Unit 7: Quiz

  • Due Jul 24, 2016 at 11:59pm
  • Points 45
  • Questions 15
  • Time Limit 30 Minutes

Instructions

Below is a sample of questions that will appear on the quiz. Use them to guide your reading. A subset of these will appear on the quiz. 

Chapter 10

  1. The beginning of the Muslim calendar is the Western year
  1. Islam particularly stresses
  1. Muhammad was born and raised in
  1. Islam literally means
  1. Observant Muslims do not allow
  1. Which of the following is NOT typical of Islam?
  1. The phrase “Five Pillars of Islam” refers to
  1. Islam and Judaism are similar in that they both
  1. Muslims trace themselves back ultimately to what great patriarch?
  1. The Islamic month of fasting is called
  1. The year 1 of the Muslim calendar dates from what event in the life of Muhammad?
  1. The sacred book of Islam, which gives the sermons of Muhammad, is called the
  1. The name given to Islamic mysticism is
  1. The branch of Islam that is found primarily in Iran and Iraq is
  1. Which country had a large Muslim population for almost 800 years?
  1. The Shiite branch developed because
  1. A remembrance of what Muhammad said or did is called
  1. At first, before they were instructed to face Mecca for prayer, followers of Muhammad faced toward what city for prayer?
  1. Muhammad’s job was
  1. Regarding the afterlife, Muslims believe
  1. All Muslims, unless prevented by poverty or sickness, are expected to visit Mecca at least once in their lifetime in the religious journey (pilgrimage) known as
  1. The successor to Muhammad, for centuries a political as well as a religious figure, was called
  1. Ramadan is the
  1. The month-long fast that observant Muslims keep involves
  1. The minaret is
  1. Muhammad had his first revelations
  1. During the pilgrimage, men must wear the robe of Abraham, which is
  1. Part of the pilgrimage ritual involves
  1. Muhammad and his followers escaped from Mecca to Yathrib (Medina). This event
  1. At the Kabah, what object is venerated?
  1. The major problem with a reliance on hadiths is that
  1. Literally, the word “Muslim” means a person who
  1. The chanter who calls people to prayer is called
  1. The Sunni reform movement that began in Saudi Arabia is
  1. The Sunni reform movement that for a while took control of Afghanistan is called
  1. The Turkish leader who ended the caliphate was
  1. The Sunni reform movement that began in India and became popular in Pakistan is called
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