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4. Which of the following is a belief shared by Sunnis and Shias?

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makvit [3.9K]4 years ago

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4. C. that the Sunnah is the most important text of Islamic faith.

5. A. Preach that there was one true God

6. B. Merchants carried the faith to new lands

7. Arab Muslims

non-Arab Muslims

Jews and Christians

Slaves

Ronch [10]4 years ago

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4- The correct answer is D, as both branches of Islam believe that imams are divinely inspired Muslim leaders.

An imam is usually the person who leads the collective prayer in Islam.

5- According to Muslim belief, Muhammad was praying in a cave when he had a revelation in which he was told to PREACH THAT THERE WAS ONE TRUE GOD.

In a cave at the foot of Mount Jabal al-Nour, near Mecca, where he had spent six months in solitary meditation, a vision came to Muhammad. The angel Gabriel raised him from his bed with a stern command: "Preach!" Rubbing his eyes, the astonished Mahoma asked in a broken voice: "But what should I preach?" Suddenly, his throat contracted as if the angel was drowning him. And again the order came: "Preach! And again, the frightened Muhammad felt the suffocating grip. «Preach! », The angel ordered for the third time. "Preach in the name of the Lord, the Creator who created man from a blood clot! Preach! Your Lord is gracious. He is the one who has taught man through the scriptures what he does not know ». According to Islamic tradition, this is how an Arab merchant from Mecca received the inspiration to preach the word of God in the year 610 of our era.

6- The correct answer is B. The factor that helped spreading Islam was that merchants from Middle East carried the faith to new lands at the same time they traveled to trade with other populations. For example, the Silk Route gave a great boost to Islam, as Middle Eastern merchants used this route to take their products to Europe and Asia.

7- In the Arab Muslim empire, people's social class was determined by religion. The Arab Muslims were at the top of society, whose second place was held by non-Arab Muslims (many of them were from other religions, converted to Islam). Jews and Christians were on the third place, considered "infidels". At the bottom of society were the slaves.

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