Religions of the Middle East

Which religion was founded by Abraham, who received a covenant from God to lead his people to a new land called Canaan.

A Church is the place of worship in . . .

What is the sacred scripture in Judaism?

A Synagogue is the place of worship in . . .

This religion has 16 million followers and is the most commonly practiced religion in Israel.

Yom Kippur is celebrated on the 10th day of the first month of the Jewish year to . . .

Eid Al-Fitr is celebrated to mark the end of the fast of Ramadan

What is the holy scripture of Christianity

Christmas is a Christian holy day that is celebrated to . . .

The belief in only one god is called…

Religion is: "The belief in and worship of a superhuman power or powers, especially a God or gods."

Rosh Hashanah is celebrated on the Jewish New Year to . . .

What is the sacred text in Islam?

This religion has 1.8 billion followers and is the most commonly practiced religion in North Africa and the Middle East.

Easter is a Christian holy day that is celebrated to . . .

All of the following things can lead to the spread of a religion from one place to another EXCEPT . . .

Religion can play an important part in an individual's life because it can . . .

Which of the following religions are considered monotheistic?

This religion has 2.4 billion followers is the most commonly practiced religion in the Americas, Europe, Oceania, etc.

Which religion did the prophet Muhammad found after Allah (God) revealed his will and wishes for the world to him?

Ramadan is celebrated during the ninth month of the Muslim calendar and is a time when . . .

Which religions can trace their origin to Abraham?

Passover is celebrated during the 15th day of the month of Nisan to . . .

Which religious city in the Middle East can Christainity, Islam, and Judaism be traced to?

Good Friday is a Christian holy day that is celebrated to . . .

Founded by the followers of Jesus Christ, a Jewish teacher who was crucified for claiming he was the Son of God?

A Mosque is the place of worship in . . .

Christainity, Islam, and Judaism are polytheistic religions.

Why are there religious conflicts in the Middle East?

The Five Pillars are fundamental practices in which religion?

The Ten Commandments are a set of biblical principles relating to ethics and morals in which religion(s)?

Which of the following religions was not "born" in the Middle East?