Question

golden age and ottoman empire quick check
describe the impact of al - masur on islam. (1 point)
he recruited scholars to translate texts.
he built new canals.
he translated the koran.
he moved the capital of the abbasid dynasty to baghdad and unified the kingdom.

Explanation:

Al - Masur (Al - Mansur) was an important Abbasid caliph. He moved the capital of the Abbasid Dynasty to Baghdad, which became a center of learning, culture, and power, unifying the kingdom and having a significant impact on the development and spread of Islam. Building canals is more of an infrastructure - related activity not directly related to the religious and cultural impact on Islam. Translating the Koran is not attributed to him, and while recruiting scholars for translations was important in the Islamic Golden Age, his most notable impact was the capital move and kingdom unification.

Answer:

He moved the capital of the Abbasid Dynasty to Baghdad and unified the kingdom.