Please enter the room quietly and make note of the class work and homework in your agendas.

Will the person responsible for retrieving the journals for your row please do so.

TIPS ON NOTE TAKING:GREEN - Don't write it down if you don't want. It is there for to read and make a mental note.

BLUE - You should write this information down, but put it in your own words. Don't worry about coping it exactly. Put it in a way that you'll remember.

BLACK - You need to write this down. It is important. If you can find a way to write it using less words that okay, but make sure you are getting this information in your notes.

RED - This is very important and needs to be written in your notes EXACTLY as it is on the board.

The Beliefs of Islam

What are the major beliefs of Islam, as revealed in the Qur’an and the Sunnah?

Vocab Word Search (pages 71 - 76):Qua'ran -

alms -

fasting -

mosque -

pilgrimage -

issue -

interpret -

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Vocab Word Search (pages 71 - 76):Qua'ran -

alms -

fasting -

mosque -

pilgrimage -

The Muslim holy book.

issue -

interpret -

Vocab Word Search (pages 71 - 76):Qua'ran -

alms -

fasting -

mosque -

pilgrimage -

The Muslim holy book.

A Muslim house of worship.

issue -

interpret -

Vocab Word Search (pages 71 - 76):Qua'ran -

alms -

fasting -

mosque -

pilgrimage -

The Muslim holy book.

A Muslim house of worship.

Goods or money given to the poor or needy.

issue -

interpret -

Vocab Word Search (pages 71 - 76):Qua'ran -

alms -

fasting -

mosque -

pilgrimage -

The Muslim holy book.

A Muslim house of worship.

Goods or money given to the poor or needy.

Not eating or drinking for a period of time.

issue -

interpret -

Vocab Word Search (pages 71 - 76):Qua'ran -

alms -

fasting -

mosque -

pilgrimage -

The Muslim holy book.

A Muslim house of worship.

Goods or money given to the poor or needy.

Not eating or drinking for a period of time.

A journey to a sacred place or shrine.

issue -

interpret -

Vocab Word Search (pages 71 - 76):Qua'ran -

alms -

fasting -

mosque -

pilgrimage -

The Muslim holy book.

A Muslim house of worship.

Goods or money given to the poor or needy.

Not eating or drinking for a period of time.

A journey to a sacred place or shrine.

issue -

interpret -

problem or subject that people discuss.

Vocab Word Search (pages 71 - 76):Qua'ran -

alms -

fasting -

mosque -

pilgrimage -

The Muslim holy book.

A Muslim house of worship.

Goods or money given to the poor or needy.

Not eating or drinking for a period of time.

A journey to a sacred place or shrine.

issue -

interpret -

problem or subject that people discuss.

to explain the meaning of something.

Use textbook pages 71 - 76 to complete your worksheet:

The Qur'an

Muhammad's

teachingprayer

creation the human soul

people who knew Muhammad

words actions

the Hadith

Allah

individual eternal

hell

faithful Muslim

declaration of faith

prayer

giving alms

fasting

pilgrimage or hajj

Flip over your worksheet and divide it in half.

Quick Write: Answer one of the following questions on the top half of your work sheet.

1) What are some topics that the verses of the Qur’an discuss?

2) What is the difference between the Qur’an and the Sunnah?

Flip over your worksheet.

Quick Write: Answer one of the following questions on the bottom half of your work sheet.

1) What are the Five Pillars of the Muslim faith?

2) Which pillars are preformed daily and which are performed once in a while?

What do Christianity, Judaism and Islam have in common?

What do Christianity, Judaism and Islam have in common?

They are all monotheists(They all believe in only one God)

Turn to textbook pages 74 - 75.

1) Why do you think that these religious duties are referred to as pillars?

2) How do you think the Five Pillars help unite Muslims?

The Five Pillars Worksheet (pg 74 - 75):

Front Page Back Page

- "There is no god but Allah, Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.

- This pillar makes it clear that Muhammad is not God, but is only a prophet.

- This happens five times a day and requires that you kneel facing Mecca.

- you must do this daily at sunrise, noontime, afternoon, sunset and evening.

- This stops Muslims from becoming greedy and builds love between rich and poor.

- This pillar describes the process of giving money to those less fortunate.

- This is the duty of not eating from sunrise to sunset for entire month.

- This occurs every year during the holy month of Ramadan.

