- Sufism refers to a group of devotional movements in Islam.
- The word masjid (mosque) literally means a place of
- Malcolm X was inspired to see the racial inclusiveness of Islam through the influence of
- A memory of what Muhammad said or did is called
- The chanter who calls people to prayer is called
- The Turkish leader who ended the caliphate was
- Mosque means "path"; the whole body of Islamic law, which guides a Muslim's life.
- The name given to Islamic mysticism is
- Qiblah refers to the direction toward Mecca; the direction toward which Muslims pray.
- Muslims trace themselves back ultimately to what great patriarch?
- The Sunni reform movement that began in India and became popular in Pakistan is called
- The sacred book of Islam, which gives the sermons of Muhammad, is called
- The Sunni reform movement that for a while took control of Afghanistan is called
- The countries that have a Shiite majority are
- The Sunni reform movement that began in Saudi Arabia is
- Imam means "cube"; the square shrine at the center of the great mosque of Mecca.
- Literally, the word "Muslim" means a person who
- During the pilgrimage, men must wear the robe of Abraham, which is
- The successor to Muhammad, for centuries a political as well as a religious figure, was called
- Which country had a large Muslim population for almost 800 years?