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    Death of the Creator of Islam Muhammad was born in c. 570 in Mecca, a town in the desert plateau of western Arabia. His father passed before he was born and his mother also died when he was a young child, he became an orphan around the age of six. At about age eight, his paternal uncle adopted him in and raised him in his family. Muhammad was a hard worker who spent his time working as a Shepard to pay his uncle for his care. He later married an older widow who was a wealthy merchant and had…

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    had a sincere passion for it, traveling almost 80,000 miles in the 1300s is almost unbelievable. Battutah was born in 1304, and he grew up to be a Muslim judge, as many other children in his family did (Hrbek). His first travel experience was to Mecca, this journey is one that many…

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    he is known throughout the word.. Writers recorded Musa’s actions more than any other ruler meaning that Mansa Musa must have been an important king. Musa was even introduced to Middle Eastern and European kings when he took a trip to the city of Mecca. The greatness of Mali can mostly be attributed to Mansa Musa. So why is Mansa Musa important to African American history? Mansa Musa is recognized as the first ruler of…

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    holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. Over 2 million muslims visit Mecca each year. Muslims from all over the world make the pilgrimage. Every able-bodied Muslim is encouraged to make the journey to Mecca at least once in their life. Making the hajj is the most significant act of faith and unity that a muslim can express. It is the peak of one’s religious experiences. Pilgrims journey to Mecca not as as show of economic standing, but to express their deep devotion to Allah. In Mecca muslims will…

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    Mansa Musa, the man with the famous legend of his haji to Mecca. He had lived from 1280 to 1337, and was the fourteenth century Mali Empire emperor. In 1312 Musa became emperor following the death of the previous ruler of Mali, Abu-Bakr II. Mali was an empire in West Africa that lasted from 1230 to 1600 and under Mansa Musa’s rule it became the largest and richest area of Africa. As Ruler of Mali he had captured the kingdom of Songhai and made its most major city, Timbuktu, a very vital and…

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    crimes against African Americans and Civil Rights activists that occurred while Malcolm was in Mecca or events that did not affect him directly. (Chaney) A limitation of this content is that Malcolm does not explicitly talk about other factors that changed his beliefs on Civil Rights. Malcolm’s letter from Mecca Value This document is written by Malcolm X to his allies in Harlem during his pilgrimage to Mecca in 1964. It is a primary source, originating from Malcolm X himself. The purpose…

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    of Galilee. This is where Jesus taught and gathered his disciples and Jesus also performed the miracle by walking on water. All these places are sacred to the Christian Faith. Some of the sacred places in Islamic culture are, of course, the city of Mecca and the Kaaba. The Kaaba is a small black cubic structure that is very holy toward Islamic culture for one of the five pillars says to visit and touch the Kaaba. It is also said that the Kaaba was originally founded by Adam and Eve. Another holy…

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    Islam Essay A very important factor for the spread of religion and the Empire was Mecca. The Islamic Empire was the start of the religion Islam. Mecca was important for the religion because before Islam it was a location for shrines, during the time of Islam it was the location of The Kaaba, and Muhammad the founder and the prophet of Islam was raised in Mecca. Mecca was also important for non religious reasons. It was a very important site for trade. During the time of the Islamic Empire,…

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    lecture and warn his son of all the difficulties and racism encounters he has faced as well as his ancestors. The book is about a letter written to his son in lecturing as well as the author trying to discuss certain ideals such as, the dream, the mecca, and the body to his son, and the struggles every African American citizen has faced. The idea of the typical American Dream is to have your own house, have a family, have that perfect job you’ve always dreamed of. The…

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    In Paulo Coelho’s, “The Alchemist,” the two most important life lessons makes everyone’s lives easier, if they follow. Throughout the novel, Paulo Coelho illustrates numerous events of Santiago struggling through life. If Santiago had all the important life lessons Coelho demonstrates throughout the story, Santiago would get to the treasure much quicker. Coelho displays the ups and downs of Santiago’s life throughout the novel. The two most important life lessons across the novel are that fear…

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