How did the Umayyads contribute to the spread of Islam?

They conquered new lands, and spread the religion

The fifth Pillar of Islam is a pilgrimage. How is it different from the other pillars?

It is required only once in a lifetime.

Why did early leaders of Mecca dislike Muhammed?

Because Muhammed thought the rich should share their wealth

Islam, Judaism, and Christianity have much in common including

the same people in their sacred texts.

Islam teaches that Jews and Christians are “People of the Book” because they

have holy writings given by God.

The difference between Shiia and Sunni is what?

Shiia believe in order to be Caliph you need to be related

Why would a Muslim say the following quote? "There is no god, but God."

to affirm their belief in monotheism

Why did Muslims who conquered nonMuslims usually leave them free to practice their own religion

The Qur'an forbade forcing others to convert.

How is daily life different for Muslims during Ramadan?

They do not eat during the day.

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Lesson 9 and 10 Review

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1
How did the Umayyads contribute to the spread of Islam?
They attracted new converts
They conquered new lands, and spread the religion
They traded Arab ideals
They forced those who they conquered to follow the religion
2
Why was Mecca such a wealthy city?
fresh water for crops and agriculture
sheltered harbor
Excellent Location
Beautiful beaches
3
The fifth Pillar of Islam is a pilgrimage. How is it different from the other pillars?
It is required only once in a lifetime.
It is based on teachings in the Qur'an.
It can be done by large groups.
It is a duty of every Muslim.
4
How did Muslims treat Jews and Christians?
It forced them to leave the empire
It outlawed their use of prayers
It charged them extra taxes
It made them join their armies
5
Which of these would most likely be found in the Sunnah?
the lives of the early caliphs
guidance from Muhammad
rulings by Islamic judges
poems by the angel Gabriel
6
For Muslims, praying five times a day is an act that emphasizes
discipline.
courage.
fairness.
kindness.
7
To which question would Muslims answer “Muhammad”?
Who is the messenger of God?
Who was an angel sent by God?
Who is God in human form?
Who was God's warrior on Earth?
8
The third Pillar of Islam is zakat, which means “purification.” Muslims observe this pillar by
washing each other's feet.
sharing their wealth.
confessing their sins in public.
not eating after sunset.
9
Why did early leaders of Mecca dislike Muhammed?
Because Muhammed thought the rich should share their wealth
Because they thought women should have more rights
Because they disagreed with his ways on education
Because they thought Muhammed was wrong in his beliefs
10
Before Muhammed, how were the people united in Arabia
A single social class
same Arabic language
A king who was tolerant
Through religion
11
Islam, Judaism, and Christianity have much in common including
similar dress code requirements.
their belief in polytheism.
the same people in their sacred texts.
the same dietary restrictions.
12
A chart listing the Five Pillars of Islam would include which of the following?
Give to the needy.
Honor your parents.
Study the Qur'an.
Observe the Sabbath.
13
True of False: Muslim countries use Shari'ah as their legal system
True
False
14
Where did Arab travelers traveled to the most to spread ideas of Islam?
Red Sea
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean Sea
All the above
15
What is the traditional goal of jihad?
to bring about peace
to attract followers
to succeed in business
to overcome challenges
16
What does "Muslim" mean?
Surrenders to the will of God
Follower of Muhammed
Bows to the king
Preacher of the faith
17
Islam teaches that Jews and Christians are “People of the Book” because they
believe in education for everyone.
like to tell stories in their worship.
have holy writings given by God.
follow the same rules of daily life.
18
The difference between Shiia and Sunni is what?
Shiia believe in order to be Caliph you need to be related
Shiia believe that nonbelievers should be punished
Sunni believe in conquering new lands
Sunni believe that Muhammed was born at a different time
19
Why would a Muslim say the following quote? "There is no god, but God."
to follow the laws of the Shari'ah
to dishonor Muhammad's son
to affirm their belief in monotheism
to emphasize their involvement in the jihad
20
Why did Muslims who conquered nonMuslims usually leave them free to practice their own religion
Tradition said that faith came only through suffering.
Islam did not permit taking its followers as slaves.
The Qur'an forbade forcing others to convert.
The caliphs were afraid the people might rebel.
21
How is daily life different for Muslims during Ramadan?
They have many large parties.
They repeat the shahadah.
They do not eat during the day.
They gather for midday prayers.
22
What event has made Mecca the most important in Muslim tradition?
Capital of the Umayyad Empire
Discovery of Coal and resources
Logistics for shipping
Muhammed being born

