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World History up to 1500: The Rise of Islam and the Caliphates
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World History up to 1500: The Rise of Islam and the Caliphates
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1. Who were the mawali in early Islamic society?
2. What two empires were at war during much of Muhammad’s prophetic career?
3. What did the process of Islamization look like during the early Abbasid period?
4. What is the holy scripture of Islam?
5. Why did the Muslims create Baghdad as a new capital city?
6. What state was defeated and assimilated into the early Islamic state?

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