1. ISLAM Islam ~ submission to divine will
Muslim ~ one who submits to divine will

2. Which of the following is a true statement:
A. All Arabs are Muslims
B. All Muslims are Arabs
C. Iran is an Arab country
D. None of the above

3. Which of the following is a true statement:
A. All Arabs are Muslims
All Muslims are Arabs
Iran is an Arab country
D. None of the above

4. During prayer a Muslim should face:
A. Mecca
Islamabad
Jerusalem
D. Washington, DC

5. During prayer a Muslim should face:
A. Mecca
Islamabad
Jerusalem
D. Washington, DC

6. Which of the following is a true statement:
A. Muslims believe Jesus is the son of God
Muslims believe Jesus is a prophet
C. Muslims do not believe Jesus existed

7. Which of the following is a true statement:
A. Muslims believe Jesus is the son of God
B. Muslims believe Jesus is a prophet
C. Muslims do not believe Jesus existed

8. Myth #1: Most Muslims are Arabs who live in the Middle East.
Reality:
Of more than 1 billion Muslims worldwide, only about 1/5 are Arabs.

9. Myth #2: Muslims have a unfamiliar religion and worship a strange god.
Reality:
Muslims are monotheistic and worship the same one God as Christians and Jews-the Arabic word for God is Allah

10. Myth #3: Muslims believe it is ok to kill civilians in a holy war or jihad.
Reality:
Only Muslim extremists believe this. In Arabic Jihad does not mean "holy war”. It means "struggle” or “strive”.

11. Myth #4: Most Muslim women wear veils over their faces and are treated very badly.
Reality
Muslim women have many different styles of dress- very few cultures require women to cover their faces.
The treatment of women varies from country to country and family to family.
Some Muslim countries, like Pakistan, have had female prime ministers. The U.S. has never had a female president.

12. The religion is called ISLAM. The people are MUSLIMS.
ALLAH is the Arabic word for God.
MOSQUE is the place of worship.
QURAN is the book of prayer.
this new interest in Islam is the result not of positive developments but of people’s desire to make sense of the attacks on the U.S. allegedly by a group of Muslim men, which has left them fearful, angry, and bewildered. The irony is that looking to Islam alone may not provide the answers, or the closure, that people are seeking
mining the Quran for incendiary quotes is essentially pointless. Religions evolve, and there is usually enough ambiguity in their founding scriptures to let them evolve in any direction. If Osama Bin Laden were a Christian, and he still wanted to destroy the World Trade Center, he would cite Jesus' rampage against the money-changers. If he didn't want to destroy the World Trade Center, he could stress the Sermon on the Mount.”
every religion—or secular ideology, for that matter—offers the possibility of violence and peace, oppression and liberation, depending on who is interpreting it, how, and in what particular contexts. As I always say, there is no resemblance between modern liberation theology and the Christianity of the Crusades, the Inquisition, and the Conquest.

13. Beliefs in Islam Islam is monotheistic.
Allah is the all-powerful creator of everything.
Islam offers salvation and the hope of an afterlife to its followers. PARADISE.

14. Mecca-Most Holy Site in Islam
Muslims trace their ancestors to Abraham and his son Ishmael, who were believed to have built a shrine in Mecca on the spot where Adam laid a stone.

15. The Kaaba-cornerstone is a sacred stone called the
Black Stone

17. Muhammad the Prophet 571~Muhammad born in Mecca
610~Claims to receive visions and messages from Allah.
622~Hijra or Escape. Muhammad and his followers escape prosecution and go to Medina.
This event marks Year 1 in the Islamic calendar.
Current year in Islam: 1434

18. The Hijra

19. Muhammad the Prophet 629 ~ Muhammad conquers Mecca
632 ~ Muhammad dies in Medina.
Ascends into Heaven from Jerusalem
Jerusalem is the third most holy site in Islam

20. Muhammad the Last Prophet
Muhammad came to believe that Allah had revealed himself partially through Moses-Judaism and Jesus-Christianity and that Allah’s final revelations were to him.

21. How is Muhammad Viewed?
Muhammad is not considered divine, as Jesus is in the Christian religion.
He is a prophet who conveys Allah’s final revelations through the Quran.

22. The Holy Quran Written and read in Arabic
Muslims believe the Quran is the direct word of Allah revealed to Muhammad
Written and read in Arabic

23. Characteristics of the Koran
About as long as the New Testament 114 suras, arranged from longest to shortest Most suras are collections of Mohammed’s teachings with no overall theme Suras are labeled by distinctive or unusual words found in each Considered the definitive form of Arabic Strictly speaking, cannot be translated, only paraphrased

24. Imam The leader of a mosque and the community.
The imam is the one who leads the prayer during Islamic gatherings.

25. The Five Pillars of Islam
Profession of Faith: There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
Daily Prayer: Pray five time times each day in the direction of the holy city of Mecca.
Charity: Giving alms to the poor.
Fasting: No food or drink from dawn until dusk during the holy month of Ramadan.
Hajj: Pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca.

26. Shahadah Profession of Faith
There is no god but Allah,
and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
The Flag of Saudi Arabia

27. Salat Daily Prayer Pray five times each day in the
direction of the holy city of Mecca.
God is Great. God is Great. God is Great. God is Great. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except God. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except God. I testify that Muhammad is the messenger of God. I testify that Muhammad is the messenger of God. Come to prayer! Come to prayer! Come to success! Come to success! God is Great! God is Great!
There is none worthy of worship except God.

28. Zakat Charity Giving alms to the poor.
2.5% of all of your financial holdings

29. Sawm Fasting
No food or drink from dawn until dusk during the holy month of Ramadan.
Eid al-Fitr means the Festival of Breaking the Fast
The beginning of Ramadan is based on the Islamic calendar and observing the first waxing crescent moon.

30. Pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca.
Hajj
Pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca.

31. Dome of the Rock Important to the Three Monotheistic Faiths
Muhammad died in 632 and rose into heaven from a holy rock in Jerusalem.
Christians believe Jesus gave sermons on the rock.
Jews believe Abraham prepared the sacrifice of his son Isaac on the same rock.
On the site Muslims built a mosque called the Dome of the Rock.

32. Dome of the Rock

33. Interior of the Dome of the Rock

35. The Muslim World Major groups of Muslims: Sunnis and Shiites
Most Muslims are Sunnis
Shiites are the majority in Iraq and Iran

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38. Islam by the death of Mohammed 632

39. Islam at 644, the year Omar died

40. 732, 100 Yrs after Mohammed

42. (Amneh+) Abdallah Abutalib Hamzeh Alabbas Abulahab Alhareth
Abraham
Ismail
Adnan
Quraiysh
Qussaiy
Abdmanaf
Abdshams Hashem
(Amneh+) Abdallah Abutalib Hamzeh Alabbas Abulahab Alhareth
The pedigree of Mohammed's family tracing back to Abraham.
Son of Abdallah and Amneh.
Note uncle Abutalib, viewed as monotheist by many historian, and his son Ali, Mohammed's cousin and ‘body’.
Paternal uncle, Abbas, the father of the Abbassids, while the Ummayah dynasty is 3 generations away
Uncle Hamzeh, whom Muhammad dearly loved, killed in a battle with Mecca, 627
The grave of his great grandfather, Hashim, is in Gaza
Adbelmuttalib
Muhammad
Ali
Ummayah Dynasty Abbbassides Dynasty
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