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In a piece of paper, write what you know about Muhammad’s life. Then some of you will share your answer with the class. You have 5 minutes…

 Muhammad was born on the Arabian Peninsula, in the city of Mecca.  Deserts  Oases  Costa plain  Mountains

 Humble one  His parents died when he was very little  He was send to live with his uncle Abu Talib in the desert  There he worked as merchant, and shepherd  He was married when he was 25  Had 13 wives

When the angel Gabriel appeared, he told Muhammad to prophesy in the name of Lord

 Muhammad was the one who created the religion of Islam  The Islam means: peace, acceptation, compromise, and purism.  For Muslims, Islam is life.

 Temple called Kaaba  In this religion they adored Allah, their God.  The Koran is like the Bible for Christians.  Islam: 2 nd most important religion.

 ‘’ God is the creator of everything and who watches over all that exists. His are the keys of heaven and earth” (Koran 39: 62-63)

 The Hegira: Muhammad’s journey  622: First year of Muslim Calendar, or Hijri Calendar  In Medina the religion was Jewish  Jewish start to distance themselves from Muhammad, but they didn’t know he was prophet  In Medina Muhammad united the conflictive tribes  After 8 years his followers conquered Mecca.

 In 632 few months after returning to Medina, Muhammad felt ill and died  After his death most of the Arabian peninsula had convert into Islam

 ‘’Tell the truth even if it turned sour, tell the truth even against yourself ‘’  ‘’ The best man is he who does most good to his fellows”  if the mountain does not come to you, you go to the mountain

 History Alive- The medieval World and Beyond (pg )  rophet.htm rophet.htm  l.shtml l.shtml  d.html d.html  MohammadLife.html MohammadLife.html  iography/Muhammad.html iography/Muhammad.html

 1 st: Handout papers.  2nd: Explain the activity  3rd: complete the crossword puzzle  4th: correct it with the whole class

There are people in the world, that are illuminated, Muhammad was one of those.