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Unit 6 Chapter 12 Section 2 Ancient Civ Review

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A short summary and review of all of the Unit:6 Chapter~12 information that might be on the quiz

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1
What do Muslims believe Mohammed to be?
Nothing he’s just Muhammed
A Muslim chef
A Muslim King
Allah‘s prophet
2
How many sources are there of Islamic beliefs?
Four
Nobody knows
Five
Three
3
What is the definition of Jihad?
A sacred piece of clothing.
To make an effort or to struggle.
The wise one.
To believe in the teachings of Qur’an.
4
What is the central teaching of the Qur’an?
All Muslims must fast every spiritual ceremony
There is only one God named allah.
Every Muslim woman must wear a Hijab and obey their husband.
Two read and recite the Qur’an every day.
5
What do Muslims believe the Qur’an to be?
A book of daily prayers
A book explaining how Allah came to be
The exact word of God
Just a book
6
What were the two things Muslims were not allowed to eat?
Fish and alcohol
Pork or alcohol.
FORTNITEEEEEE
pork and applejuice.
7
What did Islam teachings say would grant people life in paradise?
To worship fortniteeeeee.
To value all life and respect your elders.
To read the Qur’an daily and recite its teachings.
Obeying God and his orders.
8
What is the definition of Sunnah?
A type of religious ceremony.
The way muhammad lived, which is a model for Muslims.
A food made on many religious holidays.
A dance used to worship Allah
9
What is the shariah?
A religious Muslim leader.
A widowed Muslim man.
A system based on Islamic sources and Islamic reason.
A type of Muslim woman.
10
Did the Qur’an support the rights of woman and slaves?
Yes
No
11
How do Muslims prepare for worship according to the Qur’an?
Eating a feast to be joyous.
Washing themselves
Fasting for a day to be pure.
Wearing the sacred clothing.