Islamin Tosiasiat
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Islam: Historia ja Perinteet
Kirjailija: Liane Hicks
Islamin uskonto juontaa juurensa 700-luvulle muinaisessa Mekan kaupungissa Arabian niemimaalla. Nykyään sitä harjoittaa noin 2 miljardia ihmistä kaikkialla maailmassa! Islam on maailman toiseksi suurin uskonto ja sen seuraajia on noin 25 % maailman väestöstä.
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Opiskelijat voivat havainnollistaa islamia koskevia tärkeitä faktoja, kuten ydinkäsityksiä, käytäntöjä, johtajia ja muuta!
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- POPULATION TODAY
- About 2 Billion Muslims Worldwide
- PLACE OF ORIGIN AND HOLIEST SITES
- Jerusalem
- Medina
- SAUDI ARABIA
- Mecca
- YEARS IT BEGAN
- SPIRITUAL LEADERS
- Islam is followed by about 2 billion people worldwide which represents about 25% of the world population. Followers of Islam are called Muslims. Muslims live throughout the world but are the majority of the population in the Middle East and Central Asia. They also live in Indonesia, North Africa, India, North and South America, Europe, and China. It is the world's second largest religion after Christianity.
- 25% of the World's PopulationMainly located in: Central Asia / Middle East, North Africa, Southeast Asia, India, North and South America, China, Europe and worldwide.
- Islam originated in Mecca, in modern-day Saudi Arabia. There, the Prophet Muhammad received revelations from Allah and preached to his followers. Mecca, Jerusalem, and Medina are the holiest sites in Islam. Muhammad's followers spread his teachings throughout the Middle East and beyond.
- 7th Century CE
- The Prophet Muhammad was born around 570 CE and began preaching in the early 600s. The Islamic calendar begins in 622 CE when the Prophet Muhammad and his followers emigrated from Mecca to the coastal city of Medina to escape persecution, called the Hijrah or flight.They returned to Mecca to retake the city from the Quraysh tribe in 629 or 630, and Muhammad died in 632.
- FOUNDER AND HOLY BOOK
- An imam is a Muslim spiritual leader who leads Muslim worshippers in prayer and is the head of the Muslim community. Islamic clergy serve as exemplars, teachers, judges, and community leaders.
- "Kindness is a mark of faith, and whoever has not kindness has not faith."
- PLACES OF WORSHIP
- FACTS ABOUT ISLAM
- SYMBOLS AND OBJECTS
- MAIN BELIEFS
- Shahada: To declare one’s faith in God and belief in Muhammad
- The Five Pillars of Islam
- Salat: to pray five times a day facing Mecca
- Zakat: to give to those in need
- Sawm: to fast during Ramadan
- Hajj:to make a pilgrimage to Mecca at least once if able
- Muslims believe the Prophet Muhammad was visited by the angel Gabriel in 610 CE and that Muhammad is the final prophet sent by Allah. The Qur'an is a record of the word of God that was revealed to Muhammad through the Angel Gabriel. The sayings of the Prophet (hadith) and records of his actions (sunna) are also sacred and crucial texts. It is considered disrespectful to depict the Prophet Muhammad.
- A mosque (masjid) is a Muslim place of worship and a teaching and community space. When Muslims pray, they face Mecca, Saudi Arabia towards the sacred Kaaba. The Kaaba was built by Ibrahim (Abraham) and his son Ismail (Ishmael). It is located in the center of the Grand Mosque of Mecca, the Masjid al-Haram. Muslims gather to pray together on Fridays, which is considered the holiest day of the week. Mosques are also used for weddings, funerals, and Ramadan festivals.
- "Asalam ‘alaykum!"(Peace be upon you!)
- Some symbols associated with Islam include the crescent moon and star and the color green, which is said to be the Prophet Muhammad's favorite color. Oil lamps and dates are often used during Ramadan and commonly found in a Muslim home. Prayer rugs are used 5 times a day during prayer.
- Muslims believe there is only one God and that the Prophet Muhammad was sent to be his final messenger. Like followers of Judaism and Christianity, their lineage comes from the prophet Abraham and Allah spoke through the prophets like Adam, Moses, and Jesus. There are five basic pillars essential to their faith: Shahada, Salat, Zakat, Sawm, and Hajj, and Six essential beliefs in the one God; the angels; the holy books; the prophets and Muhammad as the final prophet; the Day of Judgement; and Predestination.
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