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Qur'an

Collected revelations

Sunna

Deeds and sayings of Muhammad (individual traditions= hadiths)

How did islam spread?

By conquest and peaceful persuasion

Sunni

Political authority lies with umma as a whole; Caliphs ideally elected; success is a sign of God's favor

Shi'a

Imams (leaders) descendents of Ali; Most believe that Imams are divinely guided and infallible; god may call on muslims to suffer

Fitra

Human nature; free will; good

Shirk

Acknowledging what is not god as god

Kufr

Ingratitude or unbelief

Shari'a

Moral code and religious law; Quran; sunna (hadiths); reasoning (ijthad); consensus (ijma)

jihad

Exertion in the cause of god (not "holy war" but may include armed conflict)


Goal is to create righteous individuals and a just society

The five pillars

1. Declaration of faith (shahadah)


2. Prayer (salat) - mosque


3. Alms (zakat)


4. Fasting (sawm) during Ramadan


5. Pilgrimage (hajj)


Ritual purity

Diet, times of prayer, pilgrimage

Sufism

Attempts to have direct, often emotionally intense, experience of god

Modernism

Adoption of western values; abandoning dress codes (hijab)

Secularism

Newly independent states adopted this; turkey

Umma

An ancient city in sumer; a group of people part of a divine plan and salvation; unity of muslims

Caliph

Successor of Muhammad

Mecca

Birthplace of Muhammad and Islam religion

Rumi

Islamic scholar and poet

What year did Muhammad go from mecca to medina?

622CE

Submission

Surrender to the will of god

Fundementalism

Increased observance of Islamic customs (5 pillars, hijab) and rejection of western folk practices (veneration saints)

Islamism

No division between religion and state; shari'a is basis for legal system; iran