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|'''[[Ka'aba]]'''
|'''[[Kaaba|Ka'aba]]'''
|The holiest shrine in Islam and the first of many non-Muslim worship place to be forcibly converted by Muslims into a mosque. During Muhamad's time, Mecca was a center of idol-worship, with the Ka'aba housing 360 idols. Muhammad discarded the 360 idols but retained for Islam, the Ka’aba with its [[#B|Black Stone]], justifying it with the mythical claim that Abraham and Ishmael originally constructed it.
|The holiest shrine in Islam and the first of many non-Muslim worship place to be forcibly converted by Muslims into a mosque. During Muhamad's time, Mecca was a center of idol-worship, with the Ka'aba housing 360 idols. Muhammad discarded the 360 idols but retained for Islam, the Ka’aba with its [[#B|Black Stone]], justifying it with the mythical claim that Abraham and Ishmael originally constructed it.
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|'''Khutbah'''
|'''Khutbah'''
|A speech delivered by a Muslim cleric before Friday prayers.
|A speech delivered by a Muslim cleric before Friday prayers.  
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|'''[[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Lying and Deception|Kitman]]'''
|Similar to Taqqiya but rather than outright dissimulation, it consists in telling only a part of the truth, with “mental reservation” justifying the omission of the rest.  
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