This sport is Canada's national sport.

This was the name of the first caliphate.

This man derived the formulas of general and special relativity.

This Surah has 286 verses, the longest in the Quran.

This Prophet turned his stick into a snake in front of the Pharaoh.

These two NBA teams are currently tied for the most championships.

This Islamic empire conquered Constantinople in 1453 under the banner of Mehmet the 2nd.

This type of radiation has the shortest wavelength on the electromagnetic spectrum.

This Surah with 83 verses is considered to be the "Heart of the Quran".

The Zabur (Psalms) was revealed to this prophet.

The record holder for the most Olympic medals ever, with 28.

This empire founded by Babur was the greatest and mightiest Islamic kingdom in the Indian Subcontinent.

This constant [c] in "E=mc^2" represents this value.

This Surah is the only Surah to not begin with the "Bismillah".

This Prophet was sent to the Nation of 'Aad.

This country won the first ever football world cup in 1930, it was also the first nation to host the FIFA World Cup.

This great mosque in Al-Andalus once functioned as a fort for the Nasrid Dynasty.

This famous sequence begins 1,1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13.

These two Surahs are referred to as the "Al-Mu'awwidhatayn", or the verses to seek refuge.

On one occasion, the angels came to visit Ibrahim (pbuh), but they were on their way to destroy this group.

The NBA team Stephen Curry's father played for towards the end of his career.

This caliph was immortalized in many myths and folktales and the middle-east, specifically in the Arabian Nights literature.

These kinds of numbers have factors that sum to themselves like 6 (=1+2+3) or 28 (=1+2+4+7+14).

The Ayat of Sajdah was first revealed in this Surah.

This animal was killed by the people of Thamud.