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    Women in the Islamic society were not considered equal compared to men in the community. The extensive gap in gender roles was prominent in the Islamic Faith. Although the Quran states that men and women were supposed to be seen as equals, in this civilization, gender roles were simply not balanced. Muhammad was able to spread his message effectively with the help of other people. The two most important people that helped spread his message were in fact women. Although women were not seen as…

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    Conception of Authority in Islam It is seen in the first surah in the Quran that supreme authority rests, “In the name of Allah, the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful, all praise is due to Allah, Lord of the Worlds,” (Al-Fatihah 1:1, 1:2). There is a coherence between authority and doctrine, where a doctrine consists of words, deeds, goals and means of attaining these goals as well as defining the relationship between the believers and their doctrine, (Yaqub, n.d.). However, there must…

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    They even knew where areas of sheltered waters were located. The Duke of Medina Sidonia, the Spanish Armada commander, took a gamble knowing that the sheltered water would be the last place for the Armada could wait for word from the army. When Sir Francis Drake attacked, the Spanish commander sent some ships to attack which…

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    Ibn Arabi Influence

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    from Malatya whose son would be a future disciple under Ibn Arabi’s guidance. Ibn also made a stop to Mosul, where he took some time to start spiritual initiation. For a span of several years, Ibn Arabi traveled to various cities such as Mecca and Medina and others that are located in Turkey and Egypt. Finally, at around 1223, Ibn Arabi settled down in Damascus and a small group of his students served him until he passed.…

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    For a period of time, the trade dwindled down, but during the Mongol Rule, it rose back to its peak during the Post Classical Era. This era also saw the rise of many cities, such as Medina, which rose due to the rise of Islam. Delhi rose when Islamic invaders settled under the Sultan after defeating the Hindus. African cities such as Timbuktu, Carthage and Tripoli. In Timbuktu, Mansa Musa built a capital to expand the kingdom past Ghana…

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    Abu Bakr Research Paper

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    foremost member of the Muslim community after Muhammad, he is credited with the purchase and release of several slaves, renowned for having proclaimed the first Muslim call to prayer. Abu Bakr was chosen by Muhammad to accompany him on his hijra to Medina in 622 C.E. He became Muhammad’s father-in-law when his daughter, Aisha, married the Prophet. Taking the title Khalifa rasul Allah, Abu Bakr…

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    Ms. Medina choose to write the article because it was and continues to be a very important issue in our country. Information was provided on both sides of the issue, however, much of the information on the anti-vaccine side of the issue was used to dispute and…

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    Alex Medina Literary devices are a high importance in an author's work. We can use them to analyze and further investigate why an author decides to make word choices. These devices closely reveal how a story's plot is developed into a great work. For instance, Edgar Allan Poe is notorious for his use of them. In all of his works, there is always symbolism and other elements that make this great author unique. A closer look at "The Fall of the House of Usher's" use of subtle foreshadowing and…

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    Arnold Sarn Case Summary

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    Our guest speaker, Dr. Medina, was very enlightening. As he spoke about the Arnold Sarn case, and what it had accomplished, it was sad that it took so long to get these necessities established from the seriously mentally ill. He talked about how prior to this some mentally ill individuals could not qualify for Medicaid and the state did not adequately cover the treatment that they needed and would be an additional burden on their families. By enrolling the individuals that were covered…

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    In boundless huge crowd, some are successful, some are trying their best to be succeed. Successful people always inspire people to keep going on. However, to be succeed is always not easy. There are many difficulties and hardships undergo and thousands of failures behind the success. There are two famous successful persons presented in this essay, one is a famous leader from business, one is a famous actor and a government leader. Christopher Paul Gardner is a famous American millionaire, as a…

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