The Story of Islam Video Guide / Movie Guide + Digital Resource Version

The Story of Islam Video Guide with Video Weblink. This 52 minute documentary covers the beginning of Islam on the Arabian peninsula. It documents Muhammad’s childhood, and rise to prophet. It also covers the basic tenets of Islam, including the Five Pillars. The second part of the video is an optional history of Islam in America. Also included is a weblink to the video so you can play the video online. Video questions are very short and very easy to answer, so your students can concentrate on the video and a second copy includes a link to the video for absent students. An answer key is provided with the file.

** Added Google Apps version of worksheet for distance learning.

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