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    What Is Malala Yousafzai

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    preached that the earthquake was a warning from God. If we did not mend our ways and introduce shariat or Islamic law, they shouted in their thundering voices, more severe punishment would come." ( Malala 57) Certain branches of Islam strictly enforce Sharia law which believes only men shall be educated and women should tend the house and carry out stereotypical “woman activities”. Attending a Catholic school it’s encouraged to practice a religion and involve it with your studies. I…

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    The main reason for the western world turning on Gaddafi revolved around Gaddafi sending his own troop’s to attack protestor’s within the city of Benghazi. The United States condemned these attacks and stated that the government had lost all its legitimacy to function properly. Little did they know that Gaddafi played a pivotal role in rebuilding the nation of Libya. Gaddafi was able to overthrow the monarchy and declared the Jamahirya, (a republic of the masses in which political power was to…

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    were not extreme about it. They read from the Quran during weddings and funerals. It was not used to justify harming or killing an individual. However, after the Taliban took over, the militant group used the Quran to back up their extreme version of Sharia, or punishment. There was not a separation of church and state. Every awful act they performed, they proclaimed that it was because of the word of God and loved to punish people at every opportunity. In the Kite Runner, when Amir arrived to…

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    goes by the title of ISIS, also known as Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. Since its establishment in 2014, the militant Jihadists group, ISIS, has terrorized the country of Iraq in attempts to gain more land and create their own nation with strict Sharia law. What started as a war between the two major religions in Iraq, the Sunni and the Shia, ISIS was formed with the support of the Sunni in Saudi Arabia to fight against the opposing…

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    lack of anarchy or murder, family structure, etc. enforced by religious beliefs’. An example of a society that is highly dictated by religion would be, the Islamic ones such as Pakistan, Iraq and Saudi Arabia. These countries base their laws on sharia law, and follow strict Islamic culture. Islamic culture is very simple and easily defined. ‘Submit freely to The Commandments and Will of The One and Only God (Allah). This submission should come from within, from sound belief in and conviction to…

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    Yakoobi's Beliefs

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    A Muslim extremist who attacked a church in a central African country and tried to kill its pastor has embraced Christianity after a man with “nail-scarred hands” appeared and spoke to him in a vision. In mid-March, Ibn Yakoobi and other Muslim extremists attacked Christians gathered for a 21-day prayer and fasting period at the Assembly of Loving God (ALG) church armed with rods and swords, but the believers were saved through divine intervention, Bibles for Mideast details. When Yakoobi tried…

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    1.Identifiy and explain 2 of Schwartz’s Value Types (using specific examples) which seem to be most “in conflict” regarding this issue. Two of Schwartz’s Value Types that I think seem to be most in conflict regarding the issue of American sanctions and North Korea are Power and Benevolence. When talking about North Korea, one gets the sense that they are totally out of touch with what it means to be a great country. Power is a value of North Korea in part because the North Korean Leader Kim…

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    world countries still do not have the rights of those of their female counterparts in first world countries. A prime example would be Saudi Arabia, where women are not allowed to drive and under Sharia law they only count as half a witness and need a second female in case the first “forgets”. Aside from Sharia law, many religions promote the treatment of women as property and there are ridiculous measures to keep women “pure” for her husband and if she is not pure she will be killed. The…

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    Hispaniola Research Paper

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    Revolution is when a group of people try to overthrow those in power. One instance occurred on the Island of Hispaniola, which is present day Haiti, when a group of slaves led a revolt against their French leaders. Another instance occurred in Iran, when Islamic nationalists in Iran tried to overthrow the Iran leaders known as the Shah. The last instance occurred in Northern Nigeria, where the Fulani people revolted against the local Hausa rulers to try and set up an Islamic state.…

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    volunteer because they wanted to help the afghans fight the I wading Russians Army. That is why they went to Afghanistan in 1980. Al Qaeda was trying to get rid of the western influences/presence. They want to create an Islamic caliphate governed by them sharia law interpretation. Al Qaeda has been involved in so many events in their past existence. We all know that the organization hasn't been as active since Osama Bin Laden death. Since that day, they haven't been…

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