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    Tawhid Paradigm Analysis

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    as they leave certain parts that neglect equality between men and women, causing a double talk of the texts. 2- What is the “double critique” Juliette Williams engages in regarding Shia temporary marriage and American marriage practices? Juliette Williams describes the practice of temporary marriage within the Shia Muslims as an agreement between male and a female, either in verbal or written format with the intention to…

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    Throughout history, Islam and Christianity have both influenced the world today in many ways. Due to the spread of Christianity and Islam from their origin, there have been many similar and different beliefs and effects on politics. Islam began in 622 A.D. around the Arabian Peninsula spreading the belief of their founder’s will (). Islam followers are called Muslims, or “one who submits”. Muhammad was the founder of Islam. Muhammad and his followers consider himself as the “messenger of…

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    Shi Ite Faction

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    The Shi'ite faction and the Sunni faction are two branches of Islam that consist of different views on who should become the next successor to Muhammad. The major split of these two branches happened when Muhammad died. He did not have anyone to his heir, but Muhammad did have a daughter. Many of the Islamic people disagreed to have a woman to his heir. That was one of the biggest reasons why the Sh'ite faction and the Sunni faction, because they disagreed on who should be the rightful heir.…

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    Adina Baig Global Issues, Section 039 13 September 2017 1. Discuss how globalization has played a role in Muslim sectarian violence. Sunnis and Shias have been fighting for power since the beginning of Islam. Other facts have increased the violence. Some of the factors include western countries interferences in political and economic affairs of the region, politics over oil, and economic interdependence. The United States favoring one section over the other (For ex: what happened with the…

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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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    Fourth Pillar Of Islam

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    Islam, the world 's second-largest religion, is followed by about 1.6 billion people. Islam comes from the Arabic word for peace. Those who follow Islam are called Muslims, which means those who submit to God 's will. The Ummah is the universal Muslim community of faith. Essentially, the goal of Islam is to find peace and tranquility through total submission to God 's will. Muslims believe in one God, who they call Allah, for it means the almighty, the creator, and the all knowing one. They…

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    Radical Islam

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    surrounding radical Islam. Islam is currently going through trials and tribulations and posed with the ultimate question of pluralism. Christianity seemed to to go through this crucible in the seventeenth century with the Enlightenment. While Christianity always had small-scale struggles regarding religious freedom post-Enlightenment with the majority Protestant persecution of Catholics, the question of religious freedom in the western, Christian world is now relatively solved. Now, Islam and…

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    overthrown. The main locations of the ISIS group is in Syria and Iraq where they have conqured very vast areas. The main objective of ISIS group is to promote religious violence. Their other objectives included overthrowing the Shia-led…

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    full of uninformed citizens. Many believe that Christianity and Islam are on completely opposite sides of the religious spectrum. These same people believe that all Muslims are terrorist, meant to kill infidels. However, the truth is Christianity and Islam are extremely similar in nature. Through this realization, we must overcome the misconceptions. In a sea of differing views, citizens of the world must realize that Christianity and Islam are very similar in nature through the structure of…

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    Every month this group meets many times and has a guest speaker who is more knowledgeable in Islam than any other person . However after ASR ( one of the Muslim prayer) group of people sits together and discuss Sharia just like Waz but their discussion is mostly about translating the Koran. So people could be enlighten about Islam and have no false idea about it. In The discussion they discuss the Koran and the norms of Islamic people. One member from the group…

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