Across
- 1. pilgrimage to Mecca
- 3. arabic word for "submitter". a believer or follower of Islam, NOT a religion
- 5. arabic for "square building". large black stone in Mecca, believed to be located in the same place that Abraham worshiped God. connection between heaven and earth
- 6. successors to Muhammad
- 9. alms for purification, for the poor
- 10. submission to God's will, arabic word for "submission"
- 13. Holiest city in Islam, place of the rock-- Kaaba-- direction of prayer
- 17. flight or migration
- 18. determine the ship's latitude from the height of the Pole Star or of the sun.
- 20. radical and more strict, want their leaders to stay within the line of Muhammad, believe to be chosen by God
- 21. the site of the miraj, the Prophet Muhammad's miraculous ascension to heaven with the angel Gabriel and his faithful horse Buraq
- 23. democratic and dedicated, want to elect the most capable of followers
- 24. Shahada, Salah, Zakat, Sawm, and Hajj
Down
- 2. Empire/Kingdom wealthy African civilization controlled a large territorial state and access to trade routes linking the Roman Empire to the Middle East and India, arose in Ethiopia during the first century C.E.
- 4. a set of Islamic religious law that governs aspects of day-to-day life for Muslims in addition to religious rituals.
- 7. used by Arab merchants in South Asia & East Africa
- 8. Navigator, huge pusher of exploration, opens a school for sailors, conquers muslim city of Ceuta in 1415 in North Africa
- 11. worshiped the spirits of nature and honored their dead ancestors,
- 12. arabic for "recitation", written in the form of poetry and should be read out load and memorized, 114 chapters, the Bible of Islam
- 14. individuals in Islam who are believed to spread God's message on Earth and serve as models of ideal human behaviour.
- 15. the Christian forces of the Franks defeated the Muslims and STOPPED their progress into Europe
- 16. A minaret is a tall tower attached or adjacent to a mosque. It is designed so the call to prayer, issued from mosques five times a day, can be heard loud and clear throughout a town or city.
- 19. a place of prostration. their place of worship
- 22. holy war
