Pre-Islamic Arabia

The belief that natural objects, natural phenomena, and the universe itself possess souls, is the definition of:

• Animism
• Animagus
• Animalist
• Animology

Islam means:

• Patience and Peace
• Gentleness and Peace
• Submission and Peace
• Justice and Peace

The Sacred Text in Islam is the:

• Bible
• Qu'ran
• Torah
• Vedas

An Arab desert nomad is known as a:

• Allah
• Badian
• Bedouin
• Sheikh

The Arab tribes worshiped various patron gods and goddesses, this means they were:

• Atheistic
• Humanistic
• Monotheistic
• Polytheistic

One religious practice which predates Islam, but is a feature of Islamic worship today is:

• Almsgiving
• Fasting
• Dietary Laws
• Pilgrimage

The Cube-shaped monolith and shrine located in Mecca is known by the name:

• Ab'ba
• Bab'ar
• Ka'ba
• Taqwa

Other religions were present in the Arabian Peninsula before Islam, these religions were:

• Buddhism, Hinduism and Zoroastrianism
• Judaism, Christianity and Zoroastrianism
• Judaism, Christianity and Hinduism
• Hinduism, Christianity and Taoism

The Quraysh tribe controlled the city of Mecca. This caused:

• greater divisions between social classes
• more equality between social classes
• the abandonment of social classes
• the unification of all tribes as one people

'Taqwa' means:

• An acknowledgement of religion
• An awareness or consciousness of God
• An understanding of the world
• A rejection of the supernatural dimension