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    Osama Bin Laden

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    speech, dated to 1994, bin Laden is already sounding the notes that reverberate throughout this collection: the entire Muslim world is under seige, from Afghanistan, to Palestine, to Iraq, to Chechnya and Bosnia; the humiliation (and emasculation) of Islam by the western world is the implicit goal. Now, clearly, one can quarrel with his analysis, but such a message has broad appeal. The editor and translator are to be commended for striking just the right balance here; they provide imformation,…

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    of the religious practices his family engaged in, which was entirely new to me at the time. I found their customs, fresh from their homeland as they were recently assimilating, very interesting and eye-opening. The only point of reference I had to Islam, and the greater Arabic and central asian culture in general, came from some pretty biased television and news reports. I used to spent alot of time at his…

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    Religion And Law In Islam

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    Religion is often regarded as a personal entity that has no effect on the community as a whole. This westernized view of religion is true to a certain extent— religion is a personal choice, but it is also a method of control. Religion, in this case, Islam, is crafted in such a way that satisfies the wellbeing of the individual, and along with the social and political structure of the society. Authority becomes rather firm and just when laws are derived from religion. Therefore, law and religion,…

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    3- How did you chose to become Shia? After I converted to Islam I decided not to follow any sect unless I know which one is right. I studied about Sunnis, Wahhabism and Sufism but there was no information Shias. I asked my Sunni friends about Shiism and they sent me a video clip showing a Wahhabi mufti talking about Shiism. He said that Shias are followers of Ali ibn Abi Talib. We also love Ali. Ali was the bravest in the Islamic society. He was the most knowledgeable and was very just. But a…

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    ISIS Research Paper

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    Although there is no way to be positive why people choose to join the extremist group, we are able to make assumptions to why. Religion is said to be a very large factor. Because ISIS plays off of the Sunni-Shia divide, they present themselves to be the “true” Islam religion. Some people, including famous celebrities and political figures like Donald Trump, associate all people who are of Islamic culture or people who are Muslim with ISIS when in fact, that is false. ISIS has made a…

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    Chaitanya and Kabir and the verses of Hafez who was a famous Persian poet. Religious tolerance was also found during the period of Taimur and Humayun. This had a great influence on Akbar’s religious policy. His childhood tutors, who were Irani Shias, made a significant contribution to Akbar's later preference towards religious tolerance.…

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    Middle East Bombing

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    Middle Eastern people are a threat to the United States because of the bombings and the oil it all should do based on the poverty and lack of understanding. Back in 1992 on December, first terrorist attack against Americans occurred in Yemen. When a bomb had erupted in a hotel used by U.S. military personnel involved in supporting the food for the people in to Somalia. Al-Qaeda launched a much deadlier attack in Yemen in October 2000 when it attacked the United States Ship Cole in the port of…

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    definitely use this to be advantages. Religion: Pakistan was originally part of India, and got its independence in 1947, to become an independent Muslim country. Right now, the country is made up of 97% Muslim with 77% of them being Sunni. The Shia Islam makes up about 20% of the country. Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, and Parses make up about 1% of the country. With the country being diverse there are many rituals that are followed depending on their religion. Muslims believe in Allah and…

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    In 2014 a group of Jihadist militants announced a worldwide caliphate. These Sunni Islamic fundamentalists goal was to create an Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. Originally they were referred to as ISIL but the name currently adopted by the organisation is ISIS. However many of the governments of the western world have taken to referring to ISIS as Daesh as an attempt to degrade and undermine them. This essay will attempt to follow this trend, but will use the two names interchangeably. Since…

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    on many levels. Shirin Neshat can be considered a modern-day artistic refugee. She spend nearly twenty years cut off from her home in Iran after the Islamic Revolution, and even when she was able to return the drastic societal changes under the new Shia led government…

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