Vocabulary
Religion of Islam
Achievements
Spread of Islam
Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphates
100

The Muslim or Arabic word for God

Allah

100

What did people have to recite to become a Muslim?

The Shahada

100

What was the Indian game that was very popular with Muslims?

Chess

100

How did merchants spread the religion of Islam?

They spread the word of God to those they meet.

100

The Umayyads ruled from 661 to?

750 c.e.

200

The Muslim holy book

Quran

200

What did Muslims believe about people?

We are all spiritually equal/equality

200

What is done in groups of 10 and include the concept of 0?

The number system.

200

How did monotheism help spread Islam?

It was new, most were polytheistic/A new alternative.

200

The Abbasids ruled which empire?

The Arabian Empire

300

Religious and Political leader who founded the religion of Islam

Muhammad

300

Muslim merchants began to spread the religion in _______ _______.

Northern Africa

300

Muslims created a unique style that attracted the attention of markets around the world which was shown in?

Mosques

300

How did Islamic architects draw attention?

By their perfect domes.

300

The Abbasids built a new capital city known as what?

Baghdad

400
Living in one set location

Sedentary

400

____ has more Muslims than any other nation in the world.

Indonesia.

400
What people did the Islamic scholars study.

Ancient Greeks, Romans, and Indians.

400

What did Al-Khwarizimi do?

He invented Al-Jabar (Algebra)

400

The Umayyads governed the Arabian Empire from the city of Damascus in where?

Syria

500

Land in southwest Asia- mostly covered in desert, where the religion of Islam was founded, and is the homeland to Arab people.

Arabian Peninsula

500

What did the Sufis do?

They taught Islam

500

The Muslim caliphs were the first to have ______.

Widespread banks

500

 How did Muslims impress others in education?

They had high standards/education was a symbol of their faith.

500

The Abbasid Caliphs expanded the Muslim empire by?

Focusing on improving trade and culture.

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