Duplicate of Byzantine Empire + Origins of Islam

Muslims who believe the leader of Islam should be a blood relative of the Prophet Muhammad are refered to as Shi'as.

The Code of Islam is the official law that regulates family life, moral conduct, and community life for Muslims.

This was the capital city of the Byzantine Empire until it was captured by the Muslim Turks in 1453.

He is considered the founder of Islam.

These nomadic warriors invaded and ruled Russia for over 200 years.

This Russian ruler freed his people from Mongol rule. He actually refused to pay the Mongols their yearly tribute.

Which item below, was not one of Justinian's accomplishments.

Which item below is not one of the Five Pillars of Islam?

Al-Kwarizmi was a Muslim mathematician. What mathematical concept is he known to have developed?

What is the name of this cathedral located in Constantinople?

Allah is the name of the Islamic God.

What was the title of the religious leader of the Eastern Orthodox Church in the Byzantine Empire?

Muslims who believe the leader of Islam should be the most qualified person are usually refered to as Sunnis.

What written text is considered the word of God for Muslims? It was originally only written in Arabic.

The Mongols required three things from the Russian people. Which item below was not one of those requirements?

Muslims were among the first people to establish higher levels of learning equivalent to our colleges of today.

Which Byzantine ruler was responsible for establishing a new set of laws and making Constantinople the center of trade.

This religious missionary from the Byzantine Empire was known for creating the Cyrillic Alphabet.

In another religious disagreement in the year 1054, the Pope and the Patriarch both excommunicated each other.

Constantinople was at the crossroads of trade. Which item below could not be bought in Constantinople?

What is the name of this religious site that is very important to Muslims?

All the items below could be bought in Constantinople, except ...

Muslims do recogize the religious prophets of Moses and Jesus.

What was the name of the building in Constantinople that was known for chariot racing?

Ivan III wanted to create the "Third Rome". In doing so, he took the title, "Czar" which when translated means ....

According to the Five Pillars of Islam, Muslims are required to make a pilgramage to Mecca at least once in their life.

When the Emperor Justinian had the Byzantine laws re-written, he wanted to make sure that "punishments fit the crime".

What is the name of this religious shrine in Mecca?

This city is considered the holiest city for Muslims.

Which item below represents the best way that Islam spread to other countries and regions?