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    The Middle East has been considered the hub for the focal point of the world’s religions. However, the Middle East in itself has contributed to the innovation and evolution of all aspects in society since its beginning. Throughout its four regimes it has contributed culturally, ethnically and religiously in many methods. But, the early modern regime controlled itself and managed to blossom itself to the world religiously, ethnically, and culturally. The Middle East has flourished on its…

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    up to six years of their lifes. At the age of thirteen is the age to begin middle school, and marks the end of mixed-sex education. The state runs most of the schools, which combines a French structure with the rigid discipline and learning the Islamic tradition. Syria has few religious schools, some schools are ran by the United Nation relief program, and some are ran by the Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees. Syria also has some vocational and teacher-training education as well as…

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    We might think that Christianity is the most popular religion at this point, which is true. Scholars believe that in the mid-21st century Islam will be the largest in the world. Today the numbers are to an astounding 6 million Muslims that believe in Islam religion. Looking ahead to important figures, the geographic stand point, and important timeline events will help us better understand why Islam religion is growing relatively fast. This religion is a monotheistic tradition, which means…

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    alike. As early as 32,000 years ago, humans are believed to have been tracking cosmic cycles like our Moon’s phases (Burnham, Dyer & Kanpipe 22). These observations led to globally recognized concepts in our civilization such as time, the use of calendars and the ability to predict seasonal changes. Before the massive leap in progress made during the 20th century, man’s accumulated knowledge of the…

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    chapters, while in the previous chapters without God, Pi is left without faith. We may link these specific quotes through the religion of Islam. The crescent moon is one of the universal symbols used for several reasons in Islam, including the Islamic Calendar, alongside numerous mentions of the crescent and the moon through verses of the holy…

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    cycles, as the moon is at an assumed 0% illumination, the New Moon phase, before the beginning of the month, and again at the 28th day in each cycle, again reaching the New Moon phase, and putting the complete lunar cycle at around 29.5 days. The calendar system we utilize has eight parts, four major and four intermediate. The phase process starts at New Moon, then to Waxing Crescent, First Quarter, Waxing Gibbous, Full Moon, Waning Gibbous, Last Quarter, Waning Crescent, then back to the…

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    eating, drinking, having sexual intercourse, and doing evil deeds from sunrise to sunset. This pillar states that all Muslims of available age are obligated to fast during the holy month of Ramadan. This holy month occurs in the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and lasts about 30 days. Inscribed in the Holy Qur’an, fasting is an immense act of personal worship in which benefits only the individual. By fasting, one is able to connect more spiritually with God. The purpose of fasting is to…

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    The religion of Islam is a universal way of life and civilization. The Arabic word 'Islam ' simply means 'submission ', and is derived from a word meaning 'peace '. (30 Facts About Islam) The primary belief of Islam is believing Allah is the one true God. Another strong belief is that Allah has spoken the word though the prophet Muhammad even though there were many Muslims before Muhammad. Gabriel came to visited Muhammad and told him write down he said, now those writing are the Quran…

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    culture. 12. FOOD CUSTOMS AT CEREMONIAL OCCASIONS: Fasting is important Muslim tradition of the month of Ramadan, however food also has essential roles in other ceremonies. For example Eid-ul-Azha (Feast of Sacrifice) in the last month of the Muslim calendar, hinting at the occasion when the prophet Abraham was about to sacrifice his son to fulfill an order from Allah. Muslims who can afford it should sacrifice a sheep, goat, camel, or cow showing Abraham's submission to God. The meat of the…

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    Sturdiness Of Islam

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    To reach heaven Muslims must accept belief in Allah as the Supreme Being and the only God and must say the Islamic creed with conviction at least once during their lives. This would count as the first pillar of faith and the Islamic Creed is La ilaha illa Allah; Muhammad rasul Allah. This translates into “There is no God but Allah; Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.” The first part of this creed was extremely important…

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