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WH Unit 4 NC Review
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- Q1Islamic god; Muslims believe it to be the same as the Jewish/Christian God, but their denial of the Trinity and the nature of Allah make him distinctly separate.Allah30s
- Q2A religion based on the teachings of the prophet Mohammed which stresses belief in one god (Allah). Its followers are called Muslims and they adhere to the Five Pillars of their faith.Islam30s
- Q3the flight of Muhammad and his followers to Medina in 622, which became year 1 of the official calendar of IslamHijrah30s
- Q4successor to Muhammad as political and religious leader of the MuslimsCaliph30s
- Q5A holy war fought in the name of Islam against non-believers; sometimes interpreted as a metaphor for the internal, moral struggle of MuslimsJihad30s
- Q6Arabic for "recitation," it is the most sacred scripture of Islam and is believed contain the written record of the revelations given to Muhammad by the angel Gabriel.Qur'an or Koran30s
- Q7artistic handwriting or letteringcalligraphy30s
- Q8Islamic house of worshipMosque30s
- Q9a man who calls Muslims to prayer from the minaret of a mosqueMuezzin30s
- Q10A distinctive feature of mosque architecture, a tower from which the faithful are called to worship.Minaret30s
- Q11Arab prophet; founder of religion of Islam.Muhammad30s
- Q12Shahada- Declaration of faith, Salat- prayer, Zakat- alms giving, Sawm- fasting, and Hajj- pilgrimage to MeccaFive Pillars of Islam30s
- Q13An Islamic Dynasty based on succession rather than election following the first period of caliphates. Expanded the Islamic Empire farther into Africa and Asia. Fell apart in 750 CE due to internal tensions.Umayyad Dynasty30s
- Q14Ruling family of the Islamic Empire during its golden age. This dynasty is responsible for many achievements in math, science, medicine, and art. Moved the capital to Baghdad to be better positioned along trade routes from China to Europe.Abbassid Dynasty30s
- Q15(732 CE) European victory over Muslims. It halted Muslim movement into Western Europe. Charles Martel, a Frank (France), lead forces.Battle of Tours30s