Pluralism & Co-existence
Islam & Ismaili Faith
Christianity & Judaism
Religions from India
Faith in Daily Life & History
100
What is pluralism?
Living together in peace with people of different religions and backgrounds.
100
What are the two main places of worship for Muslims mentioned in the lesson?
Mosques and Jamatkhanas.
100
Islam, Christianity, and Judaism are all grouped together under what name?
The Abrahamic Faiths.
100
Name two of the major world religions from the sorting activity that started in India.
Hinduism, Buddhism, or Sikhism (Any two).
100
What double leadership title did Fatimid rulers hold?
Imam-Caliph.
200
Did Fatimid Ismaili rulers force people of other religions to change their beliefs?
No! They allowed everyone to live and practice their own faith in peace.
200
Which holiday marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadan for all Muslims?
Eid al-Fitr.
200
What prophet do Islam, Christianity, and Judaism all share a belief in?
Prophet Abraham.
200
What is the place of worship for Sikhism?
A Gurdwara.
200
Where did people in Fatimid times go to earn a living, trade, and buy food for their bodies?
The Bazaar.
300
What does "feeding your soul" mean compared to feeding your physical body?
Praying, remembering Allah, or practicing your faith.
300
Which festival celebrates Prophet Muhammad appointing Hazrat Ali as his successor?
Eid-e-Ghadir.
300
What is the place of worship for Christianity?
A Church or Cathedral
300
What is the place of worship for Hinduism?
A Mandir or Temple.
300
Name two ways people express joy during religious festivals.
Music, dancing, parades, wearing new clothes, or sharing special food (Any two). (Extra: doing philanthropy)
400
What special center was built in Canada by our present Imam to promote pluralism worldwide?
The Global Centre for Pluralism (Centre of Pluralism).
400
What two famous educational places were built in Fatimid Cairo?
Al-Azhar Mosque and Dar Al-Ilm
400
What is the place of worship for Judaism?
A Synagogue or Temple.
400
What is the place of worship for Buddhism?
A Temple or Pagoda.
400
Which Eid remembers the test given to Prophet Ibrahim by Allah?
Eid al-Adha.
500
According to Surah 49:13, why did Allah create us into different nations and tribes?
So that we may know each other.
500
What are two architectural features on traditional mosques that most US Jamatkhanas do not have?
Minarets and domes.
500
Did Christians, Jews, and Muslims live peacefully together during Fatimid times?
Yes, they lived in peace and harmony under Fatimid rule.
500
How many total world religions did students find during the lesson?
6 religions (Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism).
500
What quality makes a person most honored in the sight of Allah according to the Quran?
Being the most righteous.
(righteous means acting in a way that is morally right, and free from guilt or sin.)