Sections 1 and 2
Sections 3 and 4
3rd and 4th Pillar
Sections 7 and 8
Islamic Law: Shari'ah
100

The two foundations of Islam.

What are the Qu'ran and Sunnah?

100

How many gods do Muslims believe in, and what are the name(s)?

They believe in one God, named Allah.

100

What do Muslims do not do during the daylight hours of each day during the month of Ramadan?

Muslims do not eat any food or drink any liquid including water

100

What is the Ka’bah?

What is a place built to worship god?

100

What is shari’ah?

What is the search to understand God’s law?

200

The person who established the official edition of the Qu'ran

Who was Caliph Uthman?
200

What do they do before praying five times a day?

They perform a ritual washing before prayer.

200

Third pillar of Islam; charity

What is Zakat?

200

How many times do you perform the Hajj?

What is at least one time.

200

What century did schools of Islamic law emerge?

What is the 12th century?

300

The meaning of sunnah.

What is the example that Muhammad see for Muslim on how to live.

300

What is the second pillar called?

Salat

300

What does fasting teach and help Muslims understand?

Teach self-control, helps understand feelings of hunger and poverty

300

How many times do the pilgrims circle the Ka’bah?

What is 7 times?

300

What is the country that chose a non-religious legal model?

What is Turkey?

400

All are monotheistic, feature same figures and trace arising to Abraham.

How are the Christianity, islam and Judaism similar?

400

What do Muslims do every Friday?

They gather at a mosque for a midday congregational prayer.

400

How much of Muslims wealth are they required to give away to the poor?

One-fourth or 2.5 percent of their wealth

400

What is the definition of jihad?

What is to strive?

400

Who does the qadi sometimes consult for an opinion in a shari’ah court?

Who is a mufti, or scholar of law?

500

The ways that the Qu'ran and the Sunnah are related to the five pillars of Islam?

What is they are all describing the straight path?

500

What is the definition of Salat?

Salat is the daily ritual prayer. It emphasizes religious discipline, spirituality and closeness to God

500

What people don’t have to fast on Ramadan?

Pregnant people, travelers, the sick, the elderly, and children

500

How many interpretations of the Qur’an

What is infinity?

500

What are at least 3 out of the 5 categories of how Islamic law guides Muslim life?

Forbidden; discouraged; allowed; recommended; obligatory