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EARLY LIFE: Muhammad was born in 570 to a respectable though not wealthy or powerful clan of the Quraysh tribe. His father died before he was born, his mother shortly afterward, leaving Muhammad under the care of his grandparents and uncle. Muhammad ( )

THE REVELATIONS: A man of spiritual insight, Muhammad received in 610 the first of many revelations that commanded him to teach all people a new faith that called for: An unquestioned belief in one God, Allah A deep commitment to social justice

TEACHING IN MECCA: Muhammad began teaching in Mecca, but he converted few people outside his own circle. Meccans feared that his new faith might call into question the legitimacy of the shrines in Mecca and jeopardize the traditional pilgrimages to the Kaaba with their accompanying trade.

FLIGHT TO MEDINA: At this point, citizens from Medina, a smaller trading community troubled by dissension, asked Muhammad to become their leader. The journey from Mecca to Medina is called the Hijra (HEEZH-rah) and the event was seen as so important that 622 is the year in which the Islamic calendar begins.

UNITY: In Medina, Muhammad gathered around him a large community of believers. This group was to become the foundation of the Islamic state. The substitution of faith for blood ties was able to unite rival Arab tribes and bring about political unity.

RETURN TO MECCA: Although Muhammad was fully in control in Medina, Mecca remained the focus of his attention. Its political and economic importance were critical to his desire to convert all of Arabia.

MUHAMMAD’S TEACHING People were asked to surrender completely to Allah, the one true God. The surrender is known as al-Islam.) Quran – holy book of Islam Ultimate goal – reach salvation in the afterlife

The Five Pillars of Islam FAITH PRAYER ALMSGIVING FASTING PILGRIMAGE

1. PROFESSION OF FAITH (SHAHADAH): Muslims bear witness to the oneness of God by reciting the creed "There is no God but God and Muhammad is the Messenger of God."

2. PRAYER (SALAH): The world's Muslims turn individually and collectively to Mecca to offer five daily prayers at dawn, noon, mid-afternoon, sunset and evening. In addition, Friday congregational service is also required.

3. ALMSGIVING (ZAKAH): Social responsibility is considered part of one's service to God; so almsgiving is obligatory.

4. FASTING DURING RAMADAN (SAWM) : The fast is an act of personal worship in which Muslims seek a richer perception of God. It is also an exercise in self control.

5. PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA (HAJI): The pilgrimage is an expression of Islamic faith and unity.