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Islamic Literature Flashcards

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Abu

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An element in many male Arab names, meaning “farther of” - thus Abu Dawud means “Father of Dawud”

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Adhan

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The Muslim call to public prayer

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Ahl Al-Kitab

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“People of the Book”- the title the Quran gives to the Jews and Christians, because they received divine revelations (see Sura 3:72, 113). In the beginning, Muhammad said, “He who wrongs a Jew or a Christian will have myself as his accuser on the Day of Judgment.” However in his last hour he apparently changed his mind, saying “Two religiosn in the Arabian Peninsula are not to be tolerated.” Abu Bakr applied this principle in his message to Ahl al - Kitab living in Arabia.

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Ahmadia

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A heretical Muslim sect stated by Mirzi Ghulam Ahmad kadiani.

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Al-

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The Arabic definite article, prefixed to substatives; often used as a flag for the genitive consruction, vis. X or Y

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Al-Andalus

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The part of Spain under Muslim rule. Its frontier fluctuated with the fortunes of war.

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Al- Baidawi

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Naser el-Din Abdulla, a well known Muslim commentator, who died AD 1286. His commentary is called Anwar al-Tanzil Wa Asrar al -Ta’wil

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Al-Bukhari

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Muhammad ibn Ismael. Spent 16 years listening to 600.000 ahadith of which he accepted only 7,275

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AD 570

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Birth of Muhammad

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AD 597

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Muhammed married Khadija

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AD 610

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Muhammad received his first revelation

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620

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Khadija died: Muhammad married sawda bing Zam’a

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622

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the Jijra- Muhammad moved to Medina, the frist year of the Islamic era

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623

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Muhammad married Aisha bin Abu Baker (age 9)

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624

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Battle of Badr- Muslims defeated the forcres of Mecca

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625

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Muhammad married Hafsa bint Umar - Meccans defeated Muslim forces at Uhud

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627

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Battle of the Ditch, Siege of Medina, Muslims won

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629

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Byzantine forces defeated Muslim army

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630

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Muhammads’s forces took Mecca

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632

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Muhammad’s last pilgrimage to Mecca and death (Aisha age 18)

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632-34

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Caliphate of Abu Bakr

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634-44

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Caliphate of Umar

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644-56

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Caliphate of Uthman

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656-661

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Caliphate of Ali

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661-750

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Rule of the Omayyad Dynasty

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674

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Muslims besieged Constantinople

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680

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Death of Husain at Karbala’

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711

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Muslims crossed from North AFrica to Spain

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711-1492

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Muslim Occupation of Spain

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732

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Battle of Tours- Charles Martel defeated the Muslims

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750-1258

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Rule of the Abbasid Dynasty

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786-809

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Caliphate of Haroun al-Rashid in Baghdad

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33
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870

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Muslims took Malta

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34
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1091

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Christian forces recovered Sicily and Malta

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35
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1096-1270

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The Crusades

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36
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1096-1099

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First Crusade (Response to the capture of Edessa, 1141)

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1189-1192

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Third Crusade (Cyprus from Byzantium; Acre from Moslems)

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1202-1204

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Fourth Crusade

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39
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1099

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Crusaders Capture Jerusalem, July 19

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40
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1187

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Saladin defeats the Crusaders, reclaim Jerusalem

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41
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1203

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Muslims rule begins in North India

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42
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1227

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Death of Genghis Khan

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43
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1405

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Death of Tamerlane

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44
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1453

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Fall of Constantinople to the Muslims

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45
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1492

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Muslims expelled from Spain

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46
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1517

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Caliphate taken over by the Ottoman sultans

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47
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1923

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Abolition of the Caliphate

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48
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Muhammad’s Trip to Syria

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Age 12

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49
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Muhammad joined ____ on his journey

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Uncle

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50
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Muhammad was exposed to…

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Bad branches of the Christian faith

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51
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Muhammad may have…

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Embraced the teachings of Jesus

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52
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Muhammad formed a friendship with…

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Christian monk

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53
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Mary was ____ in Muhammad’s mind

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Held a goddess

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54
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The church did not…

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Hold to the unity of the God head

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55
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Mary looks like…

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Part of the trinity

56
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The Hidden Years

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Don’t know much between ages 12-15

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Muhammad herded sheep in…

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Mecca

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He learned about…

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Arab religion and was taught much about the teaching and faith of Abraham

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Khadija was…

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15 years older than him, she was a powerful person, she had a daughter and two sons in the previous marriage, she gave him four sons and two daughters, sons died at infancy

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The first revelation

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AD 610

61
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Muhammad was asleep when…

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Gabriel the Angel appeared to him and shouted “recite”

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Muhammad was…

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Illiterate and knew how to memorize

63
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Muhammad was addressed as…

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Muhammad is addressed as the man in the blanket or the man who is wrapped up

64
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The Cessation of the revelation

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Based on providential wisdom

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Followers multiply- Persecution Begins

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First followers were Khadija (wife) and his family

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Muhammad encouraged

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During a difficult period, Muhammad received his most dramatic revelations

67
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Encouraged by all the prophets of God…

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Some say that Muhammad saw god face to face and had 70.000 conversations with him

68
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The Hijra

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The Flight 622 AD

69
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Mecca to Yathrib

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Became Medina- City of the prophet

70
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His followers lived in

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Yathrib

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Sura 33:50

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God authorized his polygamy and authorized rape, pillage, and burn tactics

72
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Khadija was Muhammad’s wife for ____ years

