Islam shares aspects of

Christianity, Zoroastrianism, and Judaism

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Birth of Islam

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1
Which is NOT a pillar of Islam?
Pilgrimage to Mecca
reciting Muslim Profession of Faith
Prayer 3 times a day
Giving money to the poor
2
This structure is considered to be the most sacred site in Islam.
Western Wall
Temple Mount
Medina
Kaaba
3
Islam began on the
Mongolian Steppes
Arabian Peninsula
Island of Australia
Continent of Africa
4
Who was the founder of Islam?
Abraham
Jesus
Siddharta
Muhammad
5
Islam shares aspects of
Judaism and Buddhism
Judaism and Polytheism
Buddhism and Christianity
Christianity, Zoroastrianism, and Judaism
6
What is the most holiest city Islam
Mecca
Medina
Paris
Jersulem
7
The essential book of Islam.
Islam for Kids
Rubaiyat
Quran (Koran)
Al-Arabiya‎
8
Which is not a pillar of Islam?
Fast during the Passover
Pay alms that help the poor
Pray 5 times a day facing Mecca
State that there is only one God
9
Islam is
polytheistic.
animistic.
monotheistic.
10
What is shari’ah?
Hills of sand made by the wind.
A source of water in the desert.
A body of laws based off Christian teachings.
A body of laws based off Islamic teachings.
11
What is Islam's code of law?
The Shari'ah
Hindu Law
The Halakha
The Ten Commandments
12
What benefit did Arabia’s location provide?
easy access to trade routes
easy access to the Atlantic Ocean
fertile soil and plentiful crops
complete isolation from other empires and religions
13
A body of land surrounded on three sides by water is called a
mountains
mine
island
peninsula
14
How did Islam and Arabic spread so fast?
the establishment of Arabic trade routes & trade posts
Arabs usually let people practice their own religion
all of the above
Arab soldiers spread Islam and Arabic as they fought.
15
In Islam, what is the Hajj?
pilgrimage to Mecca
the sacred day of fasting
Muhammad's trip to Medina
religious wars
16
Where was water generally located in Arabia?
near the coasts
in souks
under sand dunes
in an oasis
17
The Bedouin lived what type of lifestyle?
nomadic
agricultural
sedentary
hunter-gatherers
18
Where were the centers of trade in Arabia?
caravans
sand dunes
towns
mosques

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Birth of Islam

18 termsStudBud Administration193 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards18 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 18

Answers

1
Which is NOT a pillar of Islam?
Pilgrimage to Mecca
reciting Muslim Profession of Faith
Prayer 3 times a day
Giving money to the poor
2
This structure is considered to be the most sacred site in Islam.
Western Wall
Temple Mount
Medina
Kaaba
3
Islam began on the
Mongolian Steppes
Arabian Peninsula
Island of Australia
Continent of Africa
4
Who was the founder of Islam?
Abraham
Jesus
Siddharta
Muhammad
5
Islam shares aspects of
Judaism and Buddhism
Judaism and Polytheism
Buddhism and Christianity
Christianity, Zoroastrianism, and Judaism
6
What is the most holiest city Islam
Mecca
Medina
Paris
Jersulem
7
The essential book of Islam.
Islam for Kids
Rubaiyat
Quran (Koran)
Al-Arabiya‎
8
Which is not a pillar of Islam?
Fast during the Passover
Pay alms that help the poor
Pray 5 times a day facing Mecca
State that there is only one God
9
Islam is
polytheistic.
animistic.
monotheistic.
10
What is shari’ah?
Hills of sand made by the wind.
A source of water in the desert.
A body of laws based off Christian teachings.
A body of laws based off Islamic teachings.
11
What is Islam's code of law?
The Shari'ah
Hindu Law
The Halakha
The Ten Commandments
12
What benefit did Arabia’s location provide?
easy access to trade routes
easy access to the Atlantic Ocean
fertile soil and plentiful crops
complete isolation from other empires and religions
13
A body of land surrounded on three sides by water is called a
mountains
mine
island
peninsula
14
How did Islam and Arabic spread so fast?
the establishment of Arabic trade routes & trade posts
Arabs usually let people practice their own religion
all of the above
Arab soldiers spread Islam and Arabic as they fought.
15
In Islam, what is the Hajj?
pilgrimage to Mecca
the sacred day of fasting
Muhammad's trip to Medina
religious wars
16
Where was water generally located in Arabia?
near the coasts
in souks
under sand dunes
in an oasis
17
The Bedouin lived what type of lifestyle?
nomadic
agricultural
sedentary
hunter-gatherers
18
Where were the centers of trade in Arabia?
caravans
sand dunes
towns
mosques