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    Patriotism in Islam

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    presence here in India. Islam does not forbid a Muslim to love his homeland or the country in which he lives or grew up. What is reprehensible is basing one’s feelings of loyalty and disavowal and loving and hating should always be based on islam and piety. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) used to love Makkah because it was the most beloved land to Allaah‚ but he did not love the kaafirs who lived there‚ rather he fought them because they fought against Islam and killed Muslims

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    Joy Day Buel and Richard Buel‚ Jr.‚ authors of The Way of Duty‚ describe Mary Fish Silliman by saying "She remained to the end of her life less a daughter of the Revolution than a child of the Puritans". This is proven throughout her life. Despite outside influences and events‚ Mary continued steadfast in her beliefs as a Puritan. Mary Fish was born into a Puritan world. Her parents‚ Joseph and Rebecca Fish‚ raised her using standards that dated back to the Old Plymouth colony. She was taught

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    quaint parish in Eastern England. The book The Voices of Morebath covers many day to day events that occurred between the years of 1520-1574. Duffy goes to great lengths to paint a picture of the community. A recurring theme during this tale is one of piety. According to Duffy there was: “…no rigid distinction was drawn between the community at prayer and the community as it went about its business” Religion pervaded every nook and cranny of the parishioners lives. He offers up more evidence by explaining

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    History of Banking MONETARY The history of banking depends on the history of money-  Two of the earliest things understood as available to barter are -Grain-Money -Food Cattle-Money ((((Grain-money and food cattle-money are used from at least 9000 BC)))) Anatolian Obsidian as a raw material for stone-age tools being distributed as early as 12‚500 B.C.‚ with organized trade occurring in the 9th millennium. ((((In Sardinia one of the four main sites for sourcing the material deposits of obsidian

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    Moliere’s "Tartuffe‚" although many things and behaviors are satirized‚ the play focuses mainly on the issue of religious hypocrisy. Whereas Tartuffe is the obvious hypocrite and antagonist who represents those members of society who preach religious piety but do not themselves live by the morals they try to force upon others‚ Orgon is the complex character through whom this religious hypocrisy is channeled. In the beginning of the play it is hinted that Orgon is perceived as an honorable and respected

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    Unity and Islam

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    Allah’s unity teaches us the message that we should not divide humans into sections and sects. Almighty Allah in the Quran says that the division of people in the races and clans is only for their introduction. The best one out of them is the man of piety. Dr. Mohammad Ali Al-khuli is his book titled “The Light of Islam” writes. “Islam is the greatest unifying force in the world. It is a religion to all humans regardless of color‚ race and language. It is a religion that tolerates other religions

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    Unit one stories of heroes Lesson 6 the death or Arthur How does Mordred manage to have himself crowned the king of England? Answer) He lies and says Arthur is dead. (Sir Mordred tells the public that Arthur has died while fighting Sir Lancelot in France Why is the treaty between Arthur and sir Mordred broken so quickly? Answer) A snake bites a knight; and the knight draws his sword to kill the snake‚ which sparks the battle (such unfortunate twists of fate are common in medieval legends.

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    By including this information in the commentary‚ it appears as though the Roll maker is trying to suggest a degree of piety to Offa’s character‚ a fact that benefits the perception of Offa among the Christian readership of the Canterbury Roll. Offa himself may have done this to propagate perceptions of piety to align himself with the religion of his people‚ perhaps even attempting to develop a cult that would rival the popularity of the cult of St. Augustine.

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    Analysis of the Crito

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    Analysis of the Crito The life of Socrates provides one example of someone who seeks a justification for his or her moral actions by living out his convictions even to the point of death. Socrates tries to use reason (rather than the values embedded in his culture) to determine whether an action is right or wrong. The dialogue called the "Crito" contains an image of Socrates trying to adopt what could be called the “moral point of view” (as opposed to the point of view of one’s religion or society)

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    How has Confucianism influenced modern economic development in East Asia? The rise of Asia’s so called “Tiger” economies followed by China‚ has given rise to the spectrum of a distinctly East Asian economic development model. The pioneering economic success of in particular‚ Singapore‚ South Korea and Japan since the 1970’s has highlighted the need to evaluate and distinguish how such economies achieved such successive growth. A variety of possible factors can explain or highlight possibilities

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