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    to differ as it relates to the different ethnic groups. With regards to Islam and Hinduism there are differences in attitudes towards death. Muhammad is the founding prophet of Islam. Additionally, Islam is one of the world’s major religions. At the heart of Islam is a belief in an all-powerful, transcendent God who has created the universe and who controls it down to the smallest detail (Molloy, 2008). A follower of Islam is called a Muslim. Muslims believe that there are good and evil…

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    historic civilization about Islamic religion. The basis of many writings is to trace the reasons as to why there was a sudden rise of Islam after the death of Prophet Muhammad. However, there has been a lot of debate especially in the media as to why the religion is highly associated with terror activities. In the contrary, Islam is a religion of peace and the name Islam is an adjective that means peace. The three references used in the paper shows that the authors had both political and ethical…

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    Islam is one of the most popular and common religions in the world! A merchant trader named Muhammad ibn Abdallah was the man who started Muslim. It all started when Muhammad went to one of his frequent trips to a cave in Mecca and on his way there, the archangel Gabriel squeezed him so hard that the words, Allah was the one God came out of Muhammad’s mouth. He shared the experience with family members but other than that he stayed silent. Finally one day when he went to Mecca for a pilgrimage,…

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    Islam is one of the most prominent and fast-growing religious movements in America. While in the past Islam was associated with foreigners, especially Arabs, it is today an important and respected religion in America. Any religious movement will face another religion that is extremist. Those other religion used the media as a way to fight Islam and prevent it from spreading, which has become a threat to their religion “ as they claimed”. The events of September 2001 had a significant impact on…

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    Religion 12 The role of women in Islam: Rules and Customs There are many rules and customs for women in Islam. For example, who the women marry what jobs they have and what they wear. Islam traditions and rules are very different from the United States. Before the nineteenth amendment, women in the Unites states weren’t too much different from the women in Islam, in regards to certain rights as well as stereotypes. Women play…

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    The Black Stone In Islam

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    BLACK STONE IN MECCA Introduction The Black Stone is known as ‘al-Hajar-al-Aswad’ in the Arabic language and is the most Holy object for the Muslims which is still present in its original and ancient form. It is located in one of the cornerstones of Ka’aba Sharif, which is the Holy stone building for the Muslims. The building is surrounded by the ‘Masjid-al-Haram’, which to the Muslims is known as the grand mosque. The Black Stone has been fixed in the wall of the Ka’aba Sharif at a distance…

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    The Emergence of Islam: Classical Traditions in Contemporary Perspective is a well-written book by the author, Gabriel Said Reynold. Reynold explains the story of Islam in this book from the very beginning of Muhammad’s early life. The first chapter of the book is Muhammad in Mecca which are then divided into several subchapters and sub-subchapters which are Monotheism and Paganism in Muhammad’s Arabia (Muhammad and the Monk, The Pagan City of Mecca and the War of the Elephant), Muhammad’s Early…

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    Understanding Islam in Historical Perspective. As a biology major my favorite subject is genetics and I am taking it as a major requirement. One thing that is frustrating is only taking major and minor requirements with limited space for classes that I am interested in. These 3D classes allow me to explore subjects that I am interested in. I want to take ethics and explore different moral obligations and utilitarian philosophy. I am also interested in taking a history class on historical Islam…

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    The Spread of Islam: From Muhammad to Empire The Islamic culture grew in many different ways, two completely opposite ways of convincing converts to join the Islamic faith came into play, peace and destruction. Conversely, possible converts and others found the culture interesting, as their peaceful nature attracted many from afar and people were swayed by the culture. The very intricate trade routes made by the Islamic empire helped possible converts to see the aspects of the…

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    Founded by Prophet Muhammad around 610 A.D., Islam is the world’s second largest religion after Christianity with more than one billion followers. Though it originated in Arabia, the teachings have dispersed all over the world from Pakistan to Egypt and many more continents. The main components of Islam are the five pillars. Through the five obligations or pillars of faith, Muslims learn how to heighten their overall well-being. The first pillar of Islam is the profession of faith, which in…

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