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25

73
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Sawda bint Zam’s

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620

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Aisha bint Abu Bakr

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“Favorite Child Bride” and the youngest of the wives, she was married at 8, and was 18 when Muhammad died

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Aisha was consulted about…

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Theological issues

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Hafsa bint Umar

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625 AD

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Zainab bint Khuzaima

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Widowed, and known as the “Mother of the Poor”

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Um Salama

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AD 628

79
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Zainab bint Iahsh

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maye AD 625

80
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Juwairieh bint al-Harith

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Jewish- Muhammad freed her and married her after her husband was killed in the war with the Muslims

81
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Safia bint Huyai (Jewish)

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She was taken captive by Muslims (Muhammaed freed her- Translation: raped her)

82
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Um Habiba

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From Ethiopia

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Mariya (Coptic from Egypt AD 629

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Captive until she gave him a son and then she was moved to a wife

84
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Muhammed was the only one alive to marry more than ____ wives

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4

85
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Early Islamic Wars

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The Battle of Badr (Sura 8:41) and The Battle of Uhud (Sura 2:190-91)

86
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Early in Islamic history the bowing down was towards Jerusalem

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The taking of Mecca made a significant change during the early days of Islam

87
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A New Quiblah

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Direction for prayer

88
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Switched from Jerusalem to____

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Ka’aba in Mecca

89
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Suras 2:125, 142, 144 mean..

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wherever you turn Allah will be there

90
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The latter Sura’s of the Quran show thoroughly hatred towards

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Jews and Christians

91
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Delegations of 630

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Several tribes embrace Islam

92
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Muhammad died at age

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60

93
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Muslims believe in the Quran the

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Eleventh century edit

94
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The Hadith

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Al-Bukhari and the basis for law

95
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The Quias and The Ijma began in

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the systematized third century

96
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The Muslim law has

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Four schools of thought

97
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Allah is

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Like the word of Elohim; found in the name of Muhammad’s father; excited the Arab peninsula long before Muhammad’s time; Sura 112:1-4

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99 names of God

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Contradictory

99
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Allah in Muslim Theology

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Essence, Attributes and works; Allah’s oneness and three attributes; three time possessor

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Attributes are…

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life, knowledge, power, willing, seeing, hearing, speech, eternity

101
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Sura 19:63

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Allah created the world and sustained it, and his created activity are for men’s work

102
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Muslims often say…

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“if Allah wills”

103
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Islam means

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Surrender submission, and subjection

104
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Angles

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Jibril (Gabriel) was called the faithful spirit and was sent to Mary to tell her about Jesus

105
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Mikhail

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Sounds the trumpet in the end times

106
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Al-Zabaniya

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The violent Thrusters

107
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Al-Mugarabun

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The brought near to Allah

108
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Munkar and Nakir

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Visit one after he has been buried and question him about his faith; if he believes then it becomes purgatory; if he is a saint the grave may be a preliminary paradise

109
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Shaitan/Iblis (Sura 7:10-17)

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Supposed to bow down to Adam

110
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Harut and Marut

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The jinn- Belief in the jinn is common especially in strong Islamic areas

111
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The Torah

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Many Muslims believe the OT is a Holy Book and they believe it was changed by the Jews

112
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The Zabur

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They believe that all 150 Psalms were David’s personal Psalms

113
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The injil

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Believes that this was the book given to Jesus; Jesus took it when he ascended; would be considered the entire NT

114
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The Qur’an

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The origin, “When Muhammad said powerful and wise, Abdahla said forgiving and merciful.” He claimed he used to manipulate Muhammad any way he wanted. If it was revealed to Muhammad it was revealed to him.

115
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Prophets

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Suras 3:33; 4:163; 6:84-87 Adam the chosen of Allah, Safi Allah; Noah, the preacher of Allah, Nabi Allah; Abraham, the friend of Allah, Khalil Allah

Moses , The speaker of Allah, Kalim Allah
Jesus, the word of Allah, Kalimat Allah. Muhammad, the apostle of Allah, Rasul Allah

116
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Day of Judgment

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Muslims are required to believe in the day of Judgment

117
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The fire is for_____ believers

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Disobedient

118
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The jihad is _____

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war and those who die in the war or the women who have died in childbirth will go straight to paradise

119
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Janna

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Garden of paradise

120
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Jahannan

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Fire

121
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The anti-christ

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Daijal

122
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The decree of Good and Evil

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gada’ wa gadar

123
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Quda

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Deciding, commanding, judging, fixing

124
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Qadar

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To measure an amount, to estimate, to assign, something by measure

125
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Creed

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“There is not God, but Allah, and Muhammad is the Apostle of Allah.”

126
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Muslims spend _____ min. in prayer

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80 min.

127
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Non-fundamentalist spend about _____ min in prayer

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150 min.

128
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Fundamentalists spend about _____ min. in prayer

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300 min.

129
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Jihad

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Holy War

130
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Sunni Islam

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From “sunna” a path and manner of life; the custom, especially of Muhammad, transmitted through the Hadith.”

131
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Shia Muslims

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Dominion, race, secrecy, messianism, dogmatism

132
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Sufism

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Blends with Hinduism and has its roots in some form of Egyptian christianity

133
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Sufism

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Origin, pioneers, fear/love, the Tariqa

134
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Sura 2:51

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Moses’ working with people

135
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Sura 3:47

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In Sura they venerate Mary on one side and they scandalize her on the other

136
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Sura 3:59

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Jesus was created from the dust

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