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14955786438	Quran	The scared scriptures of Islam containing the revelations of Muhammad	0
14955786439	umma	The just and moral society of Islam; the community of all believers replacing ethnic, tribal, and racial identities	1
14955786440	Pillars of Isla	The 5 pillars of Islam is the core message of the Quran and it states 5 requirements for Muslims.	2
14955786441	Hijra	The emigration to Yathrib, also meaning "the journey" in English	3
14955786442	Sharia	A law that regulated every aspect of life. The sharia (literally, "a path to water," which is the source of life) evolved over the several centuries following the birth of this new religion and found expression in a number of separate schools of Islamic legal practice.	4
14955789334	jizya	A special tax that was theoretically a substitute for military service, supposedly forbidden to non-Muslims.	5
14955791632	Umayyad caliphate	The ruling family of the first dynasty following the era of the Rightly Guided Caliphs	6
14955794709	Abbasid caliphate	After controversy during Umayyad rule, they were overthrown in 750 and up rose this new Arab dynasty- the Abbasids.	7
14955796908	ulama	The "international elite" of religious scholars that developed the body of Islamic law primarily in the eighth and ninth centuries.	8
14955798594	Sufism	The system of the Sufis. The Sufis were teachers who gained a hearing for the Islamic faith through their devotional teachings, modest ways of living, and reputation for supernatural powers.	9
14955802958	Sikhism	A religious tradition founded by Guru Nanak in India that blended elements of Islam (one universald God) with Hindu concepts (karma and rebirth)	10
14955805823	Ibn Battuta	Muslim scholar and explorer who was known for his travelling and excursions called the Rihla (journey within Moracco, typically to meet with other pilgrims before travelling beyond the local areas).	11
14955807818	Timbuktu	One of the several West African cities that became a major center of Islamic religious and intellectual life by the sixteenth century, attracting scholars from throughout the Muslim world.	12
14955810680	al-Andalus	a.k.a. Muslim Spain. It was a Muslim kingdom that occupied a lot of the Iberian Peninsula until the collapse of the Umayyad dynasty.	13
14955812866	Mansa Musa	The ruler of the Kingdom of Mali, a kingdom that stretched over 1000 miles from the Atlantic coast to Timbuktu.	14
14955815677	madrassas	Colleges which offered more advanced instructions in the Quran and the sayings of Mohammad, grammar, rhetoric, philosophy, law medicine, mathematics, and theology.	15
14955818788	House of Wisdom	An academic center in Baghdad created by Abbasid caliph al-Mamun, a poet and scholar, in 830.	16
14955824861	Ibn Sina	A prolific writer in almost all fields of science and philosophy	17
14955826952	Mullah Nasruddin	An imaginary folk character within the world of islam, especially among the sufis. He also has a skeptical attitude towards vanity and ego.	18
14955830745	al-Ghazali	Al-Ghazali was one of the most prominent philosophers, theologians, jurists, and mystics of Sunni Islam.	19

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14562560877	aberration	deviation	0
14562561737	aesthetic	creative	1
14562562807	ambiguous	cryptic	2
14562565630	ambivalent	contradictory	3
14562573862	arbitrary	erratic	4
14562575648	Archiac	ancient	5
14562576311	articulate	fluent	6
14562576312	artifice	gimmick	7
14562578052	ascertain	confirm	8
14562584731	ascribe	attribute	9
14562585590	astute	insightful	10
14562586236	authoritative	dependable	11
14562588359	berate	scold	12
14562589048	bleak	grim	13
14562591142	bourgeois	materialistic	14
14562592969	bureaucratic	constitutional	15
14562596856	candor	frankness	16
14562597482	certitude	certainty	17
14562599289	charismatic	appealing	18
14562600065	chastise	punish	19
14562601287	circumspect	careful	20
14562601997	colloquial	conversational	21
14562602436	compunction	pity	22
14562603427	conciliatory	calm	23
14562604520	condemn	punish	24
14562605228	condescending	patronizing	25
14562605908	conditional	restrictive	26
