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According to followers of Islam, what is Muhammad regarded as?
imam
a religious merchant
prophet
a god
2
Which of the following is NOT a pillar of Islam?
hadith
praying 5x a day
fasting during Ramadan
almsgiving
3
What was a major feature of Arab trade?
it was expansive and spread Islamic beliefs
the limitations of camels allowed trade in the same region
the Arabs could not offer much due to a lack of resources
silk was a main export that changed the course of trade
4
Besides religious tolerance, what attracted people of other religions to the Islamic world?
common monotheistic beliefs and unity under Islam
the beautiful poetic works of Sufi Muslims
it provided more property rights to women
it had similar elements of Europe at the time
5
What message about Islam did Muhammad spread?
Allah is one of many gods to worship
it is essentially the same as Judaism and Christianity
there is only one god to submit to
it foresaw the future prospering of the Arabian peninsula
6
Which city did Muhammad make his pilgrimage with newfound followers of Islam?
Medina
Mecca
Anatolia
Constantinople
7
Who succeeded the Umayyads, a dynasty that came into power after assassinating the ruler Ali?
the Mongols
the Abbasids
Europeans
the Bedouins
8
What was the main art form adapted by Muslims?
hieroglyphics
paintings of idols in mosques and important palaces
arabesque; arabic calligraphy
Gothic architecture
9
What was the result of the death of Muhammad in the Muslim empire?
ensued chaos, causing its inevitable fall
split into an eastern and western half with eastern thriving
remained stable from the quick appointing of Ali
split into two divisions: Sunni and Shia
10
Which city was considered the “center of learning” in the Islamic world? Notable university?
Mecca; School of Islam
Baghdad; The House of Wisdom
Damascus; The Abbasid Learning Center
Rabat; The University of Rabat