Arabic word for God
Islamic shrine
- Muslims believe Abraham rebuilt it in Mecca where Adam had originally built it
- reclaimed and purified by Muhammad when he captured Mecca in the seventh century
- Currently enclosed within the great mosque of Mecca
Islamic Temporal and spiritual leaders regarded by Sunni Muslims as successors of Muhammad
gods final revelation (superseding the Jewish and Christian bibles)
- Smaller of the 2 branches of Islam
mosque leader chosen for his knowledge of Islam and his holiness
- the spiritual leader of the line Ali
law of Islam
- based on the Qur'an, Sunnah, and Hadith
Muhammad's cousin/son-in-law who is believed by Shi'ah as the rightful successor to Muhammad
- larger of the two main branches of Islam
- accepts the legitimacy of the leadership of all four caliphs of Islam as successors of Muhammad
- body of traditional customs and practices of Muhammad that - models for observant Muslims
- shared through the oral tradition
Muslim who has memorized the Qur'an
buildings for personal and Communal Islamic prayer and worship
1) Judaism
2) Christianity
3) Islam
Abrahamic religious tradition
there is only one God
"surrender" or "submission"
"one who submits"
because Islam existed since the time of Adam, Muhammad wasn't alive then
simultaneously prophets and Jenuine Muslims who submitted to God's will
Muhhamad was the last person to get a message from god, In a cave where he was praying, Jibril (Gabrial) the Angel told him to teach people what God wanted them to learn and memorize that, eventually wrote down (Qur'an).
they believe different people should succeed Muhammad
they wanted to keep the exact words of Allah to stay unchanged