What was Abū Bakr’s contribution to the spread of Islam?
A: He based the government on Islamic law.
B: He brought Muslim ideas into Central Asia and India.
C: He created new forms of architecture, including mosques.
D: He united the Arabian Peninsula under one language and religion.
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Abu Bakr was the first Caliph of the Muslims. He inspired, mobilised and transformed the Arabs into an excellent fighting force. The Arab armies inspired by Abu Bakr conquered large swathes of territories. They invaded Iran, Syria, Central Asia, North Africa and Spain and spread the words and teachings of Allah.
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