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 This activity contains 10 questions.

Question 1.
The ____________ religion is based on the revelations of the prophet Mohammed.

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Question 2.
Orthodox Islam prohibits the use of ___________ in religious art.

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Question 3.
Islamic houses of worship are called _________.

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Question 4.
The towers on a mosque where chanters call the faithful to worship are called ____________.

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Question 5.
In Islamic tradition God’s first creation was _________ .

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Question 6.
Persian artisans are known best for their ______________.

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Question 7.
Shah Jahan commissioned the construction of the ______________ as a tomb for his favorite wife.

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Question 8.
The _____________ was a self-contained city and one of the last strongholds for Muslims in Spain.

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Question 9.
In Islamic art, religious buildings are decorated with _______________ that are absorbing and spiritually uplifting.

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Question 10.
The Mughal rulers in __________ showed more religious tolerance than in other regions because they governed a religiously diverse community.

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