14562607184	condone	excuse	27
14562613343	conjecture	assume	28
14562614004	contemporary	modern	29
14562614798	contempt	defiance	30
14562615569	contentious	combative	31
14562616092	contingent	unforeseen	32
14562622772	contrived	false	33
14562626311	convoluted	puzzling	34
14562627056	cultivate	develop	35
14562627057	daunting	baffle	36
14562627618	decisive	critical	37
14562629783	declamatory	bombastic	38
14562630657	declaration	acknowledgment	39
14562630658	decry	condemn	40
14562634904	deferential	courteous	41
14562635857	definitive	conclusive	42
14562637257	detached	separate	43
14562639175	diabolical	cruel	44
14562641333	didactic	academic	45
14562644620	digression	detour	46
14562646418	discursive	digressive	47
14562648531	disillusion	disappoint	48
14562650020	disparage	belittle	49
14562651781	disparate	contrasting	50
14562652427	dispassionate	detached	51
14562653117	disseminate	disperse	52
14562653487	dogmatic	arrogant	53
14562653488	dynamic	compelling	54
14562655281	earnest	diligent	55
14562656010	effusive	demonstrative	56
14562657420	elicit	evoke	57
14562659002	eloquence	fluency	58
14562659659	embittered	irritated	59
14562660067	emphatic	definite	60
14562662161	empirical	experimental	61
14562665872	encapsulate	summarize	62
14562669426	endeavor	strive	63
14562672098	engenders	arouse	64
14562673475	enigmatic	cryptic	65
14562674768	enunciate	articulate	66
14562677140	ephemeral	fleeting	67
14562678821	equanimity	calmness	68
14562680647	equivocal	ambiguous	69
14562681265	eradication	destruction	70
14562683364	erudite	knowledgeable	71
14562684802	etiquette	courtesy	72
14562685969	Euphemism	delicacy	73
14562686710	exhort	advise	74
14562694747	exalt	glorify	75
14562695563	fastidious	finicky	76
14562700244	fervent	earnest	77
14562704166	fleeting	transitory	78
14562704592	folly	foolishness	79
14562705310	futility	emptiness	80
14562705311	genial	cheerful	81
14562708723	heedless	reckless	82
14562709832	Heuristic	interrogative	83
14562710981	idiosyncratic	quirky	84
14562712830	impetuous	impulsive	85
14562713357	implausible	unrealistic	86
14562730371	impressionistic	evocative	87
14562733107	incredulity	skepticism	88
14562735464	indignant	furious	89
14562741957	indiscretion	error	90
14562742988	inefficiency	carelessness	91
14562743660	infraction	breach	92
14562745193	ingratiate	flatter	93
14562747565	inherent	built-in	94
14562751160	innate	inborn	95
14562752024	innocuous	inoffensive	96
14562752798	inquisitive	analytical	97
14562757613	inscrutable	unintelligible	98
14562758050	insular	isolated	99
14562758554	intangible	unreal	100
14562759594	intricacy	complexity	101
14562762538	introspective	reflective	102
14562763256	intuitive	emotional	103
14562763257	irreverent	mocking	104
14562764662	Kinship	affinity	105
14576729452	jaded	weary	106
14576735202	laudatory	approving	107
14576736285	linguistic	grammatical	108
14576737042	magnanimous	charitable	109
14576737043	malicious	spiteful	110
14576738439	melancholy	gloomy	111
14576739734	Meritocracy	political	112
14576742183	morose	cranky	113
14576751841	mundane	banal	114
14576752946	Negations	renunciation	115
14576757572	nomenclature	glossary	116
14576758497	novice	beginner	117
14576761412	objective	equitable	118
14576762079	oblige	bind	119
14576762080	obscure	blur	120
14576763765	obsolete	out-of-date	121
14576767372	omnipotent	almighty	122
14576767373	opaqueness	murkiness	123
14576768112	orthodox	according to the book	124
14576770847	ostracized	ignored	125
14576771223	paucity	insufficiency	126
14576771917	pedantic	pompous	127
14576773542	permeate	infuse	128
14576776374	perplexing	complicated	129
14576776375	petulant	cranky	130
14576777168	pious	devout	131
14576777805	polemical	belligerent	132
14576779239	pragmatic	businesslike	133
14576780150	precarious	dangerous	134
14576783368	preconceived	warped	135
14576783880	pretentious	exaggerated	136
14576784314	propagate	circulate	137
14576784830	propriety	correctness	138
14576785890	provocative	challenging	139
14576786794	prowess	accomplishment	140
14576787733	prudent	frugal	141
14576791385	recitation	monologue	142
14576793508	reminisce	look back	143
14576794371	repressed	inhibit	144
