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1.

What are the teachings of Islam?

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Islam means submission of oneself before the God and Muslim means the follower of God. 

The teachings of Islam are given below. 

  • God is one. A simple prayer is enough to win the heart of the God. 
  • One should lead an honest and principled life and should keep away from all the bad habits. 
  • One should have respect for women and compassion for the poor and weak.
2.

What is “Hijira’ ?

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Theorthodox community of Mecca opposed the Prophet Mohammad.Due to this he could not preach in Mecca any more. In the year 622 A,D., he travelled from Mecca to Medina. This journey from Mecca to Medina became popular in history as ‘Hijira’.

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What are the main teachings of Islam?

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  • There is no other God except Allah; Muhammad is his Prophet. God should not be worshipped in any idol form. 
  • Every Muslim should become a servant of God and be honest. All human beings are equal. 
  • Every Muslim should pray (namaz) five times a day facing the direction of Kaba, and last during the day time in the month of Ramzan. The rich should compulsorily give charity (zakat) to the poor. The Muslims should undertake pilgrimage to Mecca (Hajj) at least once in their life.
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Fill in the blanks: 1. The founder of Christianity was _______. 2. The holy book of Christians is the _______. 3. Jesus Christ preached through _______. 4. _______ is the centre of Christianity. 5. The Supreme head of Christianity is the _______. 6. The greatest institution of Christianity is the _______. 7. _______ and _______ are the pilgrim centers of Muslims. 8. The holy book of Muslims is the _______.

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1. Jesus Christ 

2. Bible 

3. Parables 

4. Rome 

5. Pope 

6. Roman Catholic Church 

7. Mecca and Kabha 

8. Quran

5.

When did the Muslim era or the Hijri era commence?

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Muslim era or Hijri era commenced from the time when Prophet Mohammed more to Medina from Mecca.

6.

Write a note on the life of Mohammed Paigambar.

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Mohammad Paigambar wasborn at Mecca in 570 A.D. Abdulla and Ameen were his parents. He lost his parents at the age six. He grew up under the care of his uncle. He joined service in a rich widow’s house. Later he married that widow. In course of time they had two sons and four daughters.

Mohammad started to meditate in a cave in Mecca. Therein his deep meditation an angel’s voice heard to him. The angel said that Mohammad was the Prophet of God (Allah). Later he became the prophet of Allah and began to preach the Divine Gospel. His followers compiled his preachings and published in the form of book called Quran. Then it became the scripture of Islam. In the year 622 A.D. He travelled from Mecca to Medina. This journey became popular in history as “Hijira”. After some period he returned to Mecca and breathed his last there.

7.

What does ‘Islam’ means?

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‘Islam’ means ‘Submission to God’

8.

What does ‘Muslim’ mean?

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‘Muslim’ means ‘One who surrenders to God’.

9.

How did Christianity expand ?

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After crucifixion of Christ, his disciples were tortured and some of them were also crucified. Even it so happened, his disciples started to spread the Christianity. During the time of Emperor Constantine Christianity was adopted as the State Religion. Subsequently Christianity spread throughout Europe. Today Christian Churches are found throughout the world and have a large number of followers. The Bible became the scripture of this religion. Thus the Christianity was spread.

10.

Which are the well-known pilgrim centers of the Muslims?

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Mecca and Kaaba.

11.

What does the bible narrate?

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The Bible narrates the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

12.

List the teachings of Jesus Christ.

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The teachings of Jesus Christ are listed as under : 

  • He told people to imagine God as their Father and also told that all human beings were children of God. 
  • He advocated universal brotherhood. 
  • He told people to shun hypocritical religious practices. 
  • He advised people to repent for their sins and seek forgiveness from the God. 
  • He asked people to do unto others what they wanted others to do to them. 
  • He equated service of Man with Service of God.On the whole his preachings were based on Love, Service and Brotherhood.
13.

Fill in the blanks with appropriate words :1. The birthplace of Jesus Christ is ___2. The place of Jesus crucifixion is ____3. The birth place of Mohammad Piagamber is ____4. The holy book of Islam is _____5. The successors of Mohammad Paigambar are known as _______

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1. Bethlehem.

2. Golgotha.

3. Mecca.

4. Quran.

5. Caliphs.

14.

Why was Jesus Christ crucified?

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Jesus Christ served the poor and downtrodden He was very compassionate. As the number of his followers grew, his enemies’ also increased. Jesus was accused as a trailor and crucified.

15.

Where was Jesus Christ born? Who was his mother?

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Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem, near Jerusalem, in Israel.

16.

What are the main teachings of Jesus Christ?

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Jesus preached “We ate the children of God” and “We are siblings” He urged to lead a pure life without committing sins. He asked people to “Love your neighbour as yourself and “when slapped on a cheek, show the other”, “service to mankind is service to God”.

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Write a note on the life of Jesus Christ.

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Jesus was born at Bethlehem,5 kms away from Jerusalem in Judea Province. His father and mother were Joseph and-Mary. About his early is not known much. He was baptised by John at the age of 30. After he was baptised, he started travelling throughout the country preaching religious life.

He had twelve disciples called as “Apostles”. Of them Peter was the first apostle.Jesus spent his life serving the poor suffering from poverty and diseases. Jew fundamentalists felt jealous of his popularity and started opposing him for his rejecting the religious dogmas. The Jewish police arrested him and handed him over to the Governor Pontius Pilate. He ordered Crucifixion of Jesus.

On Friday, the 7th April of 30 B.C. Jesus was crucified on the hillock of Golgotha by Roman soldiers. Thus his life was ended.

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