarah — Thamarāt
advancedThamarāt, the fruit. In Level 6, students evaluate the development of Islamic scholarship and society. The course traces the era of the early caliphs, the expansion to Damascus, and the intellectual movements in Baghdad. Students learn how scholars preserved texts, reasoned through evidence, and maintained resilience during fragmentation.
- Subject
- Shajarah
- Minimum age
- 17+
- Chapters
- 19
- Lessons and quizzes
- 19 lessons · 19 quizzes
- Reading
- about 439 minutes in allat 151 words a minute, a grade 8 reading rate
What the student will learn
- Trace the historical expansion of early Islamic societies
- Evaluate how classical scholars reasoned and used evidence
- Describe the intellectual contributions of the Baghdad translation movement
- Analyze the resilience of communities during periods of fragmentation
Every lesson ends in a quiz. The next lesson opens when that quiz is passed at 90%. Retakes are unlimited.
Chapters
- Chapter 1What Counts as Fruit
- Chapter 2The Measure
- Chapter 3Guarding and Opening the Qur'ān
- Chapter 4The Prophet's Reports
- Chapter 5How Scholars Reasoned
- Chapter 6Reading History
- Chapter 7Using Evidence
- Chapter 8Madinah
- Chapter 9Abū Bakr
- Chapter 10ʿUmar
- Chapter 11Jerusalem
- Chapter 12ʿUthmān
- Chapter 13ʿAlī
- Chapter 14From Madinah to Damascus
- Chapter 15Expansion and Integration
- Chapter 16Society and Debates
- Chapter 17Baghdad and the Translation Movement
- Chapter 18Fragmentation and Resilience
- Chapter 27Fragmentation and Resilience