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1
Devout Muslims are prohibited from
drinking wine.
reading the Quran aloud.
getting married.
making pilgrimages.
2
Through the achievements of Muslim scholars, Europeans
were able to read the works of Aristotle and other Greek philosophers.
were able to obtain products from Spain.
discovered tobacco.
developed an appreciation for paining and sculpture.
3
What code of law was written after Muhammad's death, that provides Muslims with rules for their daily lives?
Quran
Shari'ah
Hajj
Bedouin
4
The courage of Arab soldiers was enhanced by the belief that Muslim warriors were
richly rewarded with wealth for their heroic deeds.
exempt from making a pilgrimage to Makkah.
assured a place in paradise if they died in battle.
would receive a caliphate for their bravery in battle.
5
H- During the time of Abbasid rule, the Abbasid capital of Baghdad was known as the city of _____.
Mecca
Peace
Damascus
Medinah
6
What is the Quran
a tribe of Muslims
the holy scriptures of Islam
a holy city
the 5 pillars
7
Ibn Sīnā, an Islamic scholar
showed how disease could be spread by contaminated water
developed the architectural plans for the palace of a caliph
built an observatory to study the position of the stars
invented the astrolabe
8
The Umayyad dynasty was replaced by
Abbasid rulers.
Egyptian rulers.
Bedouin rulers.
Sunni rulers.
9
The crier who calls the faithful to prayer five times each day from the tower of a mosque is the
muezzin.
shari’ah.
hajj.
vizier.
10
In 680, what event led Islam to split into two conflicting groups?
the defeat of Arab forces in Gaul
a revolt in Iraq led by the son of Muhammad’s son-in-law
the entry of new ethnic groups into the Arab Empire
the unsuccessful attack by Muslim forces on Constantinople
11
The ________ were a pastoral people in North Africa who were conquered and converted to Islam by the Arabs.
Africans
Berbers
Turks
Persians
12
According to Islamic belief, Muhammad is
an angel.
the reincarnation of Moses.
the son of Allah, similar to Jesus.
the prophet of Allah.
13
Early Arabs were _____ and believe in ____ god/s.
nomadic; monotheistic
horsemen; monotheistic
nomadic; polytheistic
hostile; polytheistic
14
When did Muhammed found Islam?
6th century AD
6th century BC
7th century AD
7th century BC
15
Abū Bakr unified the Muslim world by
granting freedom of religion throughout the Arab Empire
suppressing political and religious uprisings.
encouraging tribes to solve their disputes through discussion/compromise
distributing wealth of merchants to poor people throughout the Muslim world
16
H- Most people in Iran and many people in Iraq consider themselves to be _______ Muslims
Persian Muslims
Berbers
Sunni
Shia
17
The Great Mosque of Sāmārrá was built in present-day
Spain.
Egypt.
Iraq.
France.
18
Western Asia witnessed some of the most powerful civilizations in history in order:
Sumerians, Assyrians, Romans, Franks
Sumerians, Persians, Babylonians, Greeks
Sumerians, Assyrians, Babylonians, and Persians
Sumerians, Babylonians, Greeks, Romans
19
As the Arab Empire grew, people who were not Muslims or did not convert to Islam in the conquered territories
had to pay special taxes
were imprisoned for at least five years
had to give up all of their property to the empire.
were banished from those territories.
20
the god of Islam
Hijrah
Allah
shari’ah
Five Pillars of Islam
21
The Islamic religion was created as a direct result of
the trade practices of Arab merchants
the teachings of Jesus.
the ten Commandments received by Moses.
the revelations received by Muhammad.
22
HONORS- Unlike the religions of Christianity and Judaism, Islam allowed Muslim men to have more than one what?
home
wife
god
holy book
23
In 630 Muhammad defeated which city?
Medinah
Mecca
Jerusalem
Baghdad
24
. When General Mu’āwiyah made the position of caliph hereditary, he established the _____________ dynasty.
