Islam

Islam teaches that Jews and Christians are “People of the Book” because they

• have holy writings given by God.

• observe the same holidays.

• follow the same rules of daily life.

• like to tell stories in their worship

Islam, Judaism, and Christianity have much in common including

• their belief in polytheism.

• the same people in their sacred texts.

• the same dietary restrictions.

• similar dress code requirements.

Which of these would most likely be found in the Sunnah?

• rulings by Islamic judges

• poems by the angel Gabriel

• guidance from Muhammad

• the lives of the early caliphs

To which question would Muslims answer “Muhammad”?

• Who is God in human form?

• Who is the messenger of God?

• Who was an angel sent by God?

• Who was God's warrior on Earth?

Why would a Muslim say the following quote? "There is no god but God"

• to emphasize their involvement in the jihad

• to follow the laws of the Shari'ah

• to dishonor Muhammad's son

• to affirm their belief in monotheism

For Muslims, praying five times a day is an act that emphasizes

• fairness.

• courage.

• kindness.

• discipline.

Why do mosques all over the world have fresh, flowing water?

• as a symbol of an oasis

• for drinking during a fast

• for washing before prayer

• as a way to understand God

A chart listing the Five Pillars of Islam would include which of the following?

• Study the Qur'an.

• Give to the needy.

• Honor your parents.

• Observe the Sabbath.

The third Pillar of Islam is zakat, which means “purification.” Muslims observe this pillar by

• sharing their wealth.

• not eating after sunset.

• washing each other's feet.

• confessing their sins in public.

How is daily life different for Muslims during Ramadan?

• They repeat the shahadah.

• They have many large parties.

• They do not eat during the day.

• They gather for midday prayers.