Muhammad | Quran | Ottoman | Shia and the Sunni | science and Mathematics |
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Islam grew from the preachings of a man named
Muhammed
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What is the Quran
holy book of Islam
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The Ottomans conquered much of the
Byzantine Empire
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What did the Shia believe
The Shia believed that Ali, Muhammad's son-in-law, was his rightful heir
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Muslim astronomers improved the Greek
astrolabe
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What is Muhammad
was a skilled political and religious leader
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What did Muslim believe the Quran was
the written word of God
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The Ottoman leader was called a
sultan
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Shia Muslims, however, make up most of the
populations in present-day Iran and Iraq
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Based on their measurements they confirmed that the Earth
is round
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what happen after Muhammad died
the entire Arabian Peninsula was part of the Islamic state
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The Quran
is forbids murder, lying, and stealing
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The Ottomans then pushed into
southeastern Europe, Southwest Asia, and North Africa
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According to the Shia, the Umayyad caliphs in Damascus had no right to
rule
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Muslims are considered the founders of
chemistry
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What did Muhammad follower believe
Makkah had become too dangerous
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For Muslims the Quran provides
guidelines for how to live
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someone called themselves the lawgiver
Suleiman
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They both believed that there was only
one god
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One of the most famous Muslim chemists was
al-Razi
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What did Muhammad's soldiers regan
regained Makkah and made it a holy city of Islam
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the Quran instructs Muslims to be
he Quran instructs Muslims to be fairly
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Suleiman
was The most famous Ottoman sultan
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they both also also believed in the Quran as
islam's holy book and the Five Pillars of Islam
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The Persian scholar al-Khawarizmi invented
algebra
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