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TCI: Learning About World Religions - Islam
TCI: Learning About World Religions - Islam
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Based on Lesson Game from TCI HA! The Medieval World: Learning About World Religions - Islam
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1
The Fifth Pillar of Islam is hajj, which is
a shrine to honor God.
the practice of daily ritual prayer.
a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca.
a mosque located in Mina.
2
Which of the following is an accurate example of charity?
providing nutritious meals for the poor
making teachers work without pay
limiting health care to only people who can pay for it
requiring the poor to work for food
3
What do Muslims do when they practice zakat?
Donate money to less fortunate people.
Pray five times a day.
Declare their faith in one God.
Pay taxes to religious officials.
4
What is the purpose of a qiblah compass?
It helps Muslims locate the direction of Mecca.
It shows Muslims how many lines to form when they pray.
It tells Muslims which Qur'an verses to recite
It helps Muslims find the location of the nearest mosque.
5
To "fast" means to
recite verses from the Qur'an.
give money to the poor.
go without food.
prepare special foods.
6
Which term refers to the Islamic practice of daily prayer?
Zakat
Shari'ah
Salat
Shahadah
7
Muslims believe the Ka'bah was built by
Muhammad
Abraham
Ishmael
Hagar
8
How many times a day are Muslims called to prayer?
Seven
Three
Two
Five
9
Which of the following is true about salat?
Muslims may practice salat anywhere.
Muslims are called to prayer by an imam.
Salat prayers are led by a muezzin.
Muslims may practice salat only in a mosque.
10
Which Pillar of Islam is described as "the practice regular charity"?
Zakat
Shahadah
Hajj
Siyam
11
Shari'ah guides Muslims in their "societal affairs," which deal with
people's relationships with other people.
concerns shared only by parents about their children.
private behavior that does not affect others.
issues limited to people's jobs.
12
Which of these countries has a legal system that follows shari'ah?
Turkey
Egypt
Pakistan
Iran
13
What is Ramadan?
the ninth month of the Islamic calendar
the period of each day during which Muslims fast
the Fourth Pillar of Islam
the Third Pillar of Islam
14
The Fourth Pillar of Islam is called
shahadah
siyam
shari'ah
Eid-al-Fitr
15
All adult Muslims are expected to perform the hajj
every ten years.
if they live in Mecca
at least once during their lifetime.
every year.
16
According to Islamic tradition, the role of a qadi is to
guide pilgrims who are taking part in the hajj.
call Muslims to daily prayers.
lead Friday prayers at a mosque.
issue a ruling on a legal case before a shari'ah court.
17
Which of the following is an accurate statement about zakat?
It is similar to charitable giving in Judaism and Christianity.
Muslims practice zakat only during Ramadan.
Muslims must share one-tenth of their surplus wealth each year.
It is an instruction to go without food as a way to worship God.
18
According the Fourth Pillar of Islam, Muslims fast
as an act of self-control.
as a way to understand hunger.
all of these
as a form of worship to God.
19
Shari'ah law was developed by
Saudi Arabian courts.
Muhammad
Islamic Scholars
Caliphs
20
The hajj takes place at a series of locations spread throughout
Saudi Arabia
The Great Mosque
Mecca
the world