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    Letter To Zarook

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    whenever we needed and looked after us as his own parents. He too loves us as much as we do. Moreover, he too lost his parents when he was a child and we are his parents now. Ms. Zoolika is the wife of Zarook and they have two children, Abdulla and Umar. His children…

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    authority in a socialist economy. Hence, competition is removed. “It is due to competition that an economy becomes prosperous.” ( "What Is Socialism, Advantages and Disadvantages of Socialism." What Is Socialism, Advantages and Disadvantages of Socialism. Umar Farooq, 21 Dec. 2011. Web. 27 Oct. 2015.) With the non-existence of competition between markets, businesses, growth-oriented companies, etc., approaches to new, greater things is highly unattainable. There is no need to improve, for the…

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    This paper does a excellent job of outlining the Islamic influence that was placed on the Renaissance. All three questions were answered in complete detail and there was plenty of support for the claim made in this paper. The thesis of the paper is clear and accurate. Based off of this paper, one can gather although it wasn’t recognized by everyone, Islamic teaching was the main factor that held up the Renaissance. Gloria moved onto defending her point by defining what the Renaissance was…

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    Student Name: Nusret Mulasmajic Student ID: 10025550 Course Name/Code: AQD 401 Assignment Question: Research the concept of Satan in Christianity and Islam and explain the differences and similarities regarding this concept in both religions Attempt Count: 1 In the name of Allah, the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful. There has always been a great debate as to the origin and role of Satan, i.e. the jinn. According to Islam, both the jinn and the humankind were created by Allah…

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    the words written on the historical documents. Spoken words like extermination, military strategy, oppress, and Nazi Germany all creates an image in the viewer’s mind of how the past reflects the future. However, it is not only the words spoken by Umar Johnson that creates the sense of fear and urgency, but also the headlines, bolded words, and titles in historical documents reflecting such exterminations. The following words and titles are embedded in the historical documents shown in the…

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    Josiah and Johnson embarked upon a speech acts analyses of these speeches and examined the speeches for face threatening and face saving acts. Oladimeji (2010) also explored the pragmatics of Umar Yardua’s inaugural speech (2007) using Lawal’s pragmatic theory in the analysis of his research data. Essential elements captured in his findings includes: intention, inference, presupposition, implicature and mutual contextual beliefs (MCBs). This…

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    Al Shabaab was the first terrorist organization to use an American citizen to conduct a suicide bombing mission more than five years ago. Since then, the group has consistently targeted civilians and non-combatants to achieve their goals and has continued to attract Americans and other foreigners to its ranks. The group controls a large swath of territory in southern and central Somalia which enables the group to train and operate freely without any real interference. It has managed to survive…

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    In Islamic history, upon the death of Muhammad, his followers were faced with the decision of who should take his place as the leader of Islam. This leadership position was called the caliph. The empires of the caliphates in the Middle East began and expanded with imperial conquest, actively and passionately practice the conversion of non-believers to Islam, and ended with destructive civil wars. The empires started and expanded using imperial conquest. After the death of Mu’awiya, the Umayyad…

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    Both Muslim and Christianity are popular religions across the world, and they have significant impacts on the lives of their believers more so spiritually. Christianity and Muslim have common originality and values and believes making their believers respect and understand one another. In many countries across the globe, the two have been involved in the formulation of laws which the government uses in governing their various countries. Even though researchers show that Christianity is…

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    The history of Mali goes back to 5000 BC, when the Neolithic human skeleton was found in the Sahara. Discovery of gold and slave trade made Djenne city a trade capital and a destiny for explorers and traders until the 11th century when the Soninke Muslims created a trading center. Soninke kingdom started to move the Trans-Saharan trade routes from the Djenne city on the Niger River valley to North Africa. Almoravid group who later was assumed by the Mandinka Empire has destroyed the Soninke…

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