14576795283	resignation	departure	145
14576797119	restitution	indemnity	146
14576800391	retort	rebut	147
14576802182	reverential	deferential	148
14576802193	Sarcasm	ridicule	149
14576802970	sardonic	mordant	150
14576804834	self-deprecating	unassuming	151
14576805298	self-effacing	bashful	152
14576805299	shrewd	astute	153
14576806104	solemnity	earnestness	154
14576806567	Solidarity	agreement	155
14576808566	speculative	hypothetical	156
14576809684	staccato	recurrence	157
14576813043	strident	blatant	158
14576829804	subjective	biased	159
14576839452	substantive	noun	160
14576840173	superficial	frivolous	161
14576840891	Taxonomy	allocation	162
14576841421	tentative	unsettled	163
14576841956	terse	concise	164
14576841957	transgression	breach	165
14576842605	treatise	commentary	166
14576917779	trivial	meaningless	167
14576918420	unadorned	austere	168
14576920787	undermined	undercut	169
14576920788	underscore	accentuate	170
14576922364	unpretentious	modest	171
14576922951	unrequited	unanswered	172
14576925418	vehemently	fiercely	173
14576927001	veracity	authenticity	174
14576927454	verbosity	wordiness	175
14576927928	vindictive	malicious	176
14576930047	wary	cautious	177
14576930678	wistful	contemplative	178
14576930679	zealous	impassioned	179

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14863503959	Filial Piety	respect for elders, leaders, and males	0
14863503960	Purdah	the practice among women in certain Muslim and Hindu societies of living in a separate room or behind a curtain, or of dressing in all-enveloping clothes, in order to stay out of the sight of men or strangers.	1
14863503961	Champa Rice	a quick-maturing, drought resistant rice that can allow two harvests in one growing season.	2
14863503962	House of Wisdom	a center of learning established in Baghdad in the 800s	3
14863503963	Sharia Law	A law code drawn up to regulate behavior	4
14863503964	Jiyza	a tax on peoples whose belief system was not Islam while living in the Abbasid Caliphate	5
14863503965	Mandate of Heaven	blessing of "heaven" or the cosmos on a ruling dynasty	6
14863503966	Serfdom	Institution in which a peasant is attached to a feudal estate.	7
14863503967	Syncretism	a blending of beliefs and practices from different religions into one faith	8
14863503968	Tributary State	A country that pays tribute in money or goods to a more powerful nation	9
14863503969	blending (belief systems)	the blending or combination of two or more religious belief systems into a new system	10
14863503970	Bhakti Movement	In Hinduism, advocates intense devotion toward a particular deity.	11

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11288093303	What are the five pillars of Islam?	Faith, Prayer, Alms, Fasting, Pilgrimage	0
11288098473	Bedouins	People who prepared Muhammad for desert life.	1
11288122758	Mecca	City in western Arabia; birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad, and ritual center of the Islamic religion.	2
11288126507	Blood feud	Fiercely independent Bedouin cities, clans, and tribes	3
11288141539	Kabba	A small, cubical building in the courtyard of the Great Mosque at Mecca containing a sacred black stone: regarded by Muslims as the House of Allah (God).	4
11288147095	Quraysh	Tribe of bedouins that controlled Mecca in 7th century C.E.	5
11288154457	Muhammad	Founder of Islam	6
11288159054	Khadija	Wife of Muhammad	7
11288304173	Quran	the sacred writings of Islam revealed by God to the prophet Muhammad during his life at Mecca and Medina	8
11288372037	True or False: It is considered sacrilegious to show Muhammad's face	True	9
11288437683	Seal of the Prophets	Muhammad's name for himself, signifying that he was the final prophet of Allah.	10
11288450354	Muslim	A follower of Islam, means "one who has submitted"	11
11288459203	Umma	The community of all Muslims. A major innovation against the background of seventh-century Arabia, where traditionally kinship rather than faith had determined membership in a community.	12
11288465678	Hajj	A pilgrimage to Mecca, performed as a duty by Muslims	13
11288472486	Jihad	A holy struggle or striving by a Muslim for a moral or spiritual or political goal	14
