Vocab
Leaders & Events
Achievements
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Lightning Round
100

The holy book of Islam is the ____________.

Quran

100

Muhammad’s move from Mecca to Medina is called the ____________.

Hijra

100

he Arabic word for “algebra” is ____________.

al-jabr

100

All 3 Abrahamic religions are ____________.

monotheistic

100

Name the 5 Pillars of Islam.

  • Faith (Shahada – belief in one God, Allah, and Muhammad as his prophet)

  • Prayer (Salat – five times a day)

  • Almsgiving (Zakat – giving to the poor)

  • Fasting (Sawm – during Ramadan)

  • Pilgrimage (Hajj – to Mecca)

200

The Islamic legal code is called ____________

Sharia

200

After the Gupta Empire fell, South Asia broke into ____________.

smallkingdoms

200

Who wrote the Canon of Medicine?

Ibn Sina / Avicenna

200

The Hajj unites Muslims because ____________.

all Muslims travel to Mecca

200

Name 2 Muslim contributions to math or science.

  • Algebra (from al-jabr)

  • Arabic numerals (including the number zero)

  • Astronomy (star charts, measuring Earth’s circumference)

  • Medicine (Canon of Medicine, hospitals, surgical practices)

300

A follower of Islam is called a ____________.

Muslim

300

Sunnis believed leaders should be chosen for ____________.

ability/consensus

300

Al-Idrisi was famous for making ____________.

maps


300

The Quran unites Muslims because ____________.

shared holy book / rules

300

 Name 2 trade items carried by caravans.

  • Spices

  • Silk

  • Gold

  • Books and paper

  • Textiles

400

The split in Islam was between ____________ and ____________.

(Sunnis/Shias

400

Shias believed leaders should be ____________.

Muhammad’s relatives

400

Astronomy helped Muslims determine ____________.

prayer times & navigation

400

One similarity between Islam and Christianity is ____________.

belief in one God, prophets, etc.

400

Name 2 cities important in Islamic history.

  • Mecca (birthplace of Muhammad, site of the Kaaba)

  • Medina (Hijra destination, first Muslim community)

  • Baghdad (Abbasid capital, center of trade and learning)

  • Damascus (Umayyad capital)

  • Cordoba (center of Islamic Spain)

500

The Abbasid capital, famous for trade and learning, was ____________.

Baghdad

500

Name one empire that prospered from trade routes across Asia and Africa.

Abbasid / Delhi Sultanate, etc

500

Islamic scholars preserved the works of ____________ and ____________.

Greece and Rome

500

One difference between Islam and Judaism is ____________.

Muslims follow Muhammad, Jews don’t, etc.

500

This Muslim scholar wrote the Canon of Medicine, a book used in Europe for centuries.

Who is Ibn Sina (Avicenna)?

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