Caliph
Sunni
Umayyad
Abbasid
25
During the Abbasid dynasty, the council that advised the caliph was led by a prime minister known as
an astrolabe
an arabesque
a sultan
a vizier
26
the journey of Muhammad and his followers to Medina
Five Pillars of Islam
revelation
Hijrah
Allah
27
The Umayyads established a Muslim state in Spain with its center at
Córdoba.
Barcelona.
Damascus.
Baghdad.
28
H- Most people in Iran and many people in Iraq consider themselves to be _______ Muslims
Shia
Berbers
Sunni
Persian Muslims
29
The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyám is a famous Islamic work of
art.
literature.
architecture.
history.
30
Arab trade routes extended
from Damascus to Cairo
from Baghdad to Constantinople
from Morocco to beyond the Caspian Sea
from east of Makkah to Madinah
31
The custom of requiring women to cover virtually all parts of their bodies in public
was common only outside of cities.
is not practiced anywhere today.
was an Arab practice.
was required by the Quran.
32
One of Five Pillars of Islam, the hajj, is
a public prayer at midday on Friday to worship Allah.
a pilgrimage to Makkah
one’s duty to give alms to the poor and unfortunate.
the observation of July, including fasting from dawn to sunset.
33
Muhammad and his followers moved from Mecca to which northern city?
Jerusalem
Baghdad
Medinah
Damascus
34
What is the Sheikh
a council of elders to rule the tribe
ruler of an Arabic tribe, chosen from the leading families
a religious ceremony in Islam
a tribe of Arabs
35
What led directly to Arabs populating more of the desert in the first millennium B.C.?
attacks by invading armies of Persians
the domestication of the camel
war with Greece
the flooding of the Nile river
36
In 636, the Arab army took advantage of a dust storm army to defeat
the army of the Russian Empire.
the Spanish army.
the Byzantine army.
a group of dissenting tribes within the Arab Empire
37
A crucial part of every Muslim city or town was the ____________, which was a covered market.
sheikh
Bazaar
mosque
caliphate
38
What language did the Arabs originally speak?
Farsi
Persian
Sumerian
Semitic
39
Before the trade routes were established, Arabs were primarily
warriors.
hunter-gatherers
nomads
enslaved people.
40
According to Islamic teaching, Muhammad received messages from
Gabriel.
Jesus.
Khadija.
Moses.
41
. The Islamic equivalent of the Christian Holy Bible is the
Five Pillars.
Rubaiyat.
Quran.
Muqaddimah.
42
The golden age of the Abbasid caliphate was the reign of
Hārūn al-Rashīd.
Hussein.
Abū al-‘Abbās.
Ali.
43
After 3 years of preaching Muhammad had how many believers?
30000
30
300
3000
44
By the time the Umayyad dynasty was established, the Arab Empire had already conquered
the Persian Empire.
southern France and Corsica.
Switzerland.
the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
45
the acts of worship practiced by Muslims
revelation
Hijrah
Allah
Five Pillars of Islam
46
With the rise of the Fatimid dynasty, the focus of trade
shifted from Damascus to Baghdad.
shifted from Damascus to Baghdad.
shifted from Cairo to Damascus.
shifted from Baghdad to Cairo.
47
Arab expansion in Western Europe was halted when Arab armies were defeated at the Battle of
Yarmuk
Constantinople
Tours
Karbala
48
H- Camel caravans carried highly prized goods, such as the spices _____ and myrrh through the desert
pearls
basil
cyprus
frankincense
49
. For early Arabs, Allah was symbolized by
a figure of the moon
a figure of a fish.
a star.
a sacred stone
50
Where is the Black Stone? It has been placed in a central shrine.
Mecca
Medinah
Hajj
Hijrah
51
Muhammad had named no successor before he died, his followers chose Abū Bakr, Muhammed’s adviser and what, as leader
Son-in-law
brother-in-law
Father-in-law
friend
52
When Abū Bakr died
Muslim leadership of the Arab Empire was challenged by Christian opponents.
a committee of tribal leaders was formed to rule the Arab Empire.
conflicts over who should rule resulted in several assassinations.
his son took over the leadership of the Arab Empire.