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Islam Chapter 3

Notes on the Key terms of Islam from the Holt book

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What are sand dunes? Large hills of sand shaped by the wind.
What is an oasis? An oasis is a wet, fertile area in a desert.
"Others lived a sedentary life in towns." What does this mean? Sedentary means settled.
What is a caravan? A caravan is a group of traders that travel together.
Many towns in Arabia had a souk, which is a market or bazaar. True, or False? True.
Who was Muhammad? Muhammad was a man who brought a different religion into Arabia.
What is Islam? The messages Muhammad received from the basis of a religion called Islam.
Who is a Muslim? A Muslim is a follower of Islam.
The Qur'an is the holy book of Christianity. True, or False? False, the Qur'an is the holy book of Islam.
A shrine is a place where people worship a person or god. True, or False? True.
What is a pilgrimage? A pilgrimage is a journey to a sacred place.
Who's house became the first mosque? Muhammad's house became the first mosque.
What does jihad mean? Jihad means to make an effort or to struggle.
The Sunnah refers to the way Muhammad lived. True, or False True.
What are the five pillars of Islam? The five pillars of Islam are five acts of worship required of all Muslims.
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