Al-Andalus

The central religious text of Islam, which Muslims believe to be a revelation from God

• Bible

• Koran

• Buddha's discourse

The cities in Al-Andalus were centres of economic activity. The most important was...

• Granada
• Córdoba
• Toledo
• Zaragoza

Christians, Jews and ________ coexisted in Al-Andalus side by side. 

• Arabians
• Muslims
• Visigoths
• Buddhists

In the 11th century Al-Andalus turned into smaller independent kingdoms called ...

• Mosques
• Taifas
• Caliphs
• Emirates

In the 10th century, Al-Andalus became a caliphate, a kingdom that was politically and religiously independent of Arabia. Its first caliph, 

• Abd ar-Rahman III
• Abd ar-Rahman I
• Muhammad
• Christopher Columbus

At first the emir, who lived in Córdoba, followed the caliph in.....

• Irak
• Syria
• Damascus

Muslims believe in ---

• their God, Allah and in their prophet Abd al Rahman
• their God, Budda, and in the prophet Muhammad.
• their God, Allah, and in the prophet Muhammad.

It is a fortified castle where the caliph lived.

• Mosque
• Alcazar
• Alhambra

He founded an independent Emirate in Córdoba in 756

• Abd al Rahman I
• Abd al Rahman III
• Muhammad

What was the strongest period in al- andalus

• Cordoba Caliphate
• Taifas reigns
• Nazari kingdom