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Who is the founder of Islam Mohammad
This pillar of Islam is when you give charity to others? Alms
This pillar of Islam involves prayer how many times a day? Five
This pillar of Islam ivolves a pilgramage to what city? Mecca
This pillar of Islam involves fasting for a whole month from sun rise to sunset? Ramadan
This pillar of Islam involves the belif in one god Allah? Profession of Faith
What city is important to Muslims, Jews and Christians? Jerusalem
As trade expanded in the Islamic Empire, many people adopted the Arabic language. This spread of Arabiv is called? Cultural Diffusion
The Hijrah is a journey in which Muhammad went from Mecca to Medina
Where did the Islamic religion originate? Mecca
What united the Muslim Empire? Common language and religion
Muslims conquered what regions and groups? Persia, Byzantium, Arabian Peninsula, Spain, Egypt, Berbers
What was an infuluence on the origin and spread of Islam Trade
What were the turning points in Islam Sunni-Shi'a SchisimConquest of Jerusalem and DamascusBattle of Tours
The Five Pillars of Islam, the Ten Commandments, and the Eightfold Path are similar because? They serve as guidelines to follow in personal and moral conduct.
In comparison to medecine in Europe, Muslim medicine was? Far more advanced
Why is the term Arabic Numerals misleading? They came from India
Islamic civlization is known for making advancements in? The study of Medicine
How would you describe the Ka'bah? A sacred Arab shrine visited by many Muslims each year.
What is the holy book of Islam? Qur'an
Musliums worship where? Mosque
The form of art that is considered the highest form of art because it is used in the Koran? Calligraphy
They believed that faith in God is the only mark of a person's worth? Sufi
What christian was regarded as a prophet by Muslims? Jesus
The Battle of Tours is important to Muslims because? The Muslim army was defeated and withdrew from France.
They belive the Islamic people should settle religious matters. Sunni
They believe that only the descendents of Ali, should decide matters related to life as a Muslim. Shi'a
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