- This is also referred to as the "hajj."

- Muslims will take this trip to the holy city of Mecca.

- This happens five times a day and requires that you kneel facing Mecca.

- you must do this daily at sunrise, noontime, afternoon, sunset and evening.

- This stops Muslims from becoming greedy and builds love between rich and poor.

- This pillar describes the process of giving money to those less fortunate.

- This is the duty of not eating from sunrise to sunset for entire month.

- This occurs every year during the holy month of Ramadan.

- This is also referred to as the "hajj."

- Muslims will take this trip to the holy city of Mecca.

- "There is no god but Allah, Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.

- This pillar makes it clear that Muhammad is not God, but is only a prophet.

The Five Pillars of Islam (Video):

1) What is the first pillar?

2) What is the second pillar?

3) What is the third pillar?

4) What is the fourth pillar?

5) What is the fifth pillar?

Important things to remember:

* The Kaaba (Ka'bah) is located in Mecca.

* The Qur'an (Koran) is a collection of all revelations to Muhammad from Allah.

* The purpose of the Five Pillars of Faith (Islam) is to discuss how Muslims should be good human beings.

* All Muslims must make a religious pilgrimage to Mecca.

The Kaaba (The Ka'bah) and the Hajj

In your journals construct a Classifying (Tree) Map of the Five Pillars of Faith. Textbook pages 74 and 75.

Five Pillars of Faith

Pillar 1 Pillar 2 Pillar 3 Pillar 4 Pillar 5

Example of this pillar is.

Example of this pillar is.

Example of this pillar is.

Example of this pillar is.

Example of this pillar is.

What are they?

Five PillarsWhat are they?

In your journals construct a Classifying (Tree) Map of the Five Pillars of Faith. Textbook pages 74 and 75.

Five Pillars of Faith

Declaration Prayer Almsgiving Fasting Pilgrimage

Declare their faith. "There is no God but Allah and Muhammad is his prophet

Must pray five times a day. Facing Mecca.

Give charity to the less fortunate.

Must not eat during the holy month of Ramadan.

Must make a trip to Mecca at least once in their life.

Religious duties that every Muslim must preform.

The Qur’an (Koran)

What is the name of another holy book that you know?

The Qur’an (Koran)

* The Qur'an is the Muslims' holy book. According to them it is the word of God.

* It contains the record and revelations of God to Muhammad over a period of 22 years.

* It discuss the nature of God, creation and the human soul. Also address moral, legal and family issues.

The Sunnah

Who provides you with a moral code to your actions? Whose leadership do you follow?

The Sunnah

* The Sunnah is the words and actions of Muhammad himself.

* It provides Muslims with guidelines for living a proper life. It also helps them interpret difficult parts of the Qur’an.

* Muslims consider Muhammad to be a perfect model for their own behavior.

* By following the Sunnah they are being faithful to Islamic principles.

Core Beliefs

Muhammad Jesus

Does anyone know some difference between these two people?

Core Beliefs

* According to Islam there is only one God, same as in Christianity.

* Muhammad is the prophet of Islam, but has no divine powers.

* Unlike Christianity, which teaches Jesus is the son of God, Muslims only believe Jesus was another prophet.

* Like Christianity, Islam also has a house of worship known as a mosque.

The Soul and the Afterlife

Islamic Heaven Islamic Hell

Do you believe in an after life? If so what happens to you after you die?

The Soul and the Afterlife

* Muslims believe each person had an immortal soul - each person has a choice between good and evil.

* Islam means to "surrender" or "submit." It means to surrender to God's will.

* Those who have obey God's word will go to heaven (good), those who don't will go to hell (bad).

The Five Pillars of Faith (Islam)

The Five Pillars of Faith (Islam)

* The Five Pillars of Faith (Islam) are the religious duties that Muslims must preform during their life.

* They discuss how Muslims should be good human beings in obedience with Allah's will.

* Most important pillar is called the hajj. It requires Muslims to circle the Kaaba (Ka'bah), which is located in Mecca.

* Muslims believe that the Kaaba (Ka' bah) was sent from heaven in ancient times.

Using the notes in your journal and the information in your textbook create a descriptive (bubble) map in your journal.

Your topic: What are some of the beliefs of a Muslim?

Beliefs of a Muslim

Beliefs of a Muslim