Places
This is a body of water to the east of the Arabian Peninsula.
Persian Gulf
The name of the wealthy merchant who became the wife of Muhammad.
Khadija
The religion of the Muslims based on the teachings of the prophet Muhammad.
Islam
True or false: Most people of Mecca were polytheistic and did not believe in one God.
True
Recite Pillar One
There is only one God, Allah, and Muhammad is his prophet
The present-day country in the southwestern corner of the Arabian Peninsila.
Yemen
This person was the prophet of the religion of Islam.
Muhammad
The name of the holy book of the Muslim people.
Quran
True or False: The leaders of Mecca feared they would lose trade if pilgrimages to the Kaaba stopped as a result of Muhammad's belief in one God.
True
Recite pillar two.
Pray five times per day facing towards Mecca.
The city Muhammad migrated to in order to escape the angry people of Mecca.
Medina
In the religion of Islam, this is the name of their God.
Allah
A Muslim journey for religious purposes.
hajj
Why did Muhammad choose to go to Medina?
The leaders and people of Medina were more accepting of Muhammad's teachings of the belief in one God, Allah.
Recite pillar three.
Give to those in need.
The Arabiab city beleived to be the birthplace of Muhammad.
Mecca
He was a Muslim doctor who published a huge medical encyclopedia to teach doctors how to treat many illnesses.
Rhazes
The most sacred religious temple in Mecca.
Kaaba
True or False: Muhammad's hijra from Mecca to Medina was not an important event in Islamic history.
False
Recite pillar four.
Fast during the holy month of Ramadan from sunrise to sunset.
The ancient Arabian capital, a trading center, in present day Jordan.
Petra
Muslim Dr. who lived in Persia. He wrote a medical text used by medical students in Europe for 600 years.
Avicenna
The name for the five basic duties of all Muslims.
Five Pillars
The year 622 AD/CE marks the beginning of what?
The Muslim Calendar
Recite pillar five.
Those that can afford it, make a hajj (Muslim journey for religious purposes) to Mecca, at least once in a lifetime.