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1. Ibn traveled over 44 countries.

2. He served as a judge in most of the countries that he visited.

3. He had many relationships, and even a few children

4. He lived for 50 years.

5. He made his pilgrimage to Mecca when he was 21.

6. He documented his adventures in his book Rihla.

7. He was born in Morocco.

8. During his travel, he was robbed by bandits and was left running with nothing but his clothes.

9. He survived by begging generous Muslims to stay in their houses and eat.

10. Historians don't believe that he actually traveled the places he documented in Rihla.

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1. The wealthy lived in single-family houses.

2. The poor lived in mud huts and tents.

3. Jobs included but were not limited to farming, and being a soldier.

4. Muslims ate foods such as dates with honey and milk.

5. The wealthy ate meat as it was quite a commodity.

6. Haram means forbidden and halal means allowed.

7. Muslims used head coverings to protect themselves from the sun.

8 Schooling had five subjects-astrology, Greek, math, philosophy, and Qu'ran.

9. Nomads never stayed in one place.

10. Rugs were the most common piece of furniture.

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1. Muhammad is the holy prophet of Islam.

2. Mohamed lived for 62 years.

3. Muhammad's Qu'ran was supposedly messages from the angel Gabriel.

4. Shahadah is the profession of faith, a statement that makes you committed to Islam

5. Zakat is the act of giving alms to the poor.

6. The Salat is a set of daily prayers.

7. Hajj is the pilgrimage to Mecca that happens at least once in an able Muslim's life.

8. Saum, or fasting, says that Muslims who are able can only eat when the sun is down.

9. Some Muslims like the elderly, pregnant, and diabetic are excused from fasting.

10. In order to enter a mosque, you must take off your shoes.

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1. Mecca is where Muhammad, Allah's prophet was born.

2. Medina is where Muhammad traveled outside of Mecca and eventually became the capital.

3. Damascus fell to the Arabs and became the new capital.

4. Baghdad was the city that the Abbasids made the capital during their rule.

5. Cairo was an Egyption city that was the center of the rule in the Islamic Empire when the Mongols sacked Baghdad.

6. Constantinople took the role of the Islamic Caliphate when Cairo was capital.

7. Cordoba was a Spanish city that expanded the Islamic influence.

8. Baghdad rose to be one of the most populous cities in the 9th century.

9. Cordoba was retook by the Spanish in the 13th century.

10. Medina is known as the city of the prophet.