Can you name the WHAP Chapter 7 Vocabulary? by ren_xinhe

Defination	Vocaubulary
Orthodox scholars within Islam; opposed non-Muslim scientific thinks.
Burning of widows on the same funeral pyres as their deceased husbands.
Trading empire which centered on Malacca.
A collection of Persian poems by Oman Kahyyam.
A group that supplanted the Buyids.
A tale which immortalized Harun's court.
Muslim leader in the last decades of the 12 th century; reconquered most of the crusader outposts for Islam.
Person who developed a classifying scheme: animals, vegetables, minerals.
Successor of al-Mahdi.
Third ruler of Delhi Sultanate Empire; gave Muslims reputation for intolerance and aggression.
Series of military invasions initially launched by Christians to free the holy lands from the Muslims.

Defination	Vocaubulary
Most powerful of the trading states on north coast Java; converted to Islam adn served as point dissemination to other ports.
Lengthy epic poem by Firdawsi.
a trading city whose small trading empires replaced the falling Shrivijaya empire.
Great Mongol war commander.
Descendant of Guptas in India; brirfly constructed a loose empire in northern India between 616 and 657 CE.
Turkic slaves who defeated the Mongols and then ruled Egypt.
The successor of Harun al-rashid, who won the first civil war.
Wandering mystics who sought a personal union with Allah.
Muslim mystic during the 15th century; played down the importance of ritual differences between Hinduism and Islam.
The twin emblems of women's increasing subjugation to men and confinement to the home in the Abbasid era.
A regional splinter dynasty in Persia who invaded the heartland of Abbasid dynasty and captured Baghdad.

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