Pre-Islamic Arabia
The Quran
Sunna and Hadith
Muhammad in Mecca and Medina
After Muhammad: The Caliphates
100

This essential element of pre-Islamic Arabian tribal society is the concept of group responsibility

What is asabiyya?

100

This person was responsible for compiling the Quran at the request of Umar

Who is Abu Bakr?

100
This type of Sunna guided the pre-Islamic Arabian tribes.

What is Sunna of the Ancestors?

100

This was the original direction of the Qibla

Jerusalem

100

This term refers to the protected status given to Christians, Jews, and Zoroastrians under the Rashidun Caliphates

What is Dhimmi?

200

These people held "client" status within a tribe in pre-Islamic Arabia

Who are Mawali?

200

This individual brought the first revelation to Muhammad in 610

Who is Jibril (Gabriel)?

200

This is the process of documenting the chain of transmitters of a particular hadith to prevent fraudulent hadiths

What is Isnad?

200

This group of people aided the Muslims in emigrating to Medina

The Ansar

200

This Caliph is responsible for the beginning of the first Fitna

Who is Uthman?

300

This term describes people who were monotheists in pre-Islamic Arabia

Who are hanifs?

300

This phrase meaning "Mother of the Book" refers to the original scriptures sent down by the prophets of God

What is Umm al-Kitab?

300

This group of scholars belief that the hadith is unreliable as it is transmitted by humans and so the Quran is paramount in legal decisions

Who are ahl al-Kalam or ahl al-Quran?

300

This battle was considered furqan showing the prestige and righteousness of the Muslims

What is the Battle of Badr?

300

This term refers to early non-Arab converts to Islam

What is Mawali?

400

This quality is the opposite of jahl and was valued both in pre-Islamic and Islamic belief

What is hilm? (patience, self-control)

400
This refers to the inimitability of the Quran

What is i'jaz?

400

This communication, which is God's message through Muhammad's words, is important in Sufi Islam

What is Hadith Qudsi?

400

This term describes the format of the revelations received by Muhammad

What is wahy?

400

This person refused to acknowledge Ali's status as Caliph and fought him for the title at the Battle of Siffin

Who is Mu'awiya?

500

The belief in no life or judgement after death and no resurrection describes what term in pre-Islamic Arabia

What is Dahr or Fatalism?

500

This word describes the association of anything with God

What is shirk?

500

This person believed the Quran was the word of God verbatim and the sunna of Muhammad was the word of God expressed through other means.

Who is al-Shafi'i?

500

This siege of Medina ended in a stalemate and resulted in the attack and expulsion of the Jewish clan of Qurayza by the Muslims.

What is the Battle of the Trench?

500

This refers to the pledge made by Umar to Abu Bakr after he was chosen as Caliph and is important for the legitimation of the succession of Abu Bakr

What is Bay'a?

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