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This article forms part of the series Islam
Vocabulary of Islam
The fundamental principles
Profession of faith Prayer · Alms · Fasting Pilgrimage to Mecca Jihad*
* considered by some Muslims to be a fundamental principle
Major figures
Allah · Muhammad · Caliph Prophets of Islam · Shia Imam Mahdi · Companions of Muhammad
Holy cities	Events
Mecca · Medina Jerusalem Najaf · Karbala Kufa · Kazimain Mashhad · Samarra	Hijra Islamic calendar Eid ul-Fitr Eid ul-Adha Aashurah Arba'een
Buildings	Religious roles
Mosque · Minaret Mihrab · Kaaba Islamic architecture	Muezzin · Mufti Mullah · Imam Ayatollah · Marja
Texts & law
Qur'an · Hadith · Sunnah Fiqh · Fatwa · Sharia
Sharia schools	Kalam schools
Hanafi Hanbali Jafari Maliki Shafi'i	Asharite Jabriyya Maturidi Murjite Mu'tazili Qadariyya
Shi'a sects	Kharijite sects
Ithna Asharia Ismailiyah Zaiddiyah Alawi* · Alevi*	Sufri Azraqi Ibadi
Messianic sects	Movements
Zikri	Sufism Wahhabism Salafism Liberals
Other sects	Related faiths
Nation of Islam Ahmadiyyah Five Percenters Submitters	Babism Bahá'í Faith Yazidi Sikhism Druze*
* = self-identification unclear