period influenced by Ancient Rome and Byzantine, also local traditions

gave the Quran to Islam

the collected teachings of Muhammad

Muslim art depicts living creatures, true or false

this renaissance reached for models drawn from

arches in architecture influenced by

submitting to God's will

the all embracing Islamic code of conduct based on the Quran

means cube, and refers to the Sacred House in the center of Mecca

a Medieval epic, longest surviving major work of French literature featuring Charlemagne as a major figure

gave land to his followers and built castles

Declaration of Creed, Pray 5 times a day, Give aims to poor, Fasting from dawn to dusk, Make a pilgrimage to Mecca

an Islamic temple or house of worship

a niche placed in a interior wall of a mosque to help worshipers place their mats in the right direction facing Mecca

a monk of the Benedictine order from the Italian city-state Arezzo, the inventor of Modern musical notation

leader of the Norman Conquest

flight; a migration or necessary journey

tall, slender towers in which the crier calls the people to pray 5 times a day

Muslim art mainly depicts this

sight singing by pointing to the joints in the fingers on your hand

depicts events leading up to the Norman Conquest, referred to as "a continuous visual narrative"

a holy war

"the crier" is referred to as

Prayer on the rooftops were started by

a set of reciprocal and military obligation among the warrior nobility, revolving the key concepts of lords, vassals and fiefs