2. In ancient times, Arab missionaries
and traders came to the Philippines.
3. In the middle of the 14th century,
according to the historians that
Tuan Masha’ika, a Muslim trader
from Malaysia brought Islamic faith
in Sulu.
4. Muslim means “one who surrenders
to God”
Islam means “submission to the
will of God”
5. In 1380
Karim ul Makhdum – the first
Arab visitor came to Sulu from
Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
He spread Islam and built
the first mosque at Simunul,
Sulu.
6. In 1390
Rajah Baginda, a Muslim prince from
Menangkabau, Sumatra, landed at
Buansa (ancient capital of Sulu).
He overcomes native
opposition because his warriors
battled with firearms, the first
to be used in war on the
Philippine soil.
7. A period of openness to Islam, resulted
to adaptations to the Islamic faith with
the coming of missionaries in Sulu, an
event simultaneous with the work of
other missionaries in Java, Indonesia.
Stage of Makhdumin
8. He married the
princess of Sulu,
Princess
Paramisuli and
founded the
sultanate of Sulu.
In 1450
Sharif ul-Hasim
(popularly known as
Sayid Abu Bakr),
another Arab
missionary went to
Buansa, Sulu from
Johore, Malacca.
9. He married the local princess and
founded the sultanate of Maguindanao.
In 1475
Sharif Muhammad Kabungsuwan, an
Arab trader landed at Cotabato and
conquered the valley.
10. Through the efforts of the traders, the
spread of Islam was accelerated.
Siat Saen
One of the Muslim traders from Borneo
who introduced Islam in the town of
Balayan, Batangas.
11. He introduced Islam in
Northern Mindanao and the
Lanao Lake region.
In 17th century
Alawe Balpake, an Arab from Sarawak,
Borneo – the last recorded Muslim
missionary that brought Islamic faith in
the country.
13. Arabic culture has influenced our:
Religion
Politics
Social Life
14. They gave the
Muslim Filipinos
the Islam religion.
15. The title of sultan (king), raha
(heir), dayang (princess) and kali
(judge) came from the Arabs.
In politics, the Arabs introduced the
sultanate form of government and
laws.
17. The five pillars of Islam:
Shahada - the profession of faith
Salat - the ritual prayer
Zakat - almsgiving
Hajj - Pilgrimage to Mecca
Sawm - fasting
20. Our early ancestors also had
contacts with Borneo, Malaya,
Malacca, Thailand (Siam),
Kampuchea (Cambodia) and
Indonesia.
21. Filipinos traded with
these Asian nations
and sometimes settled
over there.
22. They were prosperous merchants who
were called “Luzon men” by local
natives.
In 1515
The Filipinos had a small colony at
Dingding, Malacca in Malaysia.
23. This was their trading
base for Malaya, Borneo
and Indonesia.