Vocabulary List #2: Islam All Classes 1.Caravan 2.Oasis 3.Prophet 4.Muslim 5.Monotheism 6.Polytheism 7.Boycott 8.Imam 9.Pilgrimage 10.Quran 11.nomad Honors.

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Vocabulary List #2: Islam All Classes 1.Caravan 2.Oasis 3.Prophet 4.Muslim 5.Monotheism 6.Polytheism 7.Boycott 8.Imam 9.Pilgrimage 10.Quran 11.nomad Honors 12. People of the Book 13. Convert 14. Kaba 15. Caliph 16. Abu Bakr

1. Caravan: a group of merchants that travel together on camels.

2. A place where water can be found in the desert.

3. prophet: a person who speaks to and interprets the words of God.

4. Muslim: a man, woman, or child that practices the religion Islam.

5. monotheism: any religion that believes in only one God. Judiasm Christianity Islam Buddism Catholicism

6. polytheism: any religion that believes in more than one God. Romans Greek Aztec Incans Mayans

7.boycott: a refusal to do business with an organization, family, or group.

8. imam: a leader of prayer in a mosque.

9. pilgrimage: a journey or trip to any religious site.

10. Quran: the holy book of Islam

11. nomad: a person who moves from place to place looking for food, water, or shelter.

Vocabulary List #3 1.Kaba 2.Shahadah 3.Salat 4.Zakat 5.Siyam 6.Hajj 7.Ramadan 8.Allahu Akbar 9.People of the Book 10. Mecca