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Document 9.1 is the most authoritative text in the collection, as it is believed by Muslims to be the direct revelation of God passed through the prophet
Muhammad. It therefore expresses the religious tradition in terms of the God’s commands. • Document 9.2 is a selection of sayings attributed to Muhammad. These sayings concern both the elements of the faith and practical advice on all manner of topics. They provide guidance in reading the Quran and for how to live one’s life. • Document 9.3 is a selection of sharia laws that provide practical guidance in all aspects of life. • Document 9.4 is a selection of poetry by Rumi that explores a more spiritual or mystical approach to
Islam and provides some guidance as to how one can foster a closer,

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