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    are in support of ISIS. There are two main Islamic groups. The Shi’a and the Sunni. “Though the comparison is imperfect for a number of reasons, it can be helpful to think of Shi’a Islam as being analogous to Roman Catholicism, and Sunni Islam as being analogous to Protestantism.”(Stern, Berger p.260) The emphasis on Islam of the Shi’a is on formalization and institutionalized religious authority. To become a religious scholar of the Shi’a you must be proficient in many subject such as law,…

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    In the United States of America there is a question that all politicians are being asked. Should the U.S. government accept syrian refugees into the U.S.? There are a large amount of pros and cons from either side of the argument. One of the problems that would affect the U.S. population is the probability of a terror attack from these refugees. Do the american people really want to take the chance that one of them has ties with ISIL and is just looking to cause an attack on american soil? In…

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    Niqab Research Paper

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    Niqab “I also wear a niqab and according to my prime minister, that’s is all you need to know about me to know that I am oppressed” said Zunera Iahaq to Toronto star. A niqab “veil worn by some Muslim women in public, covering all of the face apart from the eyes” (dictionary.com) .Zunera was told to remove her niqab when receiving her oath ceremony of citizenship. She refused to remove it because of her religious purpose therefore her citizenship was on hold till for a year. The government had…

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    Religion Impact

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    system of behavior and practices. Different religions contain different system of beliefs, ranging from the divine, scared things, and faith. There are over four-thousand religions in the world. The main four religions of the world are Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. Religious practices includes rituals, sermons, sacrifices, festivals, meditation, prayer, music, and others aspects of culture. The impact religion has on the world today is through depression, alcohol abuse, families. …

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    What Is Modesty?

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    Modesty is additionally viewed as a critical piece of an imperative fraction of faith (Profet SWM). Without having faith on religious preaches and rites one cannot be firmly modest and to be steady on faith more than fifty catalysts work together; haya’ is one of those (Al-Bukhari, 1.8). The prophet reminds us that haya (modesty, etc.) is an essential part of one’s faith: “Faith consists of more than sixty branches and haya (it covers a large number of concepts which are to be taken together;…

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    Transforming Our Community

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    every Muslim [males and females].” (4 Salah "Gender Equity in Islam: A Reflection on Social Injustice Towards Women") Some areas in the world ban women from being educated, but the Prophet here is telling his followers that education is obligated to everyone. He also says in another hadith, “Do not prevent women from going to the mosque” (4 Salah "Gender Equity in Islam: A Reflection on Social Injustice Towards Women"). Men and women both have the same obligations when it comes to matters such…

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    for their own oppressive purposes. The control over clothing is also justified through religion in Persepolis. Marji describes the women who are “Guardians of the revolution… to arrest women who were improperly veiled. (Like me, for example)” (Satrapi, 132). Marji states that their job is to “put us back on the straight and narrow by explaining the duties of Muslim women” (Satrapi, 133). The guardians of the revolutions defend these restrictions of freedom by identifying them as responsibilities…

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    Warfare In Religion

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    In this essay, I will be comparing the attitudes that Christianity, Hindiusm, and Islam have had towards war, and how it has changed and affected each religion 's development throughout history. The study of warfare in religion is important because the ability of the three largest religions to survive to the modern day is not found in the religious message, but rather in times of conflict, where the foundations for immense growth were laid. Even if these modern religions denounce war and…

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    Cultural Diffusion

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    The arrival of Islam to India divided society between Hindus and Muslims. Previously, Hinduism was seen as he most prevalent form of religion amongst people, strictly based around the caste system which allowed little to no upward mobility. With the arrival of Islam, specifically in a variation called Sufism, people of lower castes began to see the appeal in Islam. Rather than having a strcit system based on karma, they liked the idea of…

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    Literacy In Afghanistan

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    president is Ashraf Ghani. The population in Afghanistan at this time is 30.55 million. Fifty years from now the population should be 40,216,962.37. Men and women have different life expectancies, for example, women in Afghanistan live to usually be around 52.3 years old. Men on the other hand, are said to live to be around 49.5 years old. Women usually live longer than men, I think the reason for this is that men do more risky things. There are more births than there are deaths in…

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