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A bad travel day Amer woke up and checked the time. It was 6.05. No problem. His flight to Miami was at 7.45. However, then he realised the alarm clock wasn't ticking. He reached for his phone. It was 6.50. He was late. Amer grabbed his bag and the car keys, ran down the stairs and got into his car. It was 6.58. He turned the key but the car didn't start. He tried again. The battery was dead. Suddenly, he saw a bus. It was the airport express! He jumped out of his car. A few seconds later he was sitting on the bus, a smile on his face. He was going to make it. He was going to see Salah, his favourite cousin. Ten minutes later the bus was stuck in a traffic jam. Amer checked his phone. 7.09! What could he do? The subway! There was a direct line to the airport. He got off the bus, ran to the station and got on the train just as it was leaving the platform. He got to the airport at 7.25. Fortunately, the security check was quick. Unfortunately, the gate was a long way from the departure lounge. When he got there, he showed his boarding pass. The woman at the gate shook her head and pointed out of the window. A plane was moving down the runway. Amer watched sadly as his plane left for Miami without him. Later, Amer was sitting at home when the door bell rang. He got up and walked slowly to the door. He opened the door and there was Salah. He was standing in the doorway, smiling. 'Surprise!' he said.

The Golden Age of Islam The Abbasid Dynasty is often called "The Golden Age' of Islam. It lasted from 750 to 1258 CE. During this period, life was filled with learning, art and trade. It also saw s a shift from looking westward to looking east. The capital city moved from Damascus to Baghdad. It was also the period when the Silk Road began to flourish with increased trade between China and the 10 West. Scholarship was highly valued in the Abbasid Empire. Places like the House of Wisdom in Baghdad were important centres. Here scholars translated and studied texts from different cultures, especially 15 works from ancient Greece. In addition, scholars at this time became famous for major discoveries in subjects like Maths, Astronomy, Medicine and Philosophy. Another important part of life during 20 the Abbasid Empire was in art and 25 seen today. Skilled artists made intricate architecture. Cities like Baghdad and Samarra were full of beautiful buildings. The influence with regard to architecture spread across the region and can still be designs in things like calligraphy, mosaics and ceramics. Trade was also an area of importance. Baghdad, for example, became a busy hub for merchants from all over the 30 Islamic world. They traded goods like spices, textiles, and precious metals, making the city very prosperous. This in turn attracted more scholars to the city and helped spread ideas far and wide. People from different 35 backgrounds lived together in Abbasid cities, making them exciting and diverse places. Despite some challenges like political problems and outside threats, the Abbasid era is remembered as a time of great 40 achievement in Islamic history.