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100

Muhammad was born in this holy city of Islam.

What is Mecca? 

100

Which pillar requires prayer?

Salat

100

This Islamic dynasty moved the capital to Baghdad, which also has the House of Wisdom.

Abbasid Dynasty

100

The 1st rightly guided caliph.

Who is Abu Bakr?

100

How many times a day must Muslims pray?

5 times

200

Muhammad fled to this city.

What is Medina? 

200

Which pillar requires a pilgrimage?

Hajj

200

This Islamic dynasty made their capital in the conquered Byzantine city of Damascus.

Umayyad dynasty

200

The 2nd rightly guided caliph.

Who was Umar? 

200

When praying, Muslims must face the city of

Mecca

300

The Alhambra, a large palace, is located in this Spanish city.

What is Granada?

300

Which pillar requires fasting?

Sawm

300

As the Islamic Empire expanded, many of its conquests came against these two (formerly) great empires.


Persian and Byzantine

300

The 3rd rightly guided caliph.

Who is Uthman?

300

What percentage of a Muslim's income should go to charity?

2.5%

400
La Mezquita, a mosque turned church, is located in this Spanish city.

What is Cordoba? 

400

Which pillar requires "testimony"?

Shahada

400

Muslims defeated the Byzantines at the Battle of Yarmuk to capture THIS city, which became the capital of the Umayyad dynasty.

Damascus

400

The 4th rightly guided caliph.

Who is Ali?

400

What is the holy book of Islam?

Quran

500

In 732, Islamic expansion into western Europe (France) was stopped in the Battle of ________.

What is the Battle of Tours? 

500

Which pillar requires giving to charity?

Zakat

500

After being threatened by the Quraysh, Muhammad and his followers fled to this city, which became the first Islamic city.

Medina

500

The leader of the Islamic Empire after Muhammad had the title of __________.

What is a caliph?

500

Cube in Mecca that housed the idols before Muhammad "cleansed" it

Kaaba

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