Islam Unit Review
CGE2c,ISV.05, ISV.06, IS1.04, IS1.05, IS2.02
People
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Muhammad, Abraham, Adam, Jesus, Angels, Women, Imam
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Places
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Dome of the Rock, Medina, Mecca, Mosque
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Rites of Passage
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Birth, Death, Adhan, Aqiqah,
Day of Judgment
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Words
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Glossary Terms, Islam, Polygamy, Creed, Monotheistic, Jihad, Hijrah,
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Sacred writing
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Koran(Qur’an), Hadith(Sunnah)
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5 Pillars
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1 - Shahadah-Profession of Faith
2 - Salah- Prayer 5 times a day
3- Zakah- Giving money to charity
4 - Saum-fasting during Ramadan
5 - Hajj-Pilgrimage to Mecca
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7 Beliefs
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The Nature of Allah
Angels
The Prophets
The Inspired Books
The Day of Judgment
The Hereafter
Kismet(Predestination)
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Statistics
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How many? Where? Growth?
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Daily Life
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Hijab, Divisions of Islam,Food & Drink
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Festivals
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Day of Hijrah, Millad ul-Nabi, Mi’raj Ramadan, Eid-Al-Fitr (Break Fast), Eid-Al-Adha (Feast of Sacrifice),
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Art & Architecture
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Prayer Mat, Calligraphy, Buildings,
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Islam
Shares common history with Christianity and Judaism up until the time of Abraham
Islam is the second largest religion in the world.
Islam is also the fastest growing religious tradition in the world.
Islam came on the world scene in the 7th century.
Those people who follow this tradition are called Muslims, which means "one who submits to the will of God".
Islam is a monotheistic religion because they only believe in one God.
Muslims believe that all of life is sacred therefore there should be no separation between the secular and the sacred.
Muslim Symbols and Holy Places
Crescent Star and Moon
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