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Mrs. Spatta: Chapter 14
Mrs. Spatta: Chapter 14
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1
the islamic holy law is known as the
ulama
qadris
umma
sharia
2
how did the conquest of mesopotamia & persia influence the role of women in the islamic world ?
polygamy was outlawed
islamic society became much less patriarchal
islamic society became more patriarchal
female infanticide was declared illegal
3
the victorious arabic armies of the umayyad dynasty
opened up positions of authority to non-muslims
forced the conquered people’s to convert to islam
allowed the people’s to practice their religions if paid tax
forced everyone to convert from sunni to shia
4
the phase , “one who has submitted” , is the meaning of the term
hindu
jain
muslim
christian
5
the main split inside islam was between sunni and
qadis
umayyads
ulama
shia
6
the quran
is the law code of islam
we’re the priests who watched over the ka’ba
we’re islamic scholarly bureaucrats
is the holy book of islam
7
the capital of the abbasid empire was
mecca
damascus
istanbul
baghdad
8
in 595 , muhammad married a wealthy widow named
ibn rushd
khadija
sharia
sufi
9
after the assassination of ali , power fell to the
umayyad dynasty
byzantine empire
abbasid dynasty
saljuq turks
10
the main influence on the thought of ibn rushd was
aristotle
confucius
abu al-abbas
muhammad
11
the word ulama refers to
“the house of islam”
“people with the religious knowledge”
“holy war”
“the community of allah”
12
the abbasid dynasty finally came to an end in 1258 , when it was overrun by the
saljuq turks
ottoman turks
byzantines
mongols
13
the quran allowed men to have up to how many wives ?
one
two
seven
four
14
the phase dar al-islam means
“house of islam”
“victory of god”
“warrior of islam”
“conquest of islam”
15
no religious leader could succeed muhammad as prophet , so political authority positioned as
sultan
ulama
hajj
caliph
16
to recruit learned students , islamic readers often supported higher learning called
sufis
umma
madrasas
dar al-islam
17
after the death of muhammad , political leadership fell to a caliph by the name of
abu baker
harun al-rashid
ali
abu al-abbas
18
caravanserias were the
inns offering food & lodging for traveling merchants
heretical muslims who practiced polytheism
islamic officials
islamic thinkers who had an emotional connection to allah
19
the persian influence on islam could be seen in
treatises on mathematics
the adoption of hellenistic gods into the islamic pantheon
works calling for greater equality for women
islamic administrative techniques
20
one major indian influence on islamic influence thought was in the field of
mythology
poetry
mathematics
history
21
the sufis believed
in an emotional & mystica union with allah
in reconciling the spiritual & rational worlds
the islamic world has to pass through the line of ali
that they were the legitimate rulers of the islamic world
22
the islamic pilgrimage to mecca is known as the
sharia
hajj
hijra
qadis
23
the turning point in the rise of islam was
the hijra
the conquest of egypt
the rise of the umayyad dynasty
muhammad’s pilgrimage to istanbul
24
the founder of the abbasid dynasty was
muhammad
ali
abu al-abbas
harun al-rashes
25
what new industry was introduced during the abbasid period
bronze production
textile production
paper manufacture
steel production
26
the shia believed that
the caliphate should follow the line of ali
that allah was the main , but not necessarily the only god
the umayyad dynasty were the only legitimate rulers
leadership in the islamic world could fall to any believer
27
the term islam means
“allah is great”
“submission”
“the one god”
“devotion to the rule of life”