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        | Islam Holy City, in Saudi Arabia |  | 
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        | Square building in Mecca believed by Muslims to be the house Ibrahim erected for God and the focus of Muslim worship |  | 
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        | One that calls Muslims to worship |  | 
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        | Muhammad's emigration with his followers from Mecca to Medina in 622. |  | 
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        | City where islam originated |  | 
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        | A month of fasting; the 9th month of the Muslim calendar |  | 
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        | successor to the prophet, The civil and religious ruler of a Muslim state |  | 
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        | the ideals both of spreading Islamic belief and of heroic self-sacrifice |  | 
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        | From the Arabic "party;" one who believes that authority passed from the Prophet Muhammad to his lineal descendants |  | 
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        | The majority branch of Islam, which holds that genuine succession from Muhammad did not depend on hereditary descent from his son-in-law Ali |  | 
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        | Muhammad ascended through 7 heavens into Divine Proximity, met former prophets and teachers, Adam and Jesus, saw paradise and hell and received great blessings from the Divine Presence |  | 
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        | sets the pattern for individual actions and bonds individuals into a coherent, divinely regulated, peaceful community |  | 
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        | Legal experts who study the Qur’an and Sunnah |  | 
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        | make authoritative statements concerning how they are to be interpreted |  | 
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        | total annihilation in the Beloved |  | 
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        | ungratefulness to God, unbelief |  | 
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        | associating anything else with divinity except God |  | 
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        | 1. believing and professing the unity of God, 2. Performance of continual round of prayers, 3. charity; 2.5% annually 4. Fasting 5. pilgrimage to Mecca |  | 
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        | “There is no god but Allah, and M. is the messenger of Allah” |  | 
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