Unit 3: Islam and Africa

What is a Muslim house of worship called?

Which Mali King is known for having a strong army?

Which Mali King is known for his pilgrimage to Mecca?

The largest Islamic Empire, know for its "golden age" is called?

What is the name of the religious holy city of Islam?

What is the trade network called in which African merchants traded gold and salt?

The first 4 caliphs, who knew Muhammad, and promised to stay true to the Qur'an are called?

Which of the following groups is NOT considered to be "People of the Book"?

What is the geography like in Arabia?

Muslims give a portion of their money to charity. What is this called?

Muslims participate in a Hajj, or pilgrimage once in their lifetime to where?

During the month of Ramadan Muslim's participate in what?

What is the world's fastest growing religion?

Muslim "Holy War" is called?

What is the language of Islam?

Which Muslim scholar traveled throughout the world and kept written records of his travels?

What is the cube that originally held statues of hundreds of gods called?

All of the following groups are considered "people of the book" EXCEPT?

What are Muhammad's followers called?

What language is the Qu'ran written in?

All of the following are Islamic contributions EXCEPT?

The rule of which Islamic empire led to the split between Sunni and Shi'a Muslims?

Who is Islam's most famous philosopher of medicine?

A form of spirit worship in nature is called?

Who is the Prophet that created and spread Islam?

What are the rules and guidelines of the Islamic faith called?

What is an Islamic successor called?

What language is a combination of Arabic and Bantu languages?

Which of the following religions is NOT Monotheistic?

What caused Muhammad to flee Mecca for Medina?

All of the following are kingdoms of West Africa EXCEPT?

All of the following are Islamic contributions EXCEPT

Which of the following Muslims believe anyone can be a leader of the Islamic faith?