Five Pillars of Islam

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    circulated around the conception of Islam being the religion of terror and the motive behind the massacre of innocence around the world. As a result of this, and other events the serene religion of Islam have develop into the most embroiled religion to subsist in our society. Although there have been numerous predicaments that challenge the fundamental concept of peace in Islam, it should be insisted that educated people should not be hypnotised by segments of the media. Islam is the world 's…

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    for all mankind and for all generations. Therefore Prophet Muhammad used the phrase “O People” but not “O Muslims” or “O Believers”. In order to forward his message, he asked the people who were present at the sermon to deliver his words to others. Islam as a religion is wrongly interpreted in the western world as Muslims are mostly seen to be related with terrorism. If understood correctly, the last sermon of Prophet Muhammad would adjust the misconception and present the religion with its…

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    Judaism vs. Islam In this essay I will review my understanding of the major beliefs and practices of two of the great Abrahamic religions, Judaism and Islam. I will attempt to take the position of proponents of each religion, and delineate areas of agreement and disagreement. What makes this comparison so compelling, and relevant, is the great human suffering that has resulted, and continues to result, from those who cloak their aggression and hatred under the veil of each religion. Judaism is…

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    Today, 1.6 billion Muslims live on this earth. Christian ministry to those of differing religions and beliefs, such as Islam, stands as a central tenet of Jesus’s Gospel mandate. Often those who pursue this mandate find great difficulty while proclaiming the Gospel, as cultural context may prevent the evangelizer’s words from being understood as intended. In order to avoid such confusion, careful attention and adaptation to cultural factors in essential in Christian ministry to non-believers.…

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    Summary Of Islam

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    Summary of Islam Religion can be looked at differently by everyone but, Islam is a religion that has made headlines in the last few years. The religion is simple just like any other, the idea of worshipping a God. Thus, within Islam there are many different categories that can be discussed, the Muslim religion has origins, symbols, rituals, festivals and sacred writings that are dear to many. There are many different perspectives on the great religion of Islam as it is the revelation of the…

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    A Nations political attitude cannot be used to refer to the attributes of a culture. From my personal expertise in society, Muslims’ subculture, which is recognized as the Islamic religion, had been discriminated against in society because of warfare and tourism. Muslims religion teaches about peace, love, togetherness, but the media have discuss the subculture for been dangerous. The United States have mix culture in each state. I grew up in a Christian family with the knowledge that the only…

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    The Islamic Empire

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    The Islamic Empire is one of history’s greatest achievements because it’s a civilization that’s spread greatly through an area as divided as South West Asia. The empire lasted for centuries and affected civilizations around the globe. The Islamic Empire spread rapidly through the region of South West Asia and succeeded in becoming the dominant civilization for hundreds of years due to the appeal of it’s undeniable origin, peaceful principles, and it’s development in expansion. The Islamic…

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    The post classical period of 600 CE to 1450 CE was characterized by the spread of the world’s three universal religions, Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam, which was a result of trading contacts, missionary activity, and military conquest. These characteristics impacted many regions, but one specifically being the Middle East. During this period, the Middle East experienced a change including the separation of Muslims into two branches while still continuing to follow patriarchy throughout both…

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    it is relevant and important to see Islam with a different perspective. The book start by saying that we need to see this particular set of believes with a different set of lenses. We cannot see Islam with the same point of view we’ve always seen them with. Our own believes, mind sets and even culture will only get in the way of looking at them with the eyes that God would want us to see them. In my readings I found myself expanding on things I knew about Islam. The founder was Muhammad, who…

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    Muslim Women

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    I chose to write about role of women in Islam because in modern day society there are many stereotypes about Muslim women, as to having no independence or power. As with most stereotypes, this is a misconception. In this paper, I will explain how the roles of women have evolved over the years as well as an interview with a Muslim woman. In the Muslim society, the role of a women is different from the role of a women in other religious societies. The women’s position has wide-range of social,…

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