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Deck 11: The Origins and Expansion of Islam, 100-750
1
According to Muhammad, whom does Allah regard as "People of the Book"?
A) all monotheists
B) all polytheists
C) Jews and Christians
D) Muslims
A) all monotheists
B) all polytheists
C) Jews and Christians
D) Muslims
Jews and Christians
2
Why was Muhammad invited to Yathrib (Medina)?
A) to build a mosque
B) to mediate in a local dispute
C) to negotiate with Jews in the city
D) to establish trade with Mecca
A) to build a mosque
B) to mediate in a local dispute
C) to negotiate with Jews in the city
D) to establish trade with Mecca
to mediate in a local dispute
3
Nomadic Arabs who moved from place to place on the backs of camels were known as
A) ships of the desert.
B) Bedouins.
C) Umayyads.
D) Abbasids.
A) ships of the desert.
B) Bedouins.
C) Umayyads.
D) Abbasids.
Bedouins.
4
Which of the following accurately depicts Jewish views toward Islam in Medina?
A) They embraced it as an alternative to paganism.
B) They rejected it because it was not truly monotheistic.
C) They embraced it because it was monotheistic.
D) They rejected it because they didn't believe Muhammad was a prophet.
A) They embraced it as an alternative to paganism.
B) They rejected it because it was not truly monotheistic.
C) They embraced it because it was monotheistic.
D) They rejected it because they didn't believe Muhammad was a prophet.
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5
Which of the following statements about Muhammad is NOT True?
A) He worked as a merchant on the coastline of the Red Sea.
B) His father died before he was born, so he was raised by relatives.
C) He had revelations of Gabriel bringing messages from Allah.
D) He was raised as a Zoroastrian.
A) He worked as a merchant on the coastline of the Red Sea.
B) His father died before he was born, so he was raised by relatives.
C) He had revelations of Gabriel bringing messages from Allah.
D) He was raised as a Zoroastrian.
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6
How many rivers are in the Arabian Peninsula?
A) zero
B) one
C) two
D) four
A) zero
B) one
C) two
D) four
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7
What is the Qur'an composed of?
A) the revelations of Allah to Muhammad
B) the teachings of Muhammad
C) the teachings and sayings of Muhammad
D) the revelations and teachings of Muhammad
A) the revelations of Allah to Muhammad
B) the teachings of Muhammad
C) the teachings and sayings of Muhammad
D) the revelations and teachings of Muhammad
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8
What are the "ships of the desert"?
A) camels
B) rivers
C) horses
D) caravans
A) camels
B) rivers
C) horses
D) caravans
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9
Which of the following conditions led to the demise of Southern Arabia in the 200s?
A) the new commercial route of the Ptolemaic Empire
B) interference with trade routes by Northern Arabians
C) prosperity of the Ethiopian kingdom of Axum on the Arabian peninsula
D) all of the above
A) the new commercial route of the Ptolemaic Empire
B) interference with trade routes by Northern Arabians
C) prosperity of the Ethiopian kingdom of Axum on the Arabian peninsula
D) all of the above
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10
Which of the following statements about the Qur'an is NOT True?
A) It ends with the shortest passage in the book.
B) It is organized chronologically, beginning with creation.
C) It was written by secretaries who recorded Muhammad's words.
D) It was written in Arabic.
A) It ends with the shortest passage in the book.
B) It is organized chronologically, beginning with creation.
C) It was written by secretaries who recorded Muhammad's words.
D) It was written in Arabic.
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11
How did Muhammad view the Christian and Jewish Bible?
A) It does not reflect the word of God.
B) It has been revised and translated so much that it no longer contains the fullness of divine revelation.
C) It lacks something because it was not based on divine inspiration.
D) It contains the totality of God's teaching, but Christians refuse to live according to its mandates.
A) It does not reflect the word of God.
B) It has been revised and translated so much that it no longer contains the fullness of divine revelation.
C) It lacks something because it was not based on divine inspiration.
D) It contains the totality of God's teaching, but Christians refuse to live according to its mandates.
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12
Why did city-states first emerge in the southwestern region of Arabia?
A) The region was closer to Mediterranean trade routes.
B) That area had more water.
C) The southern region had better rivers to link cities.
D) Its mountains provided good defense.
A) The region was closer to Mediterranean trade routes.
B) That area had more water.
C) The southern region had better rivers to link cities.
D) Its mountains provided good defense.
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13
Which of these was NOT a major power contending for control of Arabia in the second and third centuries?
A) Sasanian Persia
B) Roman Constantinople
C) Christian Ethiopia
D) Jews from Jerusalem
A) Sasanian Persia
B) Roman Constantinople
C) Christian Ethiopia
D) Jews from Jerusalem
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14
Which of the following best describes pre-Islamic Mecca?
A) It was an agricultural city known for its allegiance to Zoroaster.
