| A | B |
|---|
| idols | Muslims do not believe in the worship of these |
| Shahadah | Pillar #1 - public recitation of "Allah is God and Muhammad is his prophet." |
| prophet | According to Islam, Muhammad was the seventh person able to speak the word of God |
| equality | Powerful and wealthy did not like Muhammad's words of ________. |
| recitation | This is the translation of "Qur'an." |
| Mount Arafat | Eastern most place of Hajj; location of Muhammad's last sermon. |
| Sawm | Pillar #4 - fasting during the holy month. |
| Ramadan | Ninth month in Muslim calendar; month of fasting |
| Ishmael | Son of Abraham and Hagar |
| Hagar | One of the wives of Abraham |
| Arabic | The Qur'an must be recited/read in this language to be considered legitimate |
| surahs | Chapters in the Qur'an |
| Medina | Muhammad fled Mecca to this place when his ideas were not universally accepted |
| Zakat | Pillar #3 - donating 2.5% of one's wealth as alms to the poor |
| Sufis | Missionaries of Islam that follow and study the Five Pillars |
| Bedouins | Tribe of Arabian Peninsula in pre-Islamic days |
| Hajj | Pillar #5 - pilgrimmage to Mecca |
| depictions | Islam forbids any _______ of Muhammad and Allah |
| Satan | Muslims throw stones in Mina as a symbolic way to denounce ____. |
| Abrahamic | Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all considered ________ religions because of a common ancestor. |
| Friday | The Muslim holy day |
| surrender | The translation of "Islam" |
| Salat | Pillar #2 - daily prayer, said five times a day |
| Khadija | Muhammad's first wife |
| Zamzam | This well sprung open for Hagar and Ishmael while in the desert |
| poor | Muhammad's childhood was very _______. |
| Ka'ba | "Cube" temple in Mecca |
| peace/trade | Two positive effects of the Ka'ba in pre-Islamic days |
| cave | Muhammad heard the voice of God in this location |
| There is one God | The one message Muhammad was to deliver, according to Islam. |
| water | The #1 resource on Arabian Peninsula |
| polytheistic | Religion of the Arabian Peninsula in pre-Islamic days |
