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| a person who moves from place to place rather than setting permamentally |
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| a fertile area inthe midst of a desert |
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| a group of people,related by blood or marriage |
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| a journey to a sacred place or shrine |
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| a journey to a sacred place or shrine |
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| god in the islamic religion |
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| monothesitic religion based on the teaching of Muhammad |
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| a person who follows the religion of Islam, accepting Allah as the only god |
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| the move of Muhammad and his followers from Mecca to the city of Yathrib |
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| Mohammads words and deeds which serve Muslims as a guide for proper living |
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| How did the geography of the Arabian peninsula encourage the nomadic way of life? |
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| There was a lot of desert and they had to move to find water; move around to find places to farm, and to seek grazing land for their herds. |
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| How did people of Arabia adapt to its land forms and climate? |
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| the moved around, stopping at oasis, staying in clan for help |
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| What made the Arbain peninsula important for trade? |
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| It was located at the crossroads of three continents - Asia, Africa and Europe - trade route went through the Arabian peninsula |
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