B) It was a religious and commercial center.
C) It was a center for trade dominated by Christians.
D) It was the birthplace of Judaism and Christianity.
A) It was an agricultural city known for its allegiance to Zoroaster.
B) It was a religious and commercial center.
C) It was a center for trade dominated by Christians.
D) It was the birthplace of Judaism and Christianity.
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15
According to Muhammad, who is the father of the Arab peoples?
A) Moses
B) Abraham
C) Jesus
D) Adam
A) Moses
B) Abraham
C) Jesus
D) Adam
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16
Arabia in the 500s was
A) divided into Byzantine and Sasanian spheres.
B) unified under Egyptian rule.
C) unified under Roman rule.
D) politically fragmented.
A) divided into Byzantine and Sasanian spheres.
B) unified under Egyptian rule.
C) unified under Roman rule.
D) politically fragmented.
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17
Why were Meccan businessmen concerned about the influence of Islam over their city?
A) because Islam encourages jihad and they were men who embraced peace
B) because Islam allows polygamy and they were concerned that this would cause men to spend less time in business pursuits and more time with their numerous wives
C) because Islam mandates strict monotheism and they were concerned that Mecca would lose its appeal to travelers
D) because Islam forbids the selling of graven images and this was a major business in Mecca
A) because Islam encourages jihad and they were men who embraced peace
B) because Islam allows polygamy and they were concerned that this would cause men to spend less time in business pursuits and more time with their numerous wives
C) because Islam mandates strict monotheism and they were concerned that Mecca would lose its appeal to travelers
D) because Islam forbids the selling of graven images and this was a major business in Mecca
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18
Which of these created a Christian protectorate in Arabia?
A) Ethiopia
B) India
C) Rome
D) Persia
A) Ethiopia
B) India
C) Rome
D) Persia
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19
The shrine in Mecca is called the
A) Hejira.
B) jihad.
C) Ka'ba.
D) Quraysh.
A) Hejira.
B) jihad.
C) Ka'ba.
D) Quraysh.
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20
The Islamic calendar begins with
A) the Hijra, or journey to Medina
B) Muhammad's death
C) Muhammad's first revelations
D) Muhammad's birth
A) the Hijra, or journey to Medina
B) Muhammad's death
C) Muhammad's first revelations
D) Muhammad's birth
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21
After Muhammad established an umma in Medina, he tried to reconcile with Meccans by
A) offering to make them citizens in the umma.
B) taking his followers on a pilgrimage to the Ka'ba.
C) sending a message asking for peace.
D) marrying the daughter of Mecca's chieftain.
A) offering to make them citizens in the umma.
B) taking his followers on a pilgrimage to the Ka'ba.
C) sending a message asking for peace.
D) marrying the daughter of Mecca's chieftain.
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22
Which of the following statements concerning Mecca is NOT True?
A) It was the city of Muhammad's birth.
B) Muhammad lived in Mecca at the end of his life.
C) Muhammad left Mecca due to hostility toward his new religion, eventually returning.
D) Mecca was the first city to embrace Islam.
A) It was the city of Muhammad's birth.
B) Muhammad lived in Mecca at the end of his life.
C) Muhammad left Mecca due to hostility toward his new religion, eventually returning.
D) Mecca was the first city to embrace Islam.
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23
What was the status of Islam at the time of Muhammad's death in 632?
A) Most of Arabia was united under Islam.
B) Only Medina was Muslim.
C) Islam had spread across North Africa.
D) He had gained only a handful of converts.
A) Most of Arabia was united under Islam.
B) Only Medina was Muslim.
C) Islam had spread across North Africa.
D) He had gained only a handful of converts.
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24
What does "Islam" mean?
A) Following Muhammad's teaching.
B) Choosing peace over war.
C) Rejection of the things of the world.
D) Submission to the will of God.
A) Following Muhammad's teaching.
B) Choosing peace over war.
C) Rejection of the things of the world.
D) Submission to the will of God.
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25
What must one do to become a Muslim?
A) Undergo public baptism.
B) Follow the five pillars.
C) Read the entire Qur'an.
D) Pass an oral exam on the doctrines of the faith.
A) Undergo public baptism.
B) Follow the five pillars.
C) Read the entire Qur'an.
D) Pass an oral exam on the doctrines of the faith.
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26
Why was the murder of Uthman important in the history of Islam?
A) It led to the foundation of the Abbasid dynasty.
B) It led to civil war and an enduring split among Muslims.
C) It meant the loss of extensive Muslim territory.
D) It allowed the Byzantine emperor to regain Anatolia.
A) It led to the foundation of the Abbasid dynasty.
B) It led to civil war and an enduring split among Muslims.
C) It meant the loss of extensive Muslim territory.
D) It allowed the Byzantine emperor to regain Anatolia.
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27
What arose from the choice of Uthman over Ali in 644?
