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- 1. This is a legal system based on interpretations of Islam.
- 3. Places where Muslims worship.
- 7. Term for the land that came under Muslim's rule.
- 10. Large cube-shaped structure that contains the Black Stone in Mecca.
- 11. The call to prayer occurs from these towers alongside mosques.
- 13. The third pillar of Islam is the giving of ____, or charity, to the poor.
- 14. The fifth pillar of Islam is the ______, or pilgrimage, to Mecca.
- 15. The second pillar of Islam includes daily _______.
- 17. In Islam, the one, true god.
- 19. According to Islam, Muslims, Jews, and Christians are these.
- 21. This peninsula was the birthplace of Islam.
- 22. Means "the tradition." This is a record of Muhammad's behavior and serves as a guide for Muslims' lives.
- 23. Branch of Islam that means "the Way of the Prophet." They are most popular in the Arabian Peninsula.
- 25. An important city for trade and where Muhammad was born.
- 26. The Umayyad Dynasty built this on the site where the First and Second Temples were.
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- 2. The Abbasid Dynasty built this as a place for scholars and artists to meet and learn.
- 3. After his uncle died, Muhammad moved to this city. It eventually became known as the "Prophet's City."
- 4. Branch of Islam that means "the Party of Ali." They are most popular in Iran.
- 5. The fourth pillar of Islam is the requirement to _____ during Ramadan.
- 6. The term for the messages that Muhammad received from Allah and the angel.
- 8. The title of Muslim leaders after Muhammad died.
- 9. Clan that killed Ali, the cousin of Muhammad.
- 12. The sacred text of Islam in which messages from Allah were recorded.
- 13. The Abbasid Dynstasy perfected this navigational instrument.
- 16. After receiving messages from Allah, he became known as the Prophet.
- 17. This dynasty moved the capital of the caliphate to Baghdad and emphasized the arts & sciences.
- 18. Branch of Islam that seeks a mystical connection with Allah through mediation, chanting, and dancing.
- 20. The first pillar of Islam is the profession of ______.
- 24. In 1258, this group from Asia invaded Baghdad and ended the caliphate.
