Important people’s achievements
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vocab 101
Pillars of Islam
100

What three areas of breakthrough have early Muslims been apart of?

Mathematics 

Optics 

Medicine 

100

What did caliphs fund?

Research, paper making and book collecting 

100

What was the purpose of the House of Wisdom?

To unite scholars from across Eurasia

100

What is innovation?

The creation of new methods, ideas, technologies or scientific tools.

100

How many pillars of Islam are there? 

5

200

Who proved light enters the eye that helped shaped modern physics. 

Ibn al-Haytham

200

What are the two things the Umayyad and Abbasid eras that are used today?

Trade networks

Scientific methods

200

What period of time did the Islamic advancements help spark?


The renaissance 

200

Name 2 examples of commerce? 

Example answer: buying, selling , and exchanging goods

200

What is the name of the pillar that is the pilgrimage?

The hajj

300

This person developed algebra and introduced Hindu Arabic numerals to imperial trade and science

Al-Khwari

300

What city served as the capital of the Umayyad before the Abbasids shifted power to Baghdad?

Damascus

300

This person oversaw massive territorial expansion, capturing Jerusalem and Egypt. 

Umar

300

What do you call Muhammad’s successor?

A Caliph

300

This pillar is declaring faith in one God and His messenger. 

Shahada

400

This person standardized diagnostic practices in medicine?

Ibn Sina 

400
Which caliph guided the community through division? 

Ali 

400

Give two reasons why armies were able to quickly conquer the Byzantine and Sassanid empires. 

Lower taxes

Mobile desert cavalry

Shared faith uniting Arab tribes

Religious freedom for Jews and Christians 

400

What is the symbolism of the Hajj? 

To symbolize unity and equality. 

400

This pillar focuses on giving back to those less fortunate. 

Zakat

500

Which statement is True?

A. The Umayyads unified administration and built major architecture from Damascus.

B. The caliphates did not translate non-Arabic texts. 

C. Scholars under the Umayyads developed foundational methods in algebra and optics. 

A.

500
Who standardized the Quran?


Who worked for unity for Arab tribes? 

A. Uthman 

B. Abu Bakr

500

What was the main focus of the Umayyad and Abbasid caliphates?

Umayyad: expanding from Spain to India 

Abbasid: The House of Wisdom
500

what were the first four leaders of Islam named? 

Rashidun or Rightly guided caliphs. 

500
This pillar practices prayer 5 times daily.

Salat