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Vocabulary

a watering hole in the desert oasis a watering hole in the desert

a group of traveling merchants and animals caravan a group of traveling merchants and animals

sultan a Muslim ruler

five basic laws Muslims follow sunna five basic laws Muslims follow

believer in the religion of Islam Muslim believer in the religion of Islam

Muslim house of worship mosque Muslim house of worship

Quran the Muslim holy book

monotheism the belief in one God

tribe a social division in a traditional society consisting of families or communities linked by social, economic, religious ties

the political and spiritual leader of a Muslim state caliph the political and spiritual leader of a Muslim state

a special religious journey pilgrimage a special religious journey

Islam the religion of the Muslims, a monotheistic faith regarded as revealed through Muhammad as the Prophet of Allah

Shi’ite muhammad Son-in-law Ali Ali’s son Ali’s grandson Muslims who believe the leader of the faith should be descendent from Muhammad’s son-in-law Ali

Sunni muhammad Son-in-law Ali umayyad Ali’s son Ali’s grandson Muslims who believe the leader of the faith should be descendent from the Umayyads