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Review for Ecumenical and Interreligious Studies Test
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1
follower of Islam that
believe
that Muhammad had no rightful heir /should be chosen by community-Abu Bakr
Kia
Caliph
Sunni
Shia
2
Raphael told Muhammad he was the last prophet of Allah
True
False
3
This structure predates Muhammad and supposedly housed many idols worshiped by the tribes
Haddan
Ka'bah
Medina
Mosque
4
Muslims have to circle the Ka'bah 7 times
False
True
5
A niche in the wall that indicates the direction of Mecca is called the Minbar
False
True
6
Called the "Festival of the Sacrifice", is the second of two Islamic holidays celebrated worldwide
Eid-al-Sawm
Eid-al -Zakat
Eid-al-Fitr
Eid-al-Adha
7
Jews, Muslims, and Christians have a similar root- Abraham
True
False
8
The name of the one true God as professed by Muslims
Prophet
Mullah
Abdullah
Allah
9
Crusades
differed from religious conflicts -participants considered them a penitential exercise that granted absolution
True
False
10
Shia believe that a Caliph should be a relative of Muhammad and have a more structured/ authoritarian view of Islam
True
False
11
The Muslim holy text, the name literally means “recitation” - it is the text believed to have been dictated to Muhammad
Qu'ran/Koran
Hadith
Surah
Sunnah
12
Muhammad built the Ka'bah and cleared the idols out to be dedicated to the one God
True
False
13
believe
God chose Ali to be Muhammad's successor, infallible, the first caliph (khalifah, head of state) of
Islam
Allah
Shia
Sunni
Abu Bakr
14
The Islamic calendar employs the (*) era whose epoch was established as the Islamic New Year of 622 AD/CE.
none of these
Hadith
Common Era
Hijira
15
Hadith is the term for a
chapter
of the
Quran
. There are 114 hadiths in the
Quran
True
False
16
The practice of Salat and Zakah are the most important part of Islam
True
False
17
Ashura is a day of mourning for the martyrdom of Husayn for whom?
Shia
Mohammad
Sunni
Abu Bakr
18
The Minbar has a step that is meant for the prophet
True
False
19
The sawm (the creed): "there is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah”
True
False
20
The fifth of the Five Pillars, this one involves a pilgrimage to Mecca, at least once in the life of a Muslim
Sawm -( incudes fasting)
Hajj- (not necessary for those who are disabled, elderly, or pregnant)
Salat (prayers only said during the day)
Fajr- ( also includes daily prayer)
21
Hadith tells of Muhammad’s life.- tells Muslims what God wants them to do/ how Muhammad fulfilled will of Allah
True
False
22
The leader of the Muslim community, regarded as the successor to Muhammad.
Salah
Zahar
Zakat
Caliph
23
Muslims believe that Muhammad ascended to Heaven from there, talked to prophets, and returned. #3 holiest
Mecca
None of these
Medina
Jerusalem
24
About 90% of the world's Muslim's are Sunni
True
False
25
Islam is the largest religion in the world with almost 60% of the world’s population.
True
False
26
Muslims don't believe in a lunar year.
True
False
27
(*)Marks the day God freed Moses and the Hebrew people from Egypt
Ashura
Sunnah
Ashram
Zakat
28
How many times do Muslims pray a day? Muslims pray (*) times a day.....
5
2
3
4
29
Which feast day is similar to Yom Kippur for Sunni Muslims?
none of these are correct
Ashura
Eid-at- Alur
rosh hashanah
30
Mohammad is considered the "Messiah" of the Muslims
True
False
31
There are more Shia (Shiites) than Sunnis that believe Abu Bakr was the first caliph-split occurred after Muhammad died
False
True
32
The Sunnah shows how Muhamad fulfilled God's will
False
True
33
Islam is followed by approximately how many followers throughout the world?
1.8 billion adherents, making up about 24.1% of the world'spopulation
5 billion adherents about 64.2% of the world's population
2.18 billion adherents 31.2% of the world's population
none of these are correct
34
leadership of Islam is determined not by divine order or inspiration but by the prevailing political realities
imam
Sunni
Caliph
Shia
35
The Sunnis recognize the first four caliphs as the Prophet Muhammad’s rightful successors
True
False
36
a title of various Muslim leaders, especially of one succeeding Muhammad as leader of Shiite Islam is called Caliph
False
True
37
One of the Five Pillars is Sawm, “fasting”. Muslims live this pillar during the month of _, when they fast from all food
Ramadan
Hajj
none of these
Eid-al -Fitr
38
"Jibril" -the angel who recited the Quran to Mohammed is known by Christians and Jews as :
Gabriel
Japheth
Moronii
Raphael
39
The majority of Islam's adherents are Shia (Shi'ah) and regard their denomination as the mainstream and traditionalist
True
False
40
A pillar called “faith” or “belief” "there is no other God than Allah and the Muhammed , the prophet is His messenger"
Eid-al -Fitr
Sharif
Shahada
Sunnah
41
Mecca is Mohammad's birthplace
True
False
42
Mohammad went here after he was chased out of Medina.
Mecca
Jerusalem
he stayed in Medina- he fled there after leaving Jerusalem
Mohammad went to Medina after being chased out of Mecca - he wasn't chased
43
a series of religious wars in Europe and western Asia initiated, supported and sometimes directed by the Catholic Church
jihad
shahada
crusades
hajj
44
One of the Five Pillars, this one has to do with charitable giving (expected to give 2.5% of excess wealth )
sawm
hajj
zatar
zakat
45
The Islamic calendar starts with year 1 being the year Muhammad received his first revelation from God.
True
False