The most significant impact of al-Masur on Islam was that "He moved the capital of the Abbasid Dynasty to Baghdad and unified the kingdom." This move established Baghdad as a major cultural, political, and intellectual center of the Islamic world, helping to facilitate the flourishing of science, philosophy, and arts during the Islamic Golden Age.
Describe the impact of al-Masur on Islam.(1 point)
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He moved the capital of the Abbasid Dynasty to Baghdad and unified the kingdom.
He moved the capital of the Abbasid Dynasty to Baghdad and unified the kingdom.
He recruited scholars to translate texts.
He recruited scholars to translate texts.
He built new canals.
He built new canals.
He translated the Koran.
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