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Fill-in the blanks about the Abrahamic faiths.

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by Toby Campbell
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Islam started on the peninsula , where its founder , , was born in the trading city of . Islam's main beliefs were contained in its holy book , the . This book was said to contain direct words . , followers of Islam , have to adhere to the Pillars of Islam . Fasting during , praying five times a day , and making a to Mecca are just 3 of these pillars .

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Islam spread outside of the Arabian after the Persian and empires grew weaker . Islam spread into northern and western African across the trans - trade routes . The religion also reached into Europe , with ( Islamic leaders ) ruling in part of . Islam might have spread further into ; however , the Islamic armies lost to Charles Martel at the Battle of in .

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After the death of , Muhammad's cousin , there was a debate over who should be the next . Islam would split into two sects . Muslims believed the community should decide religious matters and Muslims believed only a relative of Ali should be in charge .

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= Muslims must pray times a day facing in its direction & make a pilgrimage once in their life to visit the
= Original capital for Islamic civilizations
= Next Islamic capital that became a center for learning , , and art
= Location of the of the Rock , where went on his Night Journey with Alla h

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Christianity's founder is . Their holy book is the , which is made up of the Old and New . The Testament contains the Commandments and has overlaps with . Christianity was in Rome for nearly 300 years until it was legalized by Emperor .

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is the founder of Judaism . Their holy book is the . The ( Hebrews ) were the group of people who lived in the River Valley and practiced early Judaism . They faced persecution due to their beliefs . One of the trials they went through was the Exile , where they were kicked out of their homeland until the freed them .

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Judaism , Christianity , and Islam are all religions . This means that they believe in god instead of many ( ) . Islam accepts - Christian figures like Abraham , , and Jesus as important prophets . Christians believe that Jesus is the founder of Christianity , son of God , AND the ( savior ) . Muslims believe that is the founder of Islam , but they do not view him as the son of ( Arabic word for God ) .

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