11288478917	Hijra	Muhammad's move to Medina. Start of the Islamic calendar (632 CE)	15
11288493385	Sharia	Body of Islamic law that includes interpretation of the Quran and applies Islamic principles to everyday life	16
11288509222	Battle of Talas River	Arab victory over the Chinese in 751 CE that checked Chinese expansion to the west and enabled the conversion of Central Asia to Islam	17
11288515713	Dhimmis	"the people of the book"-- Jews, Christians; later extended to Zoroastrians and Hindus	18
11288530173	Jizya	A tax for Dhimmis to pay in order to avoid military service	19
11288545714	Caliph	Military and religious leader	20
11288573541	Rightly Guided Caliphs	Lose companions of the Prophets	21
11288615205	Sunni	The rightful political and military leaders chosen by umma	22
11288638268	Imam	Blood relatives of Muhammad	23
11288654118	Shia	Leaders should derive from the blood relatives of Muhammad. Felt like oppressed minority and revolted	24
11288675531	Sunni-Shia Schism	Rift that still exists between the two on who should rule after Muhammad's death	25
11289152955	Umayyad Dynasty	Capital city is Damascus, turned into Monarch by overthrow and replaced by the Abbasid	26
11289182447	Ulama	Religious Scholars	27
11289271309	Umar	Second caliph	28
11289319984	Mansur	legislated a separate bridge for women	29
11289339114	Honor killing	Killing women by men for committing sexual taboos	30
11289364625	Clitoridectomy	Female genital cutting	31
11289385249	Hadiths	Poorly sourced traditions about the sayings or actions of Muhammad	32
11289410764	Mullah	Male and female leaders in Shia spiritual world	33
11289518746	Abbasid Dynasty	Capital city is Baghdad	34
11289532102	Sultanate of Delhi	Established in 1206 and caused Turkish rule to be more systemic	35
11289543101	Bhakti	Devotional	36
11289547575	Guru Nanak	Founder of Sikhism	37
11289560408	Sikhism	Blended Islamic elements and Hindu, Karma, and rebirth	38
11289584039	Ottomans	Turkish empire that overthrew Christian Byzantine	39
11289589477	Sonni Ali	15th CE Ruler of Songhai who observed Ramadan	40
11289598690	Cordoba	Was one of the largest and finest cities in the world	41
11289604709	Granada	Last Muslim stronghold, took over by Christians	42

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7985507997	Muhammad	(c. 570-632) introduced the religion of Islam to southwestern Asia. According to Muslim belief, he heard the voice of the angel Gabriel instructing him to serve as a messenger for God. He spent the rest of his life spreading Islam. Muslims today honor him as God's final prophet.	0
7985510852	Yathrib	final destination of Muhammad's hijra and the home of the first community of Muslims; later renamed Medina; located in the northwest of present-day Saudi Arabia	1
7985510851	hijra	Muhammad's journey from Mecca to Medina in 622	2
7985517812	Quran	the holy book of Islam	3
7985517813	hajj	one of the Five Pillars of Islam, the pilgrimage that all Muslims are expected to make at least once in their lifetime	4
7985522203	Abu Bakr	(573-634) was Muhammad's father-in-law and the first Muslim caliph, or leader, following Muhammad's death. An early convert to Islam, he advised Muhammad and traveled on the hijra with the prophet. He helped unite the Muslim people through his role as successor to Muhammad. Under his rule, the Muslim empire expanded.	5
7985524198	caliph	successor to Muhammad as political and religious leader of the Muslims	6
7985527104	Sufi	Muslim mystic who seeks communion with God through meditation, fasting, and other rituals	7
7985531702	Sundiata	He was a West African ruler who was responsible for laying the groundwork for Mali to be a rich and powerful kingdom. He died in 1255.	8
7985534837	Mansa Musa	(died c. 1337) was a devoted Islamic ruler of Mali who came to the throne in 1312 and expanded Mali's borders to the Atlantic Ocean. He was one of the richest men of his era. His famous journey to Mecca was lavish and awakened the world to the riches of Mali.	9
7985534838	Songhai	medieval West African kingdom located in present-day Mali, Niger, and Nigeria	10
