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Islamic Spain was a multi-cultural mix of the people of the three great ........................... religions: Muslims, Christians and Jews. They all believed in single god.
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The expansion of Islam is divided into three stages called the orthodox ....., the Umayyad ...... and the Abbasid .......
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Inscriptions with verses of the Koran used as artistic motifs.
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The most renowned building of the Nasrid period is the ........................... Palace in Granada.
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Fortresses built by the Muslims.
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Muslims must fast during the month of ............................ They cannot eat or drink anything after the sun rises until it sets.
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Islam originated on the ........................... Peninsula, a land which is mostly a huge desert.
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The caliphate during which the Muslim empire reached its maximum expansion.
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In Islamic society the ........................... was the highest religious and political authority. He was considered to be the shadow of God on Earth.
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Part of the city located within the walls.
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Prime Minister who helped and advised the caliph
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Part of the city located within the walls.
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Christians and Jews lived under restrictions and they didn't have the same ........................... as Muslims.
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In 711, an Army of Arabs and Berbers crossed the Mediterranean Sea from North África and defeated the Visigoths in the ........................... of Guadalete.
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The main building where the communal prayer took place on Fridays at noon.
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Muhammed's teachings were written down in the ..........................., the Muslims' sacred book.
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The city where the Kaaba or house of worship is located.
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Name given to the governor who controlled the different provinces the empire was organised into. He was also known as wali.
