Key Vocabulary and Practices in Judaism and Islam
Explore the key vocabulary, special days, stories, worship practices, and traditions in Judaism and Islam. From Hanukkah and Passover in Judaism to Ramadan and Hajj in Islam, discover the rich cultural and religious significance of these faiths through their rituals and observances.
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Other Faiths Key vocabulary
Judaism special days latkes Dreidel Jewish Hanukkah festival of light menorah lamp temple eight days
Judaism stories Abraham Moses leaders Jewish desert promised Pharaoh creation shabbat challah havdalah spice box Kiddush 5-7
Judaism worship synagogue shul rabbi Shabbat sefer Torah bimah kippah tallit prayer shawl kiddush books tenakh sefer torah Hebrew scroll scribe yad ark bar mitzvah bat mitzvah 7-9
Judaism remembering Passover Seder Pesach kosher matzah bitter herbs charoset lamb shema Exodus mezuzah Moses Pharoah Rosh Hashanah Teshuvah Yom Kippur shofar forgiveness confession responsibility atonement fasting sins repentance mikveh Sukkot Deuteronomy 9-11
Islam Special object precious prayer mat book Qur an Muslim
Islam Muhammad Makkah Ka bah prayer Allah wudu Halal Qur an 5-7
Islam wudu mosque Imam Makkah arabic minaret muezzin mihrab Qur an subhas Jibril Muhammad Allah prayer beads 99 beautiful names 7-9
Islam Ramadan fasting Eid-ul-Fitr pilgrimage Makkah Allah Ka bah Eid-ul-adha guidance Shahada Salah Zaka Sawm Hajj pillars belief Sadaqa purification Growth Hijja 9-11
