The first is allegiance to God and believing that Muhammad is his messenger. This pillar is what solely determines if you are a Muslim. The second pillar of Islam is a prayer towards god, which is done five times a day. The times for prayer are sunrise, noon, mid-day, sun down, and early night. The third pillar of Islam is charity. Charity is divided into two groups, giving money to support the teaching of Islam, or helping anyone in need. The fourth pillar is a completion of Ramadan, the holy month where Muslims are supposed to fast from sunrise to sundown for the entire month. The last of the pillars is to make a pilgrimage to Mecca from Medina, as Muhammad did to reclaim his city. After the five pillars, the rest of the religion is derived from the Quran and the Hadith. The Quran is the revelations that Muhammad received put into one text, and the Hadiths are the in-person accounts of what Muhammad lived like. I asked about any sort of dancing, music, or art incorporating the religion. The imam explained that music and dance is forbidden, and that all forms of art are not allowed to show “life” as in living creatures. Calligraphy is a big form of art used historically in
The first is allegiance to God and believing that Muhammad is his messenger. This pillar is what solely determines if you are a Muslim. The second pillar of Islam is a prayer towards god, which is done five times a day. The times for prayer are sunrise, noon, mid-day, sun down, and early night. The third pillar of Islam is charity. Charity is divided into two groups, giving money to support the teaching of Islam, or helping anyone in need. The fourth pillar is a completion of Ramadan, the holy month where Muslims are supposed to fast from sunrise to sundown for the entire month. The last of the pillars is to make a pilgrimage to Mecca from Medina, as Muhammad did to reclaim his city. After the five pillars, the rest of the religion is derived from the Quran and the Hadith. The Quran is the revelations that Muhammad received put into one text, and the Hadiths are the in-person accounts of what Muhammad lived like. I asked about any sort of dancing, music, or art incorporating the religion. The imam explained that music and dance is forbidden, and that all forms of art are not allowed to show “life” as in living creatures. Calligraphy is a big form of art used historically in