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Lesson 9 and 10 Review

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Questions 22

Answers

1
How did the Umayyads contribute to the spread of Islam?
They attracted new converts
They conquered new lands, and spread the religion
They traded Arab ideals
They forced those who they conquered to follow the religion
2
Why was Mecca such a wealthy city?
fresh water for crops and agriculture
sheltered harbor
Excellent Location
Beautiful beaches
3
The fifth Pillar of Islam is a pilgrimage. How is it different from the other pillars?
It is required only once in a lifetime.
It is based on teachings in the Qur'an.
It can be done by large groups.
It is a duty of every Muslim.
4
How did Muslims treat Jews and Christians?
It forced them to leave the empire
It outlawed their use of prayers
It charged them extra taxes
It made them join their armies
5
Which of these would most likely be found in the Sunnah?
the lives of the early caliphs
guidance from Muhammad
rulings by Islamic judges
poems by the angel Gabriel
6
For Muslims, praying five times a day is an act that emphasizes
discipline.
courage.
fairness.
kindness.
7
To which question would Muslims answer “Muhammad”?
Who is the messenger of God?
Who was an angel sent by God?
Who is God in human form?
Who was God's warrior on Earth?
8
The third Pillar of Islam is zakat, which means “purification.” Muslims observe this pillar by
washing each other's feet.
sharing their wealth.
confessing their sins in public.
not eating after sunset.
9
Why did early leaders of Mecca dislike Muhammed?
Because Muhammed thought the rich should share their wealth
Because they thought women should have more rights
Because they disagreed with his ways on education
Because they thought Muhammed was wrong in his beliefs
10
Before Muhammed, how were the people united in Arabia
A single social class
same Arabic language
A king who was tolerant
Through religion
11
Islam, Judaism, and Christianity have much in common including
similar dress code requirements.
their belief in polytheism.
the same people in their sacred texts.
the same dietary restrictions.
12
A chart listing the Five Pillars of Islam would include which of the following?
Give to the needy.
Honor your parents.
Study the Qur'an.
Observe the Sabbath.
13
True of False: Muslim countries use Shari'ah as their legal system
True
False
14
Where did Arab travelers traveled to the most to spread ideas of Islam?
Red Sea
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean Sea
All the above
15
What is the traditional goal of jihad?
to bring about peace
to attract followers
to succeed in business
to overcome challenges
16
What does "Muslim" mean?
Surrenders to the will of God
Follower of Muhammed
Bows to the king
Preacher of the faith
17
Islam teaches that Jews and Christians are “People of the Book” because they
believe in education for everyone.
like to tell stories in their worship.
have holy writings given by God.
follow the same rules of daily life.
18
The difference between Shiia and Sunni is what?
Shiia believe in order to be Caliph you need to be related
Shiia believe that nonbelievers should be punished
Sunni believe in conquering new lands
Sunni believe that Muhammed was born at a different time
19
Why would a Muslim say the following quote? "There is no god, but God."
to follow the laws of the Shari'ah
to dishonor Muhammad's son
to affirm their belief in monotheism
to emphasize their involvement in the jihad
20
Why did Muslims who conquered nonMuslims usually leave them free to practice their own religion
Tradition said that faith came only through suffering.
Islam did not permit taking its followers as slaves.
The Qur'an forbade forcing others to convert.
The caliphs were afraid the people might rebel.
21
How is daily life different for Muslims during Ramadan?
They have many large parties.
They repeat the shahadah.
They do not eat during the day.
They gather for midday prayers.
22
What event has made Mecca the most important in Muslim tradition?
Capital of the Umayyad Empire
Discovery of Coal and resources
Logistics for shipping
Muhammed being born