Arabic
Five Pillars of Faith
Prophet Muhammad
Beliefs and Practices
100
This is the Arabic word for God.
What is Allah?
100
This is the fifth pillar of faith that Muslims are required to do at least once in their lifetime if they are able to. (Brief description, not the Arabic word for it.)
What is the pilgrimage to Mecca?
100
This document contains the records of how Prophet Muhammad lived his life according to the will of God.
What is the Sunnah?
100
A person who follows the teachings of Muhammad
What is a Muslim?
200
This is the internal struggles Muslims have to obey God and become the best Muslim they can be.
What is jihad?
200
This pillar guides the way Muslims may treat others.
What is the third pillar ("zakat") and/or donating to charity?
200
This is where Muhammad was when he first heard words from God.
What is a cave (of Mt. Hira)?
200
These religions share similar beliefs with Islam
What is Christianity and Judaism
300
This is the Arabic word for donating to charity.
What is Zakat?
300
This happens during the month of Ramadan.
What is the fourth pillar, and/or fasting.
300
This was the first mosque (or prayer building).
What was Muhammad's house?
300
Muslims believe this document contains the word of God
What is the Qur'an?
400
This is the Arabic word for Muslims' pilgrimage to Mecca.
What is hajj?
400
Under which pillar must Muslims must profess their faith and believe there is no God but God and Muhammad is his prophet?
What is the first pillar ("Shahadah")?
400
This is the city where Prophet Muhammad was originally born.
What is Mecca?
400
These two documents are what Shariah law is based on
What are the Qur'an and Sunnah?
500
Name at least four of the five pillars--in Arabic.
What are salat, zakat, hajj, sawm, and/or Shahada?
500
Which document contains the five pillars of faith?
What is the Sunnah?
500
This is the name of the archangel who visited Prophet Muhammad.
Who is Archangel Gabriel?
500
Islam shares many of the same beliefs with Judaism and Christianity, such as ______________, the belief in one God.
What is monotheism?
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