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        | "Cube" Place of worship in Mecca. Original place of worship for Abraham. |  | 
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        | "The words and example of the prophet."   Used to help interpret the laws. |  | 
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        | "community" that are on the path |  | 
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        | "disciple" or someone who is learning |  | 
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        | "first book" collection of hymths about the love of God no rules or instructions |  | 
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        | "free kitchen"   people broke bread with people that normally would not be associated with them   served to break down the caste system |  | 
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        | "meditation on the name of God"   chant on beads   Allah has 99 known names/ 1 unknown |  | 
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        | "people of the book"   Christians and Jews |  | 
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        | "striving"   to strive / holy war |  | 
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        | "the law"   The law cannot be seperated from Islam. |  | 
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        | "the night of power" The first time the Qur'an was revealed. |  | 
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        | "the pure"   initiated people   they were willing to give up their heads for the tradition |  | 
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        | 1) Confession of faith- all you had to do was recite it to become Muslim 2)Prayer- must pray in arabic 5 times a day 3)Alms- giving of your possessions to help the poor 4)Ramadan- fasting one month a year/commemorates the first revelation of the Qur'an 5)Hajj- pilgrimage to Mecca/once a lifetime |  | 
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        | 1) Qur'an 2) Hadith These were both divine law   3)Reasoning 4) concensus of the community These were human derived |  | 
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        | 1) long hair 2) comb 3)iron bracelet 4)shorts 5)short sword |  | 
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        | 1)Shirk- not believing in Tawhid Tawhid- "one-ness of god"   2)Kufr- to not believe |  | 
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        | 1)hard work 2)sharing wealth with the poor 3)remembering God's name |  | 
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        | 10th Guru   abolished names wanted full sacrifice last human guru   |  | 
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        | Abraham is patriarch of Arabs and Jews. Ismail is father of Arabs. They built the Ka'ba. |  | 
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        | Believe that the Caliphs are their leaders. |  | 
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        | Last Guru writings of Gobind Singh |  | 
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        | Movement of the Muslim people from Mecca to Medina.   Considered the first date in Islam.   When the Muslim communtiy(Ummah), came into being. |  | 
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        | Nanak-founder Arjan-Adi Granth Gabhind   |  | 
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        | The body of literature that tells the Sunnah of the prophet. |  | 
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        | They angel who first delivered the Qur'an. |  | 
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        | They believe the Imams are their leaders.   Located in Iran and Iraq. |  | 
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        | any temples open to anyone of any religion   place of worship |  | 
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        | established the Golden Temple(Gurdwara) was tortured and killed for giving a blessing to someone put together the Adi Granth |  | 
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        | founder people were equal the inner meaning was important rituals were not important |  | 
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        | moral order 114 Surahs Muhammad recited it and people wrote the down. Standardized writing system and grammar. |  | 
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        | the five cut-off head guys |  | 
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        | what the Sihks wanted to call their land they never got   "Land of the Khalsa" |  | 
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