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    Islam first came to the Philippines in the late 13th century through Muslim merchants from Malaysia, Brunei, and Indonesia who married into prominent local families in Sulu. In the late 14th century, the makhdumin including Karim ul Makhdum introduced Islam as a way of life to non-Muslims. In the 15th century, more wealthy Muslims arrived from Sumatra and established a Muslim dynasty in Jolo, eventually founding the Sultanate of Sulu under Sharif ul Hashim in the 1450s. Islam then spread from Sulu throughout Mindanao in the early 16th century, with Sharif Muhammad Kabungsuan establishing sultanates in Maguindanao, Buayan, and

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    Islam first came to the Philippines in the late 13th century through Muslim merchants from Malaysia, Brunei, and Indonesia who married into prominent local families in Sulu. In the late 14th century, the makhdumin including Karim ul Makhdum introduced Islam as a way of life to non-Muslims. In the 15th century, more wealthy Muslims arrived from Sumatra and established a Muslim dynasty in Jolo, eventually founding the Sultanate of Sulu under Sharif ul Hashim in the 1450s. Islam then spread from Sulu throughout Mindanao in the early 16th century, with Sharif Muhammad Kabungsuan establishing sultanates in Maguindanao, Buayan, and

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    Islam first came to the Philippines in the late 13th century through Muslim merchants from Malaysia, Brunei, and Indonesia who married into prominent local families in Sulu. In the late 14th century, the makhdumin including Karim ul Makhdum introduced Islam as a way of life to non-Muslims. In the 15th century, more wealthy Muslims arrived from Sumatra and established a Muslim dynasty in Jolo, eventually founding the Sultanate of Sulu under Sharif ul Hashim in the 1450s. Islam then spread from Sulu throughout Mindanao in the early 16th century, with Sharif Muhammad Kabungsuan establishing sultanates in Maguindanao, Buayan, and

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    ISLAM COMES

    TO THE
    PHILIPPINES
    ISLAM COMES TO THE PHILIPPINES

    1. The arrival of the Muslim merchants


    2. The coming of the makhdumin
    3. The arrival of more Muslims
    4. The Sultanate of Sulu
    5. Islamization of Mindanao
    The arrival of the Muslim merchants

    Latter part of the 13th century


     Muslim merchants from Malaysia,
    Brunei, and Indonesia
     Tuan Mashaika and Tuan Magbalu
     Sulu
     married women from prominent
    families
     Tuan Masha’ika – married a daughter
    of a Sulu leader
    The coming of the makhdumin

    Latter part of the 14th century


     coming of the makhdumin
     Karim ul Makhdum
     introduced Islam to non-
    Muslims
     Islam as a way of life
    The arrival of more Muslims

    15th century
     Rajah Baguinda
     Orankaya
     wealthy people from
    Sumatra
     Muslim dynasty in
    Buansa (Jolo)
    The Sultanate of Sulu
    c. 1450
     Muslims from Palembang,
    Sumatra
     Abu Bakr
     married Paramisuli, daughter
    of Rajah Baguinda
     Sharif ul Hashim
     first sultan in the Philippines
    Islamization of Mindanao
    Sharif Muhammad Kabungsuan
     Malabang (in Lanao del Sur) in 1515
     expanded in Cotabato
     married local women
     Establishment of the sultanates in
    Maguindanao and Buayan
     other smaller sultanates

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