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Animated History with Pipo - Islam part 2Version en ligne Animated History with Pipo - Islam part 2 par Vijo Gor 1 What was a caliph in the Muslim community after Muhammad’s death in 632 CE? a A leader claiming succession to Muhammad in governing Muslims. b A priest responsible for performing sacrifices inside the Kaaba. c A prophet chosen to receive new revelations after Muhammad. d A judge appointed to settle disputes between trading families. 2 How far had the Umayyad Caliphate expanded by the early eighth century? a From southern Spain to Scandinavia, including most of northern Europe. b From northern India to China, including most of eastern Asia. c From western Arabia to Egypt, but not beyond northern Africa. d From the Iberian Peninsula to Sindh, in present-day southern Pakistan. 3 What is the difference between the expansion of Muslim rule and the spread of Islam as a religion? a Religious conversion happened first, before armies entered any conquered territory. b Religious conversion followed automatically, whenever rulers announced a new conquest. c Political rule expanded gradually, while religious conversion usually happened immediately. d Political rule expanded quickly, while religious conversion often happened gradually. 4 What roles did emirs and sultans commonly hold? a Emirs copied religious manuscripts; sultans taught students in local schools. b Emirs designed palace gardens; sultans organised ceremonies in major mosques. c Emirs managed desert caravans; sultans supervised merchants in coastal ports. d Emirs often governed territories; sultans exercised political power as rulers. 5 How were the Abbasid rulers related to Muhammad? a They traced their descent to Ibrahim, a son of Muhammad. b They traced their descent to Fatimah, a daughter of Muhammad. c They traced their descent to al-Abbas, an uncle of Muhammad. d They traced their descent to Ali, a cousin of Muhammad. 6 The Umayyads had ruled from Damascus. Which city did the Abbasids establish as their new capital in 762 CE? a Baghdad, beside the Tigris River in what is now Iraq. b Damascus, an important trading city in what is now Syria. c Cairo, beside the Nile River in what is now Egypt. d Mecca, a pilgrimage city in what is now Saudi Arabia. 7 How did centres of learning in the medieval Islamic world advance knowledge? a Greek visiting teachers directed research while local scholars copied their conclusions. b Scholars from many backgrounds translated earlier works and developed new ideas. c Persian court officials preserved knowledge mainly by collecting ancient royal legends. d Arab religious leaders developed science mainly through interpreting sacred religious writings. 8 Islamic artists used several kinds of decoration. What is an arabesque? a Portraits of important rulers carved into the gateways of cities. b Patterns of interwoven leaves and stems, often repeating across surfaces. c Scenes of famous battles painted across the walls of palaces. d Lines of carefully written text arranged into elegant decorative shapes. 9 Which statement accurately describes the depiction of people in Islamic art? a Human figures appeared on coins but were excluded from illustrated books. b Human figures appeared in mosques but were excluded from royal palaces. c Human figures appeared in some artworks, especially outside religious worship settings. d Human figures appeared before Islam but disappeared throughout later Muslim societies. 10 Where did the decimal place-value system underlying our Hindu-Arabic numerals develop, and how did it spread? a It developed in China and reached Arabia through later Mongol conquests. b It developed in Greece and reached Europe through Roman military expansion. c It developed in India and spread widely through the Islamic world. d It developed in Arabia and reached India through early Muslim conquests. 11 Earlier civilisations already solved mathematical problems involving unknown quantities. What was al-Khwarizmi’s major contribution to algebra? a He translated Roman numerals, introducing their use throughout Muslim territories. b He invented decimal numerals, replacing the counting methods from India. c He created modern symbols, writing equations exactly as we do. d He organised methods for solving equations, helping establish algebra systematically. 12 What are the cultural origins of the collection A Thousand and One Nights? a Mainly records of Arab rulers, rewritten as stories for children. b Mainly Ottoman palace stories, collected after the conquest of Constantinople. c Mainly Greek adventure stories, translated into Arabic for royal libraries. d Stories shaped by Indian, Persian and Arabic traditions over centuries. 13 In the fictional story surrounding the collection, how did Scheherazade use storytelling to stay alive? a She persuaded the royal guards to replace the murderous king. b She left stories unfinished, making the king await another night. c She convinced the royal advisers to secretly arrange her escape. d She offered the royal treasury enough money for her freedom. 14 Why is it misleading to describe the medieval Muslim world as one empire throughout its history? a Different Muslim dynasties ruled separate territories before Baghdad fell in 1258. b The Ottomans governed every Muslim kingdom before Baghdad fell in 1258. c Muslim rulers first divided their territories after Granada fell in 1492. d The Abbasids governed every Muslim kingdom until Baghdad fell in 1258. 15 What happened to Baghdad in 1258 CE? a Genghis Khan’s Mongol army founded Baghdad, establishing a new capital. b An Ottoman army captured Baghdad, ending the Umayyads’ rule there. c Hulagu Khan’s Mongol army sacked Baghdad, ending the Abbasids’ rule there. d A Fatimid army occupied Baghdad, establishing its capital city there. 16 What happened on the Iberian Peninsula in 1492 CE? a Granada’s Muslim kingdom surrendered, ending Muslim political rule in Iberia. b Spain’s Muslim population departed together immediately after a royal command. c The Ottoman sultan conquered Granada and extended his European territories. d The Abbasid caliph transferred his court from Baghdad to Granada. 17 What does Islam require concerning the Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca? a Every Muslim must undertake it before joining communal prayers at mosques. b Muslims should undertake it whenever they finish studying the entire Quran. c Every Muslim must travel to Mecca once during every calendar year. d Muslims should undertake it once if both physically and financially able.

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Animated History with Pipo - Islam part 2Version en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What was a caliph in the Muslim community after Muhammad’s death in 632 CE?

How far had the Umayyad Caliphate expanded by the early eighth century?

What is the difference between the expansion of Muslim rule and the spread of Islam as a religion?

What roles did emirs and sultans commonly hold?

How were the Abbasid rulers related to Muhammad?

The Umayyads had ruled from Damascus. Which city did the Abbasids establish as their new capital in 762 CE?

How did centres of learning in the medieval Islamic world advance knowledge?

Islamic artists used several kinds of decoration. What is an arabesque?

Which statement accurately describes the depiction of people in Islamic art?

Where did the decimal place-value system underlying our Hindu-Arabic numerals develop, and how did it spread?

Earlier civilisations already solved mathematical problems involving unknown quantities. What was al-Khwarizmi’s major contribution to algebra?

What are the cultural origins of the collection A Thousand and One Nights?

In the fictional story surrounding the collection, how did Scheherazade use storytelling to stay alive?

Why is it misleading to describe the medieval Muslim world as one empire throughout its history?

What happened to Baghdad in 1258 CE?

What happened on the Iberian Peninsula in 1492 CE?

What does Islam require concerning the Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca?