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    In order for one to understand the significance of the written word in Islamic art one must first understand the significance that the Arabic language holds within the Islamic world. To Muslim, Arabic is a holy language. Arabic is the language which God chose to deliver his message to Mohammad in. Because of this fact, Arabic is an elevated language being the medium through which God delivered his message. Throughout the history of Islam, a debate has raged as to whether or not one can even…

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    In spite of the great disparity between Jewish and Islamic beliefs, both religions share a reciprocal relationship that is rooted in the universal endeavour to achieve unparalleled, intrinsic and extrinsic peace. Islam is an amalgam of the dual concepts of submission to the will of Allah; a God-centred lifestyle, or sirat al mustaqeem which is achieved by the continuity of spiritual obedience, and possessing spiritual peace; as is encapsulated in the Arabic greeting Salaam (peace). Thus the…

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    Radical Islamist Extremist

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    October 2014 was one of the most violent months in my memory. Filling the headlines were a beheading which was broadcast online, a shooting at Canada’s Parliament, a murder/suicide at a high school, and multiple other violent attacks on law enforcement officers, and citizens. Up to and including September 11, 2001, the first assumption when similar events unfurled was that some psychotic person, working alone, would be found responsible for the mayhem. Not this month. The phrase Radical…

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    The relationship between rationality and religious scripture has often been seen as a contentious one. Especially in the European intellectual tradition, much has been made of the dichotomy between medieval blind following of the Catholic clergy and the Age of Enlightenment, based on science and reason, which succeeded it. The infamous Galileo affair in the 1610’s if oftentimes cited by modern partisans of science as proof of the inherent incompatibility of religious belief and scientific,…

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    In the past year of 2014, there have been more terrorist attacks than in previous years combined. For a total count, “Islamic terrorist have carried out more than 25, 210 deadly terror attacks since 9/11” (thereligionofpeace.com). A major problem is the terror group Isis or Isil, as they like to be called. Since the terror group has formed in the previous summer, there have been more recent terror strikes around the globe. Not to only mention the attacks they bring, Isis has also been…

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    Judaism vs. Islam In this essay I will review my understanding of the major beliefs and practices of two of the great Abrahamic religions, Judaism and Islam. I will attempt to take the position of proponents of each religion, and delineate areas of agreement and disagreement. What makes this comparison so compelling, and relevant, is the great human suffering that has resulted, and continues to result, from those who cloak their aggression and hatred under the veil of each religion. Judaism is…

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    Good Aspects of Muslims Thesis: Besides all the terrorist attacks, not everything related to Muslims are evil and fatal. As a matter of fact, there are numerous advantages in their religion that are notable enough to refer. I. Introduction: To explain and introduce that the paper is written in three aspects. II. Strict and demanding rules: A. Strict rules of lifestyles: The consuming alcohol and drugs are not permitted B. Demands related to how the food is served and which is suitable for…

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    Today’s world, there are many different ways to get involved in religion; various methods have attracted groups of all ages and races. Religion is an important part in people’s lives and they take it very seriously. Even people who are not religious at all, by nature consider it to be important. Two of the most important religions are Christianity and Islam. There are similarities and difference when it comes to the Prophet Muhammad (570 AD - 632 AD ) and Jesus (7 BC - 29 AD) the prophets of…

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    Quran lays down relationship between the Muslims and those who do not follow that religion. It threatens those who do not follow the religion of dire consequences. Quran speaks of peace for Muslims and holy struggle or Jihad against non believers. The kind of relationship which would exist between Muslims and unbelievers or non Muslims who accepted Islam’s secular authority was an interesting question. Interestingly, Quran prohibits forced conversion. In 628 Muhammad entered into a contract,…

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    In his semi-autobiographical book Blue Like Jazz, Donald Miller explores his journey in seeking a relationship with God. It serves as a reflection on his search for identity, which is a challenge for Miller because he was raised in a society that “ditched” critical thinking, soul searching, and the importance of growth in Christianity. Miller touches on subjects involving the identity of God, confession, sin, and the Church. His various interactions with friends and his experiences in his youth…

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