A) the Abbasid dynasty
B) the Sunni-Shi'ite split
C) the spread of Islam in Arabia
D) the conquest of Persia
A) the Abbasid dynasty
B) the Sunni-Shi'ite split
C) the spread of Islam in Arabia
D) the conquest of Persia
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28
Who was responsible for the spread of the Muslim realms to Egypt and Persia?
A) Abu Bakr
B) Umar
C) Uthman
D) Muhammad
A) Abu Bakr
B) Umar
C) Uthman
D) Muhammad
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29
According to Muhammad, who built the Ka'ba?
A) Gabriel
B) Abraham
C) Moses
D) Muhammad
A) Gabriel
B) Abraham
C) Moses
D) Muhammad
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30
Shi'ites consider themselves to be "the party of ____"
A) the Umayyads.
B) Ali.
C) Muawiya.
D) Uthman.
A) the Umayyads.
B) Ali.
C) Muawiya.
D) Uthman.
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31
Which of these is indicated by the term "caliph"?
A) religious righteousness
B) succession to Muhammad
C) legal duty
D) military leadership
A) religious righteousness
B) succession to Muhammad
C) legal duty
D) military leadership
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32
What was the umma created by Muhammad?
A) a group of preachers
B) the community of Islam
C) a group of disciples
D) Muslim priests
A) a group of preachers
B) the community of Islam
C) a group of disciples
D) Muslim priests
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33
What was the principle goal of Muslim converts in the 620s?
A) conversion of Mecca
B) spreading Islam outside of Arabia
C) conversion of Jews in Medina
D) building mosques throughout Arabia
A) conversion of Mecca
B) spreading Islam outside of Arabia
C) conversion of Jews in Medina
D) building mosques throughout Arabia
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34
What did Ali and Uthman have in common?
A) They were both Jews who converted to Islam.
B) They were both members of the Quraysh family.
C) They were both Sunni Muslims.
D) They were both sons in law of the Prophet.
A) They were both Jews who converted to Islam.
B) They were both members of the Quraysh family.
C) They were both Sunni Muslims.
D) They were both sons in law of the Prophet.
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35
The caliph delegated authority to his representatives known as
A) emirs.
B) ummas.
C) clerics.
D) imams.
A) emirs.
B) ummas.
C) clerics.
D) imams.
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36
Which word meaning "struggle" or "striving" is often translated to mean "holy war"?
A) Hejira
B) jihad
C) caliph
D) umma
A) Hejira
B) jihad
C) caliph
D) umma
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37
Who was chosen as Muhammad's first successor?
A) his daughter, Fatima
B) his father-in-law, Abu Bakr
C) his uncle, Abbas
D) the leader of the Quraysh, Umar
A) his daughter, Fatima
B) his father-in-law, Abu Bakr
C) his uncle, Abbas
D) the leader of the Quraysh, Umar
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38
The pivotal event in Islamic history that symbolized the flight from paganism to monotheism was
A) the building of the Ka'bah.
B) Muhammad's journey to Medina.
C) the marriage of Muhammad and Khadija.
D) the establishment of the first caliphate.
A) the building of the Ka'bah.
B) Muhammad's journey to Medina.
C) the marriage of Muhammad and Khadija.
D) the establishment of the first caliphate.
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39
Which of these is the basis for a caliph's rule?
A) an agreement binding both ruler and ruled
B) political legitimacy
C) election by the umma
D) direct descent from Muhammad
A) an agreement binding both ruler and ruled
B) political legitimacy
C) election by the umma
D) direct descent from Muhammad
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40
Which of these was the original meaning of jihad?
A) military conflict against unbelievers.
B) personal struggles with sin.
C) the obligation to always read the Qur'an aloud.
D) submission to the will of God.
A) military conflict against unbelievers.
B) personal struggles with sin.
C) the obligation to always read the Qur'an aloud.
D) submission to the will of God.
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41
What was the long-term significance of the Battle of Tours?
A) Muslim expansion to the West ended.
B) Muslims took over Constantinople.
C) Muslims were expelled from Arabia.
D) Islam would continue to expand into Europe.
A) Muslim expansion to the West ended.
B) Muslims took over Constantinople.
C) Muslims were expelled from Arabia.
D) Islam would continue to expand into Europe.
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42
According to the Shahadah, who is the "messenger" of God?
A) Muhammad
B) Abraham
C) Ali
D) Abu Bakr
A) Muhammad
B) Abraham
C) Ali
D) Abu Bakr
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43
Shari`ah would be best described as
A) a new system of law, with no roots in older Arabic culture.
B) A purely secular legal system.
C) A way of life and pathway to paradise as well as a law code.
D) Incomplete, imperfect and subject to constant improvement.
A) a new system of law, with no roots in older Arabic culture.
B) A purely secular legal system.
