Abbasid Caliphate
Islamic caliphate
Abbasid Caliphate leans hardest toward Free trade, Authority and Religious.
The 12 axes, with receipts
Provinces under governors who grew ever more autonomous.
Caliphs ruled as heads of the Muslim community.
The Mihna inquisition enforced theological conformity.
A cosmopolitan empire of the whole Muslim community.
Professional and slave-soldier armies.
Persians, Arabs and protected Christians and Jews, united by Arabic.
Strong protection of private property under Islamic law.
A trading civilisation with banking and cheques.
Trade from Spain to China.
An Islamic caliphate.
Traditional Islamic family law.
The House of Wisdom and a golden age of science.
Thinks most like
United Arab Emirates87%
Georgia73%
Peru72%Historical twinRoman Empire79%Political oppositeNorth Korea38%How close are you to Abbasid Caliphate?
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