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What does the term 'Muslim' mean in Arabic?
What does the term 'Muslim' mean in Arabic?
The Quran is believed to contain the revelations of Allah to Muhammad.
The Quran is believed to contain the revelations of Allah to Muhammad.
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What is the significance of the Ka'aba in Islam?
What is the significance of the Ka'aba in Islam?
It is the cube-shaped shrine in Mecca designated as the house of Allah.
The term 'Jihad' means 'to strive, struggle, exert effort' against personal ______.
The term 'Jihad' means 'to strive, struggle, exert effort' against personal ______.
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Match the following key terms with their descriptions:
Match the following key terms with their descriptions:
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Which of the following is NOT considered one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
Which of the following is NOT considered one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
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The term 'Abrogation' refers to the idea of cancellation or substitution of certain Quranic verses.
The term 'Abrogation' refers to the idea of cancellation or substitution of certain Quranic verses.
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What does the Arabic term 'Allah' mean?
What does the Arabic term 'Allah' mean?
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Muhammad fled Mecca to ______ in 622 due to persecution.
Muhammad fled Mecca to ______ in 622 due to persecution.
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Match the following events in Muhammad's life with their corresponding dates:
Match the following events in Muhammad's life with their corresponding dates:
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What action did Muhammad take upon returning to Mecca in 630?
What action did Muhammad take upon returning to Mecca in 630?
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Umar was the first caliph after Muhammad's death.
Umar was the first caliph after Muhammad's death.
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What was the primary method used to unite the Arabian tribes under Islam between 630-632?
What was the primary method used to unite the Arabian tribes under Islam between 630-632?
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Muslim prayer occurs ______ times per day.
Muslim prayer occurs ______ times per day.
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Match the following Islamic leaders with their primary actions:
Match the following Islamic leaders with their primary actions:
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What is the purpose of giving, one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
What is the purpose of giving, one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
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The Battle of Tours in 732 resulted in the Islamic conquest of France.
The Battle of Tours in 732 resulted in the Islamic conquest of France.
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What is the Islamic confession of faith called?
What is the Islamic confession of faith called?
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Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset during the month of ______.
Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset during the month of ______.
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What action did Uthman take in regards to the Quran?
What action did Uthman take in regards to the Quran?
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What is the required journey to the Ka’aba in Mecca known as?
What is the required journey to the Ka’aba in Mecca known as?
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Muslims believe that humans are born with a sin nature.
Muslims believe that humans are born with a sin nature.
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Who was convinced that Allah had spoken to Muhammad during the cave revelations?
Who was convinced that Allah had spoken to Muhammad during the cave revelations?
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The Quran is NOT an extension of the ___ .
The Quran is NOT an extension of the ___ .
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What percentage of the world's Muslim population are Sunni Muslims?
What percentage of the world's Muslim population are Sunni Muslims?
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Match the following branches of Islam with their beliefs:
Match the following branches of Islam with their beliefs:
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The Hadith is considered the most important source of truth after the Quran.
The Hadith is considered the most important source of truth after the Quran.
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What is the purpose of Shariah Law?
What is the purpose of Shariah Law?
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A chapter in the Bible is like a ___ in the Quran.
A chapter in the Bible is like a ___ in the Quran.
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According to Muslim beliefs, what must one do to attain salvation?
According to Muslim beliefs, what must one do to attain salvation?
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In Christian belief, one can attain salvation through good works alone.
In Christian belief, one can attain salvation through good works alone.
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What is the Christian belief about the nature of God?
What is the Christian belief about the nature of God?
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Some Muslims believe that Islam should be spread through __________.
Some Muslims believe that Islam should be spread through __________.
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Match the beliefs with their corresponding faith:
Match the beliefs with their corresponding faith:
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What do Christians believe about Jesus?
What do Christians believe about Jesus?
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Muslims believe that Mecca is the only important place to worship God.
Muslims believe that Mecca is the only important place to worship God.
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What is the Christian call to action in regards to the Kingdom of God?
What is the Christian call to action in regards to the Kingdom of God?
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Muslims believe no __________ is needed for salvation.
Muslims believe no __________ is needed for salvation.
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Match each belief with the supporting Bible reference:
Match each belief with the supporting Bible reference:
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Study Notes
Vocabulary & Concepts
- Islam: A monotheistic religion founded by Muhammad. Arabic for "submission".
- Muslim: One who submits to Islam.
- Quran: Islam's holy book, containing Allah's revelations to Muhammad. Arabic for "recitation".
- Abrogation: Cancellation of a law or rule, often used to explain apparent contradictions in the Quran.
- Kaʼaba: A cube-shaped shrine in Mecca, considered the house of Allah.
- Allah: The Islamic name for God.
- Hadith: Sayings or actions of Muhammad.
- Yahweh: The Hebrew name for God.
- Caliph: Successor to Muhammad as a religious and political leader.
- Mosque: A Muslim house of worship.
- Jihad: "To strive, struggle, exert effort." Can refer to personal spiritual struggle or warfare against "disbelievers."
- Sharia (Law): Islamic religious laws, encompassing various aspects of life, from worship to business and personal conduct. Arabic for "right way".
People in Islam (Timeline)
- Muhammad (570-578): Born, mother and grandfather died shortly after. Taken in by uncle, Abu Talib. Married Khadijah (older businesswoman). Recieved revelations from Gabriel. Fled Mecca to Medina (Hijra) due to persecution for monotheism. Took the city of Mecca, uniting Arabian tribes.
- Abu Bakr (578-632): Became the first caliph after Muhammad's death. Brought Arabian tribes together under Islam.
- Umar (Omar) (634-644): Second caliph, used conquest to spread Islam.
- Uthman (644-656): Third caliph, commissioned a standardized version of the Quran.
- Death of Uthman (Murdered - 656): Became the 3rd caliph at Umar's death and commissioned a standardized Quran.
Key Events in Islamic History
- 610: The beginning of revelations given to Muhammad (important event).
- 622: The Hijra, Muhammad's migration from Mecca to Medina, crucial turning point in Islamic history.
- 630: Conquering of Mecca, marking a significant victory for Islam.
- 732: Islamic expansion halted at the Battle of Tours.
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Test your knowledge of key Islamic vocabulary and concepts in this quiz. Explore terms related to the religion founded by Muhammad, including important figures, texts, and practices. Perfect for students of religious studies or anyone interested in learning more about Islam.