7985537124	Axum	trading center and powerful ancient kingdom in northern present-day Ethiopia	11
7985540497	King Lalibela	Ruler of Ethiopia who came to power in the 1200s. He built eleven Christian churches carved from ground level into the solid rock of the mountains below.	12
7985547604	Delhi	the third-largest city in India, capital of medieval India	13
7985547605	Sikhism	monotheistic religion founded in the late 1400s by Guru Nanak in the Punjab region of India	14
7985553078	Babur	(1483-1530) was the founder of the Mughal Dynasty in India. He came from Turkish and Mongol heritages, a descendent of the great Mongol leader, Genghis Khan. His name is the Arabic word for "tiger," but he was as accomplished a poet as he was a warrior. His wise rule helped launch a powerful Muslim dynasty that had a permanent influence on northern India.	15
7985553079	Taj Mahal	a tomb built by Shah Jahan for his wife	16
7985555266	Tang Taizong	(598-649) was an accomplished general, government reformer, historian, Confucian scholar, and artist. These qualities and skills helped him to become China's most admired emperor.	17
7985557785	Song Dynasty	Chinese dynasty from 960 to 1279, followed the Golden Age of the Tang	18
7985564807	Genghis Khan	(1162-1227) rose from poverty to unite the warring Mongol tribes. He imposed discipline, exacted loyalty, and then proceeded to build an army that conquered the vast areas of Central Asia and China and became the Mongol empire. He was known for both his fierceness and his generosity. The Mongol empire lasted long after his death during a military campaign. His descendants added to the empire until it became the largest empire in the world prior to the British empire.	19
7985568018	Kublai Khan	(1215-1294) was the grandson of Genghis Khan and founded the Yuan dynasty, conquered the Song dynasty in the south to complete Mongol control of China, and proved a strong and intelligent ruler of the vast empire. Guided by Confucian Chinese advisors, he undertook reforms in his territories and politically reunited China, but also engaged in a series of costly and fruitless wars with neighboring kingdoms. He generally left Chinese life unchanged and, although religious, was known for his acceptance of various religious practices and for granting economic privileges to favored sects.	20
7985571114	Zheng He	(c. 1371-1433) was an admiral in the Ming Chinese navy and diplomat who made his first voyage in 1405 to Vietnam, India, and Africa to both explore and trade. His huge fleet of hundred of junks (Chinese ships) and thousands of sailors carried silk, porcelain, and lacquerware to trade for pearls, spices, ivory, and timber. Zheng He made seven voyages in all, exploring, trading successfully, and thereby motivating Chinese merchants to establish trade centers in Southeast Asia and India.	21
7985573356	Choson Dynasty	Korean dynasty that ruled from 1392 to 1910, the longest-lived of Korea's three dynasties	22
7985577469	Murasaki Shikubu	(c. 973-c. 1014 or 1025) was a lady-in-waiting in the Heian Court. Historians credit her with writing the world's first full-length novel, The Tale of Genji , written between A.D. 1000 and 1008.	23
7985592968	Yuan Dynasty	Chinese dynasty ruled by the Mongols from 1279 to 1368; best-known ruler was Kublai Khan	24
7985598585	Marco Polo	(c. 1254-1324) was a traveler, merchant, and adventurer from Venice who journeyed from Europe to Asia in 1271-95, spending 17 years serving the Mongol emperor Kublai Khan. Polo dictated the account of his travels, to a fellow prisoner while imprisoned during a war with Genoa. His book proved a great success, but few readers believed it was true. Evidence outside his book that he journeyed so far to the east has not been found; however, during the centuries since his death, others have confirmed the accuracy of most of what he described.	25
7985602286	Sultan	Muslim ruler	26
7985609068	Mughal	Muslim empire that ruled most of northern India from the mid-1500s to the mid-1700s	27
7985615943	Tang Dynasty	Chinese dynasty from 618 to 907; followed the short-lived Sui Dynasty	28
7985624841	Umayyad	Sunni dynasty of caliphs that ruled from 661 to 750	29
