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| -city where Muslims trek every year for a pilgrimage |
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| -pilgrimage that was one of the pillars of faith |
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| -color of the Kaaba stone |
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| -name of the prayers which Muslims were expected to do five times a day |
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| -holy month of fasting for the Muslims |
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| -name given to chapters of the Qur'an |
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| -the prophet of Islam who started the religion |
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| -the angel who Muslims believe revealed the Qur'an to Mohammad |
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| -confession of faith for Muslims |
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| -"There is no good but _____________ and Muhammad is his __________________." |
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| -word for tithing in Islam |
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| -amount (%) Muslims are expected to tithe |
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| -number of wives Muslim men may have |
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| -number of wives the prophet had |
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| -branch of Islam that contains most of the Muslims today |
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| -name of the flight that Muhammad and his followers made from Mecca to Medina |
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| -what good Muslims are expected to follow (Five _________________) |
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| -the group that disrespected the popes during the Middle Ages |
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| -the people who kept education alive by copying over books of the Bible |
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| -the name given to the head of a monastery |
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| -the man who brought the gospel to Ireland |
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| -the century when Saint Patrick worked in Ireland |
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| -legend says Saint Patrick used this to explain the doctrine of the Trinity |
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| -the two Germanic tribes that invaded and would rule England during the Middle Ages |
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| -the pope who brought many monks to England and converted them to Christianity |
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| -the monk brought to England by the pope who later became a great writer and thinker |
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