AP World Muslism World
Across
- 3. The dynasty that ruled all of Persia and some other regions from 1501 to 1722; its state religion was Shi'ism
- 5. Turkish for "recruits"; they formed the elite army corps.
- 6. Chief assistants to caliphs.
- 7. Persian word for "king"
- 8. An Arabic word used by the Ottomans to describe a supreme political and military leader.
- 9. A process whereby the sultan's agents swept the provinces for Christian youths to be trained as soldiers or civil servants.
- 10. A slave woman who is a recognized spouse but of lower status than a wife.
- 11. A term used to refer to the muslim empire of India, which was the largest, wealthiest, and most populous of the Islamic empires of the early modern world.
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- 1. Ruling house of the Turkish empire that lasted from 1299 to 1922.
- 2. Religious scholars who interpret the Qur’an and the Sunna, the deeds and sayings of Muhammad.
- 4. Nomadic Turkish Sufis who supplied the early Safavid state with military troops in exchange for grazing rights.
- 8. The native Indian Troopers who were trained as infantrymen