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    Five Pillars of

    Islam

    What are the Five Pillars of Islam


    and how do they affect the lives of
    Muslims?

    The Five Pillars of


    Islam
    Muslims have
    five duties
    (things they
    must do).

    1. Faith-

    Shahadah

    This Pillar has two parts. Muslims


    believe and say these words.
    There is no god except
    God. Muhammed is the
    messenger of God.

    2. PrayerSalat

    Pray five times per day.

    Muslims face Mecca when praying.

    Prayer-

    Salat

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    Prayer- Salat
    Now that you have watched
    the video clip about Muslim
    prayer, please write an
    additional bulleted note or
    notes about prayer.

    3. Charity- Zakah
    Each year, Muslims give a
    fixed proportion of their
    savings to help the poor.

    3. Charity Zakah

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    3. Charity-Zakah
    Now that you have watched
    the video clip about Charity,
    please write an additional
    bulleted note or notes about
    charity.

    4. Fasting- Sawm
    Refraining
    from food and
    drink during
    the holy month
    of Ramadan
    during daylight
    hours.

    4. Fasting- Sawm

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    4. Fasting- Swam
    Now that you have watched
    the video clip about fasting,
    please write an additional
    bulleted note or notes about
    fasting.

    5. PilgrimageHajj

    Muslims should make a pilgrimage


    to Mecca at least once in their
    lives, if they are able.

    5. Pilgrimage-

    Hajj

    Muslims should make a pilgrimage to Mecca at


    least once in their lives, if they are able.

    5. Pilgrimage-

    Hajj

    A Tent City on the plains of Mina, Saudi Arabia.

    5. PilgrimageHajj

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    5. PilgrimageHajj (part 3)

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    5. Pilgrimage-

    Hajj

    Now that you have watched


    the video clip about the
    pilgrimage, please write an
    additional bulleted note or
    notes about the Hajj.

    References
    Mosque on Title Slide- Paul Cruickshank, United
    States Agency for International Development
    http://www.usaid.gov/our_work/cross-cutting_programs/t
    ransition_initiatives/country/afghan/fig15.html
    (public domain, U.S. government agency)
    Man and Child Praying- Ja7zzs
    http://media.photobucket.com/image/muslim%20p
    rayer/Ja7zz/muslim_kids_praying.jpg?o=4
    <http://photobucket.com/terms>
    Shahadah in Arabic- Islamic Academy1251 Shiloh
    Rd.Plano TX 75074
    http://www.islamicacademy.org/html/Islamic%2
    0Images/Kalema.htm
    <http://www.islamicacademy.org/Copyright.htm
    >

    References
    Video Clips=
    http://www.teachersdomain.org/resource/islam
    08.socst.world.glob.lppillars/
    <
    http://www.teachersdomain.org/terms_of_use.html>

    References
    View of Dome of the Rock Mosque through
    Gate- en-User:Gilabrand
    http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tempmt
    S.jpg
    (CC-Attribution)
    Indonesian money- Yamanaka Tamaki,
    Miyagi, Japan
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/tamaki/8664
    82/in/photostream/
    http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc
    -nd/2.1/jp/deed.en
    (Used with Permission, CC-Attribution)
    Family eating- Syefri Zulkefli from Sha Alam,
    Malasia,

    References
    The Kaaba With The Great Mosque in Mecca-,
    Al-Jazeera-Englishhttp
    ://www.teachmideast.org/gallery?func=detail&id=32#
    joomimg
    (CC-Attribution)

    Pilgrims circumnavigating the Kaaba (photo &


    teacher notes) - Muhammad Mahdi Karim,
    http://www.teachmideast.org/gallery?func=detail&id
    =33#joomimg
    (Used with permission,
    CCAttribution/ShareAlike)

    Tent City in MinaMubeen Rahman, http:


    //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Mina_Overview.JPG#file
    (CC-Attribution, and GNU Free Documentation License)

    References
    Prayer Sillouette, Muhammad Rehan, Pakistan,
    http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Muslim_Pray
    er_Beads.jpg (Creative Commons Attribution-Share
    Alike 2.0 Generic)

    Young Muslims, (Beawiharta/Reuters), Wall Street


    Journal Photos of the Day, August 10, 2010,
    http://blogs.wsj.com/photojournal/2010/08/10/photos
    -of-the-day-aug-10/3/
    (Fair Use)

    2011 Jill McGinn

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