

Basics of Islam
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Philosophy
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12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
Judson Kilgore
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8 Slides • 11 Questions
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Islam: The Way of Submission
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Muhammad lived in
570 A.D - 632 A.D.
Islam begins after
Muhammad’s first
revelation around
609 A.D.,
revelations that
continue for 23
years until his
death.
Note: not on notes sheet
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Islam: The Way of Submission
Basic Terms
● Arabic Root – S-L-M
● Islam = “submission” or “surrender”
● Islamic describes things
● Muslim = “one who submits to the will of Allah"
● Allah – from al + ilah – “the God”
● Salaam= “peace”
● Goal of Islam = finding peace through submission to God's will
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Match
Match the following terms to their root meaning:
Islam
Muslim
Salam
"submission" or "surrender"
"one who submits to the will of Allah"
"peace"
"submission" or "surrender"
"one who submits to the will of Allah"
"peace"
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Islam: The Way of Submission
How Does One Serve God?
●The problem, according to Islam: men feel they
are self-sufficient - pride
●They have forgotten God
●Action divides believers from non-believers
●Islam’s attractiveness comes from its simplicity
and practice
●Orthopraxy > orthodoxy
○Right practice > right belief
●A Muslim is a servant- worshipper (abd)
●Muhammad is considered the most excellent model
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Multiple Choice
Islam emphasizes "orthopraxy" over "orthodoxy" which means its more important to have 'right practice' over 'right belief'.
true
false
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Islam: The Way of Submission
The Five Pillars
●Shahada (Confession of Faith) – “There is no God but
Allah and Muhammad is his prophet”
●Salat/salah (Prayer) – 5x/ day towards Mecca
●Friday in mosque/ masjid – includes wudu (washing)
●Sawm (Fasting) – sunrise to sunset during Ramadan
(yearly feast; 30 days). May eat before sunrise (Suhoor)
and after sunset (Iftar).
●(Sawm = “parched thirst”) – commemorates the month
when Muhammad first received the Qur’an
●Hajj (Pilgrimage) – to Mecca 1x during life – 12th month,
ends of 12th day (does change from year to year), which
follows example of Muhammad - Ka’aba mosque
●Zakat (Almsgiving) – purifies the property of the giver
and the heart from selfishness and greed – 2.5%
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Match
Match the following 5 pillars of Islam to its basic description
The Confession of Faith = “There is no God but
Allah and Muhammad is his prophet”
Prayer five times a day towards Mecca
Fasting during Ramadan
Pilgrimage to Mecca at least once during one's life
Almsgiving, at least 2.5%
Shahada
Salat
Sawm
Hajj
Zakat
Shahada
Salat
Sawm
Hajj
Zakat
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Match
Match the following terms to its basic description:
the meal Muslims eat before dawn (sunrise) during Ramadan
means "worshiper", a reminder a Muslim is one who submits
the meal Muslims eat after sundown during Ramadan
Holiday commemorating the month when Muhammad first received the Quran
Suhoor
abd
Iftar
Ramadan
Suhoor
abd
Iftar
Ramadan
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Islam: The Way of Submission
Six Articles of Faith - belief in….
●Oneness of Allah – not divided, no partners, no 'son',
nature not comprehensible - Tawhid (singular unity of God)
●Allah’s Prophets – Muhammad was the final prophet
●Allah’s revelations – only the pure Qur’an exists – all
other books corrupted
●Allah’s angels - added Allah in revealing His will
●Qadar– if God wills it, it will happen, if God doesn’t
will it, it won’t happen – common phrase – “If God wills it"
●Day of Resurrection – a mahdi will be the redeemer
of Islam (in Shia Islam) – later Jesus will return and
reward and punish based on one’s deeds
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Match
Match the following terms to its basic description:
Expression of the singular unity of God
Common phrase used in Islam, "if God wills it"
In Shia Islam, Jesus will return to judge the living and the dead
a 'worshiper' of Allah
the meal that is eaten during Ramadan before sunrise
Tawhid
Qadar
Mahdi
abd
Suhoor
Tawhid
Qadar
Mahdi
abd
Suhoor
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Islam: The Way of Submission
The Qur’an (Koran)
●Qur’an (Koran) – “recital”, other names - “Criterion”,
“Standard”, “Glorious Book”
●From Allah through Gabriel to Muhammad – over 23 years
●Allah reveals his will, not himself (different from Judeo-Christian view)
●114 suras (chapters) – given titles based on elements
mentioned in the chapters
●Arranged based on the length of chapters
●Made up of verses (ayats) – “signs”, “miracles” – the
beauty of the Qur’an is his miracle
●Compiled by the 3rdcaliph (religious/ political leader of
Islam) - Uthman ibn Affan
●Arabic version is considered very words of God - no
translations can match it, interpret fully correct
●Many devout Muslims, known as hafiz, memorize the
entire text
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Match
Match the following terms, most of which relate directly to the Quran itself:
means “recital”,"criterion”,
“standard”
chapters of the Quran
verses of the Quran. Means 'sign'/'miracle'
religious/political leader of Islam
a title given to someone who has memorized the Quran
Quran
suras
ayats
caliph
hafiz
Quran
suras
ayats
caliph
hafiz
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Multiple Choice
How is the Quran organized?
based on dating when Muhammad received his revelation from Gabriel
based on the length of the chapters
based on importance, the most important revelation comes later
based on topic
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Islam: The Way of Submission
Interpretation of the Qur’an
●What if there are seeming contradictions?
●Nullification/ Abrogation theory (Naskh)
○Allah cancels out certain revelations and substitutes
new ones for old ones - what was revealed last to
Muhummad wins out
○“Allah abrogates and confirms what he pleases” (Sura 13:39)
●Hadith– Muhammad's tradition, as told by his companions
(oral tradition akin to Mishnah and Talmud)
○not considered divine revelation (collected in 9th &
10th cent.) – apply the Qur’an to daily life
○Oral traditions recording the Sunna(h) (words and
deeds) of Muhammad
○The Qur’an commands Muslims to follow Muhammad’s example (Sura 33:21)
○Muslim scholars collected most authentic Hadith in 9th
century – led by “Sahih Bukhari” (810-870 AD)
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Match
Match the following sacred texts in Islam to its basic description
Muhammad's tradition, as told by his companions
(oral tradition akin to Mishnah/Talmud)
Oral traditions recording the words and deeds of Muhammad
From Allah to the angel Gabriel to Muhammad; means “recital”
The Hadith
The Sunna
The Quran
The Hadith
The Sunna
The Quran
Islam: The Way of Submission
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