Early Muslim Expansion and the Caliphate

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According to Shi’ites

only ‘Ali and his descendants had the right to lead the umma

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The first civil war, or fitna, led to the

discrediting and the eventual death of ‘Ali

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The Arab conquests during the century after Muhammad’s death can be ascribed to all of the following causes except which?

Peoples conquered by the Arabs underwent mass conversions to Islam

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Which of the following is not a characteristic of the Umayyad dynasty?

The Umayyads fought to restore Mecca as the capital city of Islam

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The major crisis upon Muhammad’s death was

whether to choose a successor and, if so, whom

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In 945 the ‘Abbasids’ capital, Baghdad, was taken over by the

Buyids

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Persion power was resurrected though all of the following except

‘Abbasid caliphs embraced the Persian religion of Zoroastrianism

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Which of the following was a reason for building Baghdad as the ‘Abbasid capital?

It was on the main trade route between the Mediterranean and the Persian Gulf

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Which of the following statements is not true of the High Caliphate?

Its armies depended chiefly on tribal soldiers from Arabia

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Which of the following is not an accomplishment of ‘Abd al-Malik?

Captured Constantinople