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Match the following Abrahamic religions with their beliefs:
Judaism = Became overly ethnocentric and thought they had a monopoly on God Christianity = Distorts belief in the one God, Allah, by promoting Trinitarianism Islam = Believes in the one God, Allah, and Muhammad is the Messenger of God Abrahmic Religion = Believes in God, the revelation sent down, and the law sent down to Abraham and his descendants
Match the following Islamic practices with their descriptions:
Shahada = The belief that 'There is no god but God, and Muhammad is the Messenger of God' Salat = Muslims pray facing Mecca five times a day Zakat = Alms-giving Hajj = Pilgrimage
Match the following Islamic practices with their associated times:
Dawn = First prayer time Noon = Second prayer time Midafternoon = Third prayer time After dark = Fifth prayer time
Match the following figures with their roles in Islam:
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Study Notes
Abrahamic Religions and Their Beliefs
- Christianity: belief in Jesus Christ as the son of God
- Judaism: belief in one God, Yahweh, and the Torah
- Islam: belief in one God, Allah, and the prophet Muhammad
Islamic Practices and Their Descriptions
- Hajj: pilgrimage to Mecca at least once in a lifetime
- Zakat: charity or almsgiving, giving a portion of one's wealth to the poor
- Fasting (Sawm): abstaining from food and drink from dawn to sunset during Ramadan
- Shahada: declaration of faith, affirming Allah as the only God and Muhammad as his prophet
- Salat: ritual prayer, performed five times a day
Islamic Practices and Their Associated Times
- Fajr: dawn prayer, before sunrise
- Zuhr: noon prayer
- Asr: afternoon prayer
- Maghrib: sunset prayer
- Isha: evening prayer, after sunset
Figures in Islam and Their Roles
- Muhammad: the prophet who received revelations from Allah
- Allah: the one and only God in Islam
- Angels (Malak): messengers of Allah, created from light
- Prophets (Anbiya): messengers of Allah, including Adam, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad
Islamic Terms and Their Definitions
- Tawhid: the Oneness of Allah
- Risalah: prophethood, the process of revelation through prophets
- Ma'ad: the concept of the Hereafter or the Day of Judgment
Islamic Prayers and Their Associated Times
- Fajr: dawn prayer, before sunrise
- Zuhr: noon prayer
- Asr: afternoon prayer
- Maghrib: sunset prayer
- Isha: evening prayer, after sunset
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Test your knowledge on Abrahamic religions, including Judaism and Christianity, with this quiz. Explore the significance of Abraham as the "Father" in Judaism and the concept of religious degradation.
