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Islamic Study Guide

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What type of landform covers most of the interior of Arabia?   Desert  
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What benefits did belonging to a tribe offer nomads?   Protection  
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What made Arabia an important center for trade and commerce?   It's the crossroads  
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What was an important Muslim achievement in medicine?   The first pharmacy school  
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What made it possible for people to live a sedentary life in the Arabian Desert?   Towns around oases  
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Why did Muhammad often go to the hills outside Mecca to pray and meditate?   He was upset about the changing values in Mecca  
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What was a Muslim contribution to math?   algebra  
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Two major cities of Islamic culture and learning were:   Baghdad and Cordoba  
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Which city did Muslims control by 661:   Damascus  
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A call goes out from a mosque five times a day for the Muslims to do what?   pray  
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Which of Muhammad's daughters' husbands became known as the second leader of Islam?   Ali  
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What are some of the keys to the expansion of the Ottoman Empire:   *major world power: conquered Syria and Egypt *Ottoman Army * Mehmed "The Conqueror" made Istanbul the new capital *Hagia Sophia was turned into a mosque  
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How did Islam spread?   Warfare, trade and treaties  
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Muslims split into what two groups after a disagreement about who should succeed as caliph?   Sunni and Shia's  
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Why did Muslims make treaties with non-Muslims?   To offer protection and list rules for its conquered peoples.  
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How did the Muslims treat Jews and Christians?   With respect, they could practice their own religion but could not build a church and had to pay a fine.  
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How did the Arabian region have contact with other civilizations?   warfare, trade, and treaties  
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How did the Ottoman society treat women?   Limited their freedom, separated them from the men into harems  
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What refers to the way Muhammad lived, which provides a model for the duties and the way of life expected of Muslims?   Sunnah  
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People who moved from place to place with their animals live this way of life.   Nomads  
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What area of study did scholars make great contributions:   medicine  
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Within a few years of Muhammad's death, Islam spread to:   Central Asia  
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Muslim scientist invented these, which the Greeks had invented to look at the stars:   astrolabe  
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He was a Persian mathematician, astronomer, and poet who wrote a book of poems known as The Rubaiyat:   Omar Khayyam  
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Abraham:   Person considered a prophet in the Judaism, Christianity and Islam religions  
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Baghdad:   A center of Muslim culture and learning that was an early capital of Islam  
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Caliph:   the title of the highest leader of Islam  
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Cordoba:   City in what is now Spain that was a major center of Muslim culture and learning  
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Istanbul:   Once Constantinople ~ new capital of Ottoman Empire  
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Medina:   City to which Muhammad fled from Mecca  
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Mosque:   A building for Muslim prayer  
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Mughal:   Muslim empire in India  
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Muhammad:   Founder of the Muslim religion  
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Qur'an:   The holy book of Islam  
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Shariah:   The system of Islamic law  
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Shia:   Muslims who believe that only members of Muhammad's family would become the head of Islam  
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Suleyman I:   The greatest Ottoman emperor under whom the empire reached its peak  
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