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    Although the United Nations, recognizes the importance of the freedom of religious choice for all people, the struggle for these rights continue to exist and these atrocities still happen in the modern world. An excellent example of a religious-based conflict, is the ongoing unrest currently taking place in Iraq. Numerous issues regarding freedom of thought, conscience and religion continue to shape the tumultuous landscape of this country. In Iraq, there are two branches of Islam, which have…

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    In today’s modern world I find that religion and politics are more relevant to religious belief and expression than social class and power, and ethnicity and gender. In America I feel politics and religion go hand in hand. Most of the original founding documents in America have some sort of religious affiliation. Even our currency has a religious affiliation, “In God We Trust” can be found on every paper currency in America. When George Washington first took the oath into office and decided to…

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    Secularity In France

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    Secularity in France targets the public sphere, the treatment of religious symbolism in French law raises issues of how the maintenance of secularity should go about in a nation, forcibly removing ‘visible religion’ from the public sphere, implies a lack of pluralism in a nation, laïcité then could be considered relatively undemocratic. What exactly was meant by ‘ostentatious’ is a matter of much debate, to what extent must a symbol of religious affiliation be ‘ostentatious’. This year, a 15…

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    hijab? What should have been a monumental decision in this young girl’s life turned into an excuse for others to make fun of her and call her a traitor? Instead of trying to keep Muslims out of the country, America should try to learn more about Islam, because how can…

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    f. The organizational of Sunni Islam lacks real leadership structure. The leaders are simply ones who have spent more time educating themselves in the Islamic religion. They are called Mullahs or Priests. The role of this leader is to simply lead worship services and give religious guidance. Religious leaders are trained at Madrasas, a religious school that is adjacent to the Mosque. Most graduates go on to become leaders in the local mosque as well as primary school teachers. There are several…

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    ********************************************************************************************************** 1. Select one of the challenges of Islam in the modern world described in our textbook; research on the Internet how this challenge is being met in major Muslim societies today; and write an essay on your findings. Student Answer: I do not know if I should consider this topic of Islam a challenge or cultural in the modern world. The covering from head to toe, arranged marriages, and lack…

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    psychological militants connect themselves with Islam and influence psychological oppression to seem like it is a fight amongst Muslims and Christians. It has influenced me to ask why we don't regularly witness situations where there are Jewish, Buddhists, or Christians who take part in demonstrations of psychological warfare. There are a few people who have on a few events submitted ghastly demonstrations of psychological warfare for the sake of Islam. Then again, Muslim faithfuls have…

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    Muslim Women In America

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    revolves around religion, women should have the same rights as men. They should also be given the freedom to make their own decisions pertaining to most issues (Islam Oppresses Women). In America today, Muslim women are struggling to address the stereotypes and misconceptions entailed with being a woman in Islam. The “role of women” in Islam is not one that can be easily defined. Both the Qu’ran and the practice of the Prophet Mohammed seem to recognize and encourage an equal and balanced family…

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    With a community of over 1.5 billion believers stretching across the globe, Islam is the world’s second largest religion, and it has been the subject of intense debate and scrutiny in the West for decades. Besides the centuries of conflict between Christian Europe and the Muslim empires of Arabia, or even more recent memories of Islamic fundamentalists chanting “Death to America” as they stormed the American embassy during the Iranian Revolution of 1979, the attacks on the World Trade Center on…

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    Malcolm X Influence

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    became quickly absorbed in the Urban lifestyle. He lost sense of himself as he became more involved in drugs and crime, and his carelessness led to his arrest. Lost, alone, and locked up, he submerged himself in religion, discovering Allah and the Nation of Islam. Bigotry and prejudice inspired him to speak out against the unfair treatment of the black community in America, furthering his eloquent speaking…

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