7985627308	Abbasid	Muslim dynasty that ruled in Baghdad from 750 to 1258	30
7985631335	Sunni	a member of one of the largest Muslim sects; believe that inspiration came from the example of Muhammad as recorded by his early followers	31
7985635633	Shiite	a member of one of the two major Muslim sects; believe that the descendants of Muhammad's daughter and son-in-law, Ali, are the true Muslim leaders	32
7985638600	Mecca	a city in western Saudi Arabia; birthplace of Muhammad, viewed by Muslims as the prophet of Islam, and the most holy city for Islamic people	33
7985638601	Kaaba	the most sacred temple of Islam, located at Mecca	34
7985644017	mosque	Muslim house of worship	35
7985649277	Firdawsi	(c. 940-1020) was a Muslim poet most famous for the Shah Namah, or Book of Kings, which he wrote in Persian using Arabic script. He wrote at a time when Persia, or Iran, was fairly free from the control of the Muslim empire and local leaders encouraged a flowering of Persian culture. The famed poet centered his writing on the stories of royalty and heroes, and many of the themes he introduced are still relevant today.	36
7985655773	Ibn Rushd	(1128-1198) was a philosopher and scientist who lived in Córdoba and influenced European thought. As a philosopher, he placed a variety of subject matter under the scrutiny of reason and analysis and argued that humans were partially but not completely controlled by fate. In the field of science, he contributed to the study of diseases.	37
7985658712	Ibn Khaldun	(1332-1406) was an Arab thinker who helped establish the principles of many branches of knowledge including history and economics. He is perhaps best known for the development of standards for studying and writing about history, which he explained in his landmark book, the Muqaddimah , He also introduced or refined many economic concepts relating to labor, profits, supply and demand, use of resources, production, and supply and demand.	38
7985663763	Safavid	Shiite Muslim dynasty that ruled much of present-day Iran from the 1500s into the 1700s	39
7985663764	janizary	a member of the elite forces of the Ottoman army	40
7985670804	Swahili	an East African culture that emerged about A.D 1000; also a Bantu-based language, blending Arabic words and written in Arabic script.	41
7985673718	Great Zimbabwe	powerful East African medieval trading center and city-state located in south-eastern present-day Zimbabwe	42
7985676156	patrilineal	kinship ties that are passed on through the father's side of the family	43
7985678462	matrilineal	kinship ties that are passed on through the mother's side of the family	44
7985684820	Istanbul	capital of the Ottoman empire, formerly called Constantinople when it was the center of the eastern Roman empire and also capital of the Byzantine empire	45
7985687895	Sahara	largest desert in the world, covering almost all of North Africa	46
7985690516	Ghana	early West African trading kingdom located in parts of present-day Mauritania and Mali	47
7985695060	Mali	medieval West African trading empire; home of Mansa Musa	48
7985699206	Bantu	root language of West Africa on which some early African migration patterns are based	49

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14657937618	Jesus	established Christisanity	0
14657940301	Muhammad	est Islam &the Islamic empire	1
14657941718	Newton	influenced modern mathematics, science, and physics	2
14657943343	Buddha	est Buddhism	3
14657946115	Confucius	est philosophy of Confucianism	4
14657947172	St Paul	wrote much of NT, spread Christianity developed Christian theology	5
14657950504	Tsai Lun	invented paper	6
14657952222	Gutenberg	Invented the printing press	7
14657953759	Columbus	discovered Americas, began col exchange	8
14657955740	Einstein	developed the theory of relativity	9
14657959421	Afghanistan	Kaubl	10
14657959422	Algeria	Algiers	11
14657960097	Angola	Luanda	12
14657960098	Argentina	Buenos Aires	13
14657960831	Armenia	Yeravan	14
14657960836	Australia	Canberra	15
14657961778	Austria	Vienna	16
14657963139	Bandladesh	Dhaka	17
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