Islam beyond the Caliphates

What was unique about Islam in West Africa?

• Did not allow Hinduism and destroyed temples

• Local rulers did not enforce Islamic (state) rules

• Trade and religion were separate

• West Africa rejected the Islamic ummah

What two technologies that spread from China, through Asia, and to Europe.

• gunpowder and guillotine

• educational and religion

• Printing and snowblowers

• Printing and gunpowder

What is Dar-al-Islam ?

• Conquered people who adopt both Arab and Muslim culture

• A term used to describe all states controlled by an Islamic government

• A term used to describe the Mongol conquests of Islamic lands

• People in West Africa who went on the caravan with Mansa Musa

diagnoses, hospitals and traveling clinics were

• Islamic attempts to control the lower classes

• new ideas passed along the Silk Road from China

• ways Persian scholars advanced medicine

• ways Islamic scholars advanced medicine

What was the name of the West African ruler who made the Hajj to Mecca?

• Mansa Musa

• Ibn Battuta

• Nasir al-Din al-Tusi

• 'A'ishah al-Ba'uniyyah

Name the two Muslim West African empires that benefited from Islamic trade

• Ghana and Mali

• Ghana and Egypt

• Malaysia and Indonesia

• Central China and Persia

Who was Nasir al-Din al-Tusi ?

• A Persian doctor who worked on traveling clinics with the caravans

• A Muslim Persian who built the House of Wisdom in Baghdad

• a Muslim Persian mathematician who invented trigonometry

• a Muslim explorer who spent 30 years exploring Dar-al-Islam

Turko-Persian Sunni invaders who displaced much of the Abbasid and Byzantine territory in the Middle East (Persia) and Anatolia in the 11^th century CE.

• The Four Caliphs

• Mughals

• Delhi Sultanate

• Seljuks

The first Muslim empire in India from 1206-1526 that dealt with constant Hindu-Muslim conflicts

• Sikhism

• Abbasid Caliphate

• Delhi Sultanate

• Seljuk Empire

A monotheistic religion that emerged in modern-day Pakistan and India in the period circa 1200 CE - 1450 CE that blended elements of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam.

• Sikhism

• Confucianism

• Islam

• Judaism