WorksheetsImpact Chapter 3 Islamic Civilization
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
said there was only one true God, Allah, and that people should worship him.
(a)
was a leader of an Arab tribe in the desert.
(a)
The Islamic code of law based on the Quran and the Hadith
(a)
A group of Muslims who accepted the rule of the Umayyad caliphs
(a)
a group of Muslims who believed the descendants of Ali should rule.
(a)
The geography of the Arabian Peninsula could best be described as high plateaus and grassy plains.
True
False
The Quran provides Muslims with guidelines on how to live and stresses the need tor treat others fairly.
True
False
The Sufis were missionaries, or traveling preachers, who spread the teachings of Islam.
True
False
Eventually the term Arab came to mean only a resident of the Arabian Peninsula, not just a speaker of Arabic
True
False
Even though farming was important, most Muslims lived in cities.
True
False
How did the harsh desert climates affect the early Arabs who lived there?
bazaar
They formed tribes to help them survive.
They lived only by oasis.
It did not affect them.
Muslims cities had marketplaces called ___ that were filled with shops and stalls where goods were sold.
Mecca
stores
bazaars
shops
About ___ C.E. Shia Muslims overthrew the Umayyads and the Abbasids dynasty came to power.
1200
860
755
750
What were three Muslim contributions in Science?
proved moon effected tides
invented the astrolabe
used the astrolabe to measure the distance around the earth
invented the compass
What are two ways that Islam provides guidance for its followers?
Visit the Kaaba
the Quran, which Muslims believe is the written word of God
the shari'ah, the code of law based on the Quran
Listen to the Sermon on the Mount
Soon after Muhammad's death, the Muslim world split into which two groups?
Shia
Shariah
Sheikh
Sunnis
a green area in a desert fed by underground water
caravan
Oasis
Caliph
Quran
Mosque
the holy book of Islam
caravan
Oasis
Caliph
Quran
Mosque
Muslim leader who came after Muhammad
caravan
Oasis
Caliph
Quran
Mosque
a group of traveling merchants and animal
caravan
Oasis
Caliph
Quran
Mosque
a Muslim house of worship
caravan
Oasis
Caliph
Quran
Mosque
a marketplace
bazaar
astrolabe
Patriarchy
Minaret
mosque
a tower of a mosque from which Muslims are called to prayer 5x a day
bazaar
astrolabe
Patriarchy
Minaret
mosque
a society dominated by men
bazaar
astrolabe
Patriarchy
Minaret
mosque
a tool that helped sailors navigate by the position of the stars
bazaar
astrolabe
Patriarchy
Minaret
mosque