C) A way of life and pathway to paradise as well as a law code.
D) Incomplete, imperfect and subject to constant improvement.
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44
Polytheistic Arabs had never heard of Allah before Muhammad began his ministry.
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45
Abu Bakr was the first caliph.
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46
A Muslim house of prayer is called a/n
A) temple
B) mosque
C) umma
D) zakat
A) temple
B) mosque
C) umma
D) zakat
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47
Muslims believe that the world is divided between the House of Faith and the House of Disbelief.
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48
Muslims believe the Dome of the Rock was built on the site
A) of Jesus' resurrection.
B) where the Ka'ba first stood.
C) on which Abraham offered to sacrifice Ishmael.
D) where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
A) of Jesus' resurrection.
B) where the Ka'ba first stood.
C) on which Abraham offered to sacrifice Ishmael.
D) where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
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49
Meccans before Muhammad had no knowledge of any monotheistic faith.
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50
The magnificent Dome of the Rock is in what city?
A) Mecca
B) Jerusalem
C) Damascus
D) Baghdad
A) Mecca
B) Jerusalem
C) Damascus
D) Baghdad
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51
The importance of the Shari'ah in Islamic life is a reflection of Muhammad's role as a
A) arbitrator, lawgiver and judge.
B) theologian.
C) politician.
D) merchant.
A) arbitrator, lawgiver and judge.
B) theologian.
C) politician.
D) merchant.
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52
Which of the following is NOT prohibited by the Shari`ah?
A) gambling
B) intoxication
C) charging interest on loans
D) contraception
A) gambling
B) intoxication
C) charging interest on loans
D) contraception
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53
To which of these are mosques oriented?
A) the Dome of the Rock
B) the East
C) the West
D) the Ka'ba
A) the Dome of the Rock
B) the East
C) the West
D) the Ka'ba
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54
Which of the following best describes the status of women in Islamic law?
A) Men and women are legally equal but men are socially inferior.
B) Women cannot divorce or own property in their own right.
C) Women have certain rights, but they are not equal to men.
D) Women and men are complete equals, for both are children of God.
A) Men and women are legally equal but men are socially inferior.
B) Women cannot divorce or own property in their own right.
C) Women have certain rights, but they are not equal to men.
D) Women and men are complete equals, for both are children of God.
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55
Which of these is denied to women under the Shari`ah?
A) divorce
B) multiple husbands
C) remarriage after divorce
D) property ownership
A) divorce
B) multiple husbands
C) remarriage after divorce
D) property ownership
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56
What did the Umayyads and Abbasids have in common?
A) support for Sunni and Shi'ite Islam
B) membership in the Quraysh clan
C) descent from daughters of Muhammad
D) personal selection by Muhammad as his successors
A) support for Sunni and Shi'ite Islam
B) membership in the Quraysh clan
C) descent from daughters of Muhammad
D) personal selection by Muhammad as his successors
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57
In Medina Muhammad announced that Abraham was a greater prophet than Moses.
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58
Nearly all Meccan merchants initially rejected Muhammad's message.
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59
The Islamic legal code is known as the
A) jihad.
B) minaret.
C) mosque.
D) Shari`ah.
A) jihad.
B) minaret.
C) mosque.
D) Shari`ah.
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60
What was the outcome of s the Battle of Tours?
A) The Muslims defeated the Byzantine Empire.
B) The Byzantine Empire defeated a Germanic invasion.
C) The army of Charles Martel defeated an Arab-Berber invasion.
D) Uthman defeated Umar.
A) The Muslims defeated the Byzantine Empire.
B) The Byzantine Empire defeated a Germanic invasion.
C) The army of Charles Martel defeated an Arab-Berber invasion.
D) Uthman defeated Umar.
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61
According to the Shari`ah, what is the maximum number of wives that a man is allowed to take at one time?
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62
The Shari`ah is now considered unchangeable by most Muslims.
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63
Discuss the conflict within Islam after the death of Muhammad.
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64
According to Muslims, who is "the messenger of God"?
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65
Evaluate the significance of camels in Arabia.
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66
Evaluate changes in Mecca after the founding of Islam.
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67
Who defeated the Muslims at the Battle of Tours?
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68
Discuss ways in which the Islamic Empire differed from other great empires such as China, Persia, and Rome.
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69
According to Muhammad, who brought Allah's message to him?
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70
Mosques do not contain portraits.
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71
A Muslim caliph has political, but no religious authority.
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72
Discuss the conflict between Uthman and Ali.
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73
What is the name of the Islamic legal code?
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74
Who was Muhammad's first wife?
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75
Discuss differing views concerning the meaning of jihad.
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76
What is the umma?
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77
How is the Qur'an organized?
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78
In which year did Muhammad leave Mecca and travel to Medina?
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79
Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims initially split over the question of who should be the caliph.
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80
How was the Qur'an recorded?
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