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A set on Muhammad, the Quran, and the core beliefs and practices of Islam.
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Around 610, Muhammad reported receiving revelations through the angel Gabriel while praying near Mecca. What did this begin?
Which belief was at the center of Muhammad's early preaching in Mecca?
In 622, Muhammad and his followers left Mecca for Yathrib, later called Medina. What did this journey come to mark?
According to traditional accounts, who was Muhammad's first convert after he accepted his prophetic mission?
After Muhammad reentered Mecca in 630, he removed idols from the Kaaba. What change did this represent?
Which city welcomed Muhammad's community after the 622 migration and is closely linked to his leadership of the early Muslim community?
Muslims believe Muhammad's recitations of God's revelations were preserved as Islam's sacred text. What is that text called?
A scholar studies reports about what Muhammad said and did to understand early Muslim practice. What source is the scholar using?
A Muslim jurist looks to Muhammad's example as a model for conduct and legal precedent. Which term names that example?
A court bases its rulings on Islamic sacred law drawn from the Quran and the Prophet's example. What is this law called?
The Islamic sacred text is divided into chapters and verses. What are its chapters called?
A person publicly testifies to belief in one God and in Muhammad as God's messenger. Which Five Pillars practice is this?
A Muslim stops at set times each day to perform formal prayer facing Mecca. Which pillar is being practiced?
A family gives a required share of its accumulated wealth to support people in need. Which pillar is this?
During Ramadan, a Muslim abstains from food and drink from dawn until sunset. Which pillar is being observed?
A Muslim who is physically and financially able travels to Mecca for the required pilgrimage. Which pillar is this?
Islam's core required practices, including daily prayer, charity, and fasting during Ramadan, are known as the Pillars of Islam. How many pillars are there?
During Ramadan, which of these groups is granted an exemption from the fasting requirement of Sawm?
Before Islam, Mecca's leading merchant tribe guarded the city's important shrine. Which tribe was it?
What religious pattern dominated much of pre-Islamic Arabia, including worship connected to idols at Mecca?
Why did Mecca matter economically before Islam?
Before Muhammad's preaching, what was the Kaaba in Mecca?
Which belief do Islam, Judaism, and Christianity share?
Which belief is distinctive to Islam among the three Abrahamic faiths taught here?
In Islamic teaching, Jews and Christians are often called People of the Book. What does that phrase point to?
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