How was Islamic education during the Middle Ages different from a Christian education at that time? Select one:
a. Islamic education integrated the study of science with the study of religion; Christian education did not
b. Christian education encouraged students to learn about all religions; Islamic education taught only Islam
c. Islamic education was only for males while Christian education was open the men and women
d. Christian education was used to only education future political and religious leaders; Islamic education was offered to people of all classes and occupations