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    Anglican, Protestant, and others. The name Islam implies accommodation to the will of God. Around 22% of the world 's populace takes after Muhammad. Real conventions and groups incorporate Shi 'ite, Sunni, and Sufi (Robinson, 2001).Christianity and Islam both accept that individuals have undying souls and that they can live everlastingly in paradise in the event that they surrender to Allah and acknowledge him as the unparalleled God. In the light…

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    illustrates individual stories of Shia Muslims living in Malaysia facing injustice and oppression by the National Fatwa Council (NFC), the country’s top Islamic body (Gooch, 2011). In 1996, the NFC declared the Sunni Islam as the country’s official religion. While many interpreted this as “Shia Islam was banned” (Musa, 2013) due to their deviant teachings, a spokesperson for the federal government tried clearing doubts by stating the “Shia Muslims are free to practice their faith, but are not…

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    in (doc d). For those reasons that is why I believe that the military had a big influence in the quick Islam spread. My second reason for Islam spreading so quickly is the culture. The Islam culture is very respectful, morality, no fighting, peaceful, and relatable (doc b). They are very respectful to other people, they believe that god will bestow forgiveness and rich recompose (doc b). The people that do good should be in paradise they say, meaning if you do good all the time and ask god to…

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    Before Islam, the nomadic tribes inhabiting the Arabian peninsula worshiped statues (idols). Muhammad introduced a new religion into this chaotic Arab world. Islam affirmed only one God. It demanded that followers obey God's will and laws.Following Muhammad's death in A.D. 632, companions of Muhammad named the Caliphs ruled the Islamic…

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    What is the Liberal Islam? The end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century marked a hectic time period in world history. Europe was the cultural capital of the world, and ideologies such as nationalism and secularism were driving scientific evolution and social norms. However, the Muslim community at this time was experiencing an identity crisis, and was a civilization in transition. The once great Ottoman Empire was crumbling from internal and external pressure, Egypt experienced a…

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    Christianity started growing in the first hundred years of the new era and Islam grew mid 600. Though christianity would only really take hold in the west after constantinople moved the capital and declared christianity his religion (around mid 300). So close to each other in a time where knowledge and beliefs were shared in trade or sieging, it is only natural that the 2 fairly new religions hold similarities. Christianity and Islam have similarities in God, a little difference in poverty, and…

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    Most identify the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria as being an Islamic terrorist group. Whether or not ISIS is actually Islamic has been up for debate. One thing that is for certain is that ISIS does use, proclaim and manipulate Islam in its’ ever-lasting ploy to lure recruits to join their ranks. For instance, one of the ways this is done is through imams. Imams serve as the leaders of Muslim mosques all across the world. So, needless to be said, imams serve as important authoritative figures…

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    that have a theology which is founded on hate do not represent any of the traditions in Islam. Many devotees of Islam argue that Islam is a religion of peace. The truth of this assertion may not be entirely accurate; this is because many militant groups carry out their activities through based on a puritanical strain of Islam that is known as Jihadi Salafism. It can be described as a medieval interpretation of Islam that developed when the Arabs were not in good terms with the Europeans as well…

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    Islam. Our allusion towards terror and violence arises questions why does this happen. Though for some it may sound absurd and ridiculous we can credit these misleading connotations to our most "reliable" source; Media. Media acting as a bridge between nations and religions has become rusted and unreliable. Constant discrimination against Islam can be found on an everyday tabloid, social sites or even late night TV shows. Our reliance on Media for facts and information about other religions has…

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    Islam is a religion that has spread to over 1.5 billion people since the death of Muhammad in 632 C.E. Since his death, there have been countless people that have left their mark on the lives of many Muslims across the world and helped transform Islam into the dominant faith that it is today. Specifically, those who were the closest to Muhammad are seen as having some of the deepest impacts on the Islamic faith other than Muhammad himself. Ali Talib, is not only the cousin of the Prophet…

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