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    that dates back to 610 CE, when Muhammad believed God came to him in a vision. Islam requires its followers to act righteously, to submit themselves to the one and only true God, and to care for the less fortunate (Adelman 372).” Muhammad was born in Mecca in Saudi…

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    Informative Speech I. Introduction A. It was the summer of 2012, I sited at a coffee shop waiting for my sister to pick me up after work. As I sited gently in the coffee shop, sipping my medium ice coffee to keep my body cool because of the hot weather. There are two men and four women discussing about their view on different types of religion. I don’t really pay much attention to their discussion not until I heard one of the women said that, the only things she knows about Islam is that, it is…

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    In 610 C.E., a man was called a messenger of God. Muhammad was born in Mecca in 570 C.E. It is believed by Muslims that an angel with the name of Gabriel told him he was a prophet while Muhammad was praying in a cave in on Mount Hira. Muhammad preached monotheism and acquired many followed called Muslims. There were, however, people who disagreed with Islam. They were afraid that Muhammad could potentially grow to power and that pilgrimages to the Ka’ba would cease and their merchant shops…

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    Later people started to accept this new religion. Islam spread due to military force and missionaries. With this type of power, it caused more people to listen and accept Islam. Mecca was important because that was the place where Muhammad started to spread Islam. Many wealthy people were against and worried in Mecca. They threatened Muhammad and even tried to kill him. On the other hand, the poor people liked him because if they served Allah (God) they would become equal with the rich and the…

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    Islam Assignment

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    goes back to the theory of worldviews. That the lack of information on a topic can have negative effects on how someone interprets the world around them. In today’s society, Islam is in the spot light due to current events like the Hajj happening in Mecca. This is why it is important to research and understand the basic principles and ideals behind this faith. I have pulled different aspects of the Islamic culture such as from the scripture of the Quran, the words of the prophet Muhammad in the…

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    Community in the Islamic faith is deeply integrated into the religion. For Islam you must follow the five pillars of Islam, in which each pillar is a compulsory act. These five pillars of Islam revolve around ummah. Ummah is an Arabic word that means community. The pillars are the salat, sawm, zakat, hajj, and the shahada. Salat, the first pillar is for the prayers, in this religion prayers are performed 5 times a day. There are specific times that one must pray while praying everyone in the…

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    Muhammad was born and raised in Mecca and in the religion of Islam, it is a very important city. One of the five pillars (Hajj) is a pilgrimage to Mecca. The pilgrimage lasts six days and consists of many things. On day one they walk around the Kaaba seven times and kiss the black stone. On day two, they go to Mina where they spend the whole…

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    The ‘Islamic’ culture started with a man in Mecca, Muhammad. who had a revelation and he set out to change the world in the way that was shown to him. He died after having established a polity based on his vision in Medina and soon it assumed proportions that stretched far beyond. He now contested not only with the Quraysh in Mecca but the Byzantines and Sassanians as well. The leaders of the Muslim community, the caliphs after his death continued the conquests and established a vast Islamic…

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    closer to God. Then again, in Islam, fasting during the month of Ramadan is mandatory (for most Muslims). Fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam, the other four including the Shahada, Salat (prayer), Zakat (charity) and Hajj (pilgrimage to Mecca). Similarly, Christians promote giving to charity and many attempt to make a trip to the Holy Land and Jerusalem as their own…

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    Essay On Dutch Imperialism

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    returning from Mecca. Referencing Michael Luffans’ journal Colonizing Islam and The Wester-Oriented Project of Indies Nationhood, an analysis of the interventions partaken by Dutch authorities to provide a solution to the “Islam…

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