Muhammad's Life
Islam religious beliefs
Islamic history
Geography
Achievements
100

The reason Muhammad was troubled and went to the hills to meditate for one month

the conditions of the poor

100

This is defined as a just and defensive war

jihad

100

In Bedouin culture, the name of a tribal rulers

sheik

100

birthplace of Muhammad

Mecca

100

the instrument used as a compass, a clock, a calculator and more

the astrolabe

200

The name for Muhammad's journey to Yathrib (Medina) 

Hijrah

200

The reason why Mecca is so important to visit and why pilgrimage is one of the 5 pillars

the Kaaba

200

The result of Hussein's revolt in the early Umayyad period 

the split of Islam into 2 groups, the Shiites and the Sunnis

200

Abu Bakr's capital

Medina

200

The name of at least 2 stories from 1001 Nights

The Merchant and the Demon, the Fisherman and the Jinnee, Aladdin

300

How Muhammad's role is viewed in Islamic belief

as a prophet

300

Christians, Jews and Muslims are all linked to this Old Testament prophet 

Abraham

300

The name of followers of the Arab Umayyads

Sunni Muslims

300

Umayyad capital

Damascus, Syria

300

Two features of Islamic architecture

abstract art (arabesques), minarets

400

The city of "the prophet"

Medina

400

the definition of alms

giving to the poor

400

The ruler of the Abbasid caliphate who was known for his charity and his lavish patronage of artists and writers 

Harun al Rashid

400

Abbasid Capital

Baghdad (modern-day Iraq)

400

Why Ibn Sina's medical encyclopedia was so revolutionary

described contagious diseases, how to avoid contamination of water supply, how to quarantine

500

The 2 main differences between Muhammad and Jesus

Muhammad is just a prophet, not the savior or Messiah; also Muhammad was a political and military leader, Jesus was just a spiritual leader

500

the revelations of Muhammad from the angel Gabriel are recorded in what book?

the Quran

500

Islamic expansion into Europe was halted at this location

Tours, France

500

Fatimid capital

Cairo, Egypt

500

This is how Ibn-Khaldun described the cycle of civilizations in the Muqaddimah 

birth, growth, and decay

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