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Muslim
a person who follows the Islam religion, part of the ummah
Islam
Mohammad is the founder who wrote the Quran in 632
Five Pillars
Five duties of Muslims
1. Salat: daily prayer
2. Zakat: giving to charity
3. Hajj-Pilgrimmage to Mecca
4. Ramadan-fasting
5.Shahada-accepting monotheism and that Mohammed is the messenger of God
Allah
God: sent the prophet Mohammud
Qur'an
holy book of Islam written by Mohammud
Imam
prayer leader in a mosque
Ideology
system of belief: Islamism believes in eutopian ideology
Terrorism
typically associated with Islam because of 9/11. Acts of violence
Ali
The first Imam after Mohammud died (different perspectives according to Shia and Sunni--both positive). Cousin of Mohammad
Jihad
protect in order to keep faith against enemies. Most interpret it as a self defense needs, but extremists have interpreted it as defending against all enemies (US)
Ummah
world wide community of Muslims
Hijrah
the time when Mohammud fled from Mecca and established a community of Muslims
Shia
believes that the next prophet should be a direct relative with Mohammud
Sunn'i
Sunni Muslims agree with the position taken by many of the Prophet's companions, that the new leader should be elected from among those capable of the job. make up 90% of the ummah
Hijab
the head dress
Hadith
accountant of Mohammud's life
Ramadan
one of the five pillars. Sawm-ritual fasting to seek connection with God
Quraysh
dominant tribe in Mecca with most of the wealth until Islam was founded
View of the US in the Muslim world
being a bully, powerful, westernization, too much control
Mosque
Muslim temple
Arabic
The language spoken in Saudi Arabia, the Quran is written in Arabic
Shahada
accepting monotheism and that Mohammud is a messenger of Allah
Zakat
five pillars: giving to charity
Salat
five pillars: daily prayer
Sharia
sacred law of islam derived from the examples of Mohammud and through the Quran
Hajj
five pillars- at least once in their lifetime the Muslim is expected to make a religious journey to Mecca and the Kabaa
Surah
chapter of the quran
Islamicists/Islamists
Al-Queda has a system: Islamism (version of extremism): belief that Islam can solve all problems
Mecca
holiest site in Islam, where Mohammed was born. (Five pillars- one must show pilgrimmage to Mecca by performing the rituals at the Kabaa)
Al Queda
world wide terrorist group founded by Osama bin Laden
Liberalism
looser interpretation of religion
Fundamentalism
religion should be the number one priority in life, don't see modernization positively, pure faith, literal interpretations of the Quran
monotheism
belief that there is only one god, and that god is Allah
orthodox
(of a person or their views, esp. religious or political ones, or other beliefs or practices) conforming to what is generally or traditionally accepted as right or true; established and approved
Secularism
the holy books are just books written by people philosophy. non religious, favors science as oppose to people
Kaabaa
a black stone building in MECCA that is shaped like a cube and that is the most sacred Muslim pilgrim shrine; believed to have been given by Gabriel to Abraham; Muslims turn in its direction when praying
Mohammud
prophet of Islam, his life is recorded in the Hadith
Islamiphobia
scared of all muslims because of what happened in 9/11. Applies stereotype to the whole ummah even though the terrorists are only comprised of less than 1%
extremists
fundamentalists? go to the extreme interpretation of jihad