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Nomad

A person with no fixed home

100

Alms

Money or gifts given to the poor

100

Omar

3rd caliph

100

Hajj

Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca

100

Caravan

travelers

200

Scheherazade

Eldest daughter of the grand vizier who gave up her life to the king, author of 1001 nights
200

Aladdin

A poor boy who becomes rich when he finds a magical lamp

200

1001 nights

Islamic fairy tale

200

Ali Baba and the 40 thieves

Islamic fairytale

200

Sinbad the sailor

Islamic fairytale

300

Sunni

A branch tribe that believes anyone can be caliph

300

Caliph

Ruler of Islam

300

Kaaba

Creation stone inside a black box

300

Mosque

A Muslim place of worship

300

Kadijah

Muhammad's wife

400

Islam

Arabic word for submission, complete obedience, surrender

400

Muslim

Arabic word for one who submits

400

Dome of the Rock

The mosque the Muslims built over the temple

400

5 pillars

Belief in one god, prayer five times a day, almsgiving, fast a Ramadan, pilgrimage to Mecca 

400

What was like in Arabia before Islam? 

Before Islam, Arabia was nomadic, they traded for water, and water. They were tribal and polytheistic. 

500

How did Islam develop? Who was the founder?

Muhammad founded Islam. Islam was converted by Angel Gabriel. Muhammad spread the news.

500

How did Islam change Arabia?

Islam united the tribe of Arabia. They made Arabia give up polytheism and followed new rules.

500

How did geography help shape Islam?

Islam was shaped by nomadic people who cared about food, water, shelter, and clothes. These people had no fixed homes.

500

What are the Holiest cities of Islam?

Mecca, because of the Kaaba, Medina, because it was the first city to convert and the city of prophet, and Jerusalem, because that is where Muhammad took his night trip to Heaven and then came back

500

What was the schism of Islam?

The schism of Islam was the split of division between the Shiites and the Sunnis. The Shiites believed that only a member from Muhammad's family could be caliph. The Sunnis believed that anyone could be caliph.

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