 Drill: What does “Islam” Mean?  HW: Complete Compare/Contrast Chart  Obj: Identify and describe the beliefs and practices of Islam.

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 Drill: What does “Islam” Mean?  HW: Complete Compare/Contrast Chart  Obj: Identify and describe the beliefs and practices of Islam

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 They are written in the Koran  They are to be followed if you would like to reach Paradise or the after-life

 There is no God but Allah  Mohammed is his messenger (prophet)  They may believe in no other God but Allah.  There are NO pictures or drawings of Mohammed or Allah.

 Salat means worship  Muslims must pray 5 times a day facing Mecca (the Holy City)  On Fridays, Muslims should pray together at a Mosque

 Muslims must pay part of their income to help to the poor.  This money pays for schools, hospitals and fountains.

 Each year during the month of Ramadan, Muslims should fast or not eat from sun up to sun down.  Ramadan ends with a large feast.

 All Muslims should try and make a trip to Mecca, Saudi Arabia in their lifetime.  Visit the Kaba or Black Stone in Mecca and circle it to show devotion to Allah

 Counter-Clockwise Circle the Kabah  Try to kiss or touch the Black stone  Circle 7 times  Pray and drink from the well.

 1. Respect for parents and traditions  2. Obedience to parents and Allah  3. Be honest and kind, treat others as equals.

 1. Struggle for God  2. Protecting faith and Muslims (this can mean warfare)  3. Holy War

 Started in Palestine, present day Israel.

 Drill: Name the 3 Holy Books for Middle Eastern Religions.  HW: Quiz Tuesday.  Obj: Identify the beliefs and practices of Islam and explain how it impacts the daily lives of its followers.

 Judaism= Torah  Christianity= Bible  Islam= Koran

 Drill: Where did Islam begin?  HW: Illustration of Religions  Obj: Identify and describe the beliefs and practices of Islam

 Drill: draw the 3 symbols that represent the 3 religions.  HW: Quiz tomorrow on the 3 Religions.  Obj: Compare and contrast Judaism, Islam and Christianity.

 Drill: List 3 things you know about Islam.  HW: History makers Mohammad  Obj: Identify and describe the beliefs and practices of Islam

Islam Christianity Judaism