The Nile River has always been the backbone of Egypt. The mighty river flows for some 4‚000 miles from the mountains of Equatorial Africa and Lake Victoria before it empties into the Mediterranean Sea. Without the Nile River and its annual inundation Ancient Egypt would never have come into being. Its fertile valley was renewed every year with rich silt deposits laid down during the flooding. As the agriculture of Egypt revolved around the Nile‚ so did the social life of the ancient Egyptians. During
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Saudi Arabia the birthplace of Islam. III) There are Five Pillars of Islam. These Pillars are the ways in which Muslims worship. According to Dr. Jamal Badawi who has taught a course in Islam at Stanford and given a serious of lectures coving the Quran and Oxford states that‚ "They are the framework for a Muslim life: faith‚ prayer‚ concern for the needy‚ self-purification‚ and the pilgrimage to Mecca for those who are able”
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attitudes to peace. Islam’s constant endeavour for peace can be presented through its ancient traditions and sacred texts‚ history and historical events and current practices and contemporary events of the religion. The sacred texts of Islam are the Quran‚ which contains the revelations from Allah and the Hadith‚ which outlines the way of the prophet Muhammad. These sacred texts are fundamental to Islam and it is through these texts that Muslims formulate an understanding of peace. This is reflected
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through its early stages of development‚ the Quran guided the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H.) with regard to its effective enforcement. Since this system is Divine guided‚ it is spiritual. Additionally‚ all important aspects of the Islamic economic system and the applicable norms are thoroughly discussed in the Holy Quran. Whether it is production‚ consumption‚ distribution or the financial system‚ they all have been discussed in this Divine Book sufficiently. Quran itself declares that Allah Almighty created
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The Spread of Islamic Civilization The Islamic Civilization spread so extensively due to their excellent‚ organized‚ well paid warriors and the strength of their forces formed from their practices and belief methods. The Quran‚ and the life of their renowned prophet Muhammad set examples and rules on how to live one’s life. The monotheistic people strongly lived in Allah’s word. Before the prophet Muhammad was born Islam originated from the Arabian Peninsula spread throughout the land mostly
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have given various interpretations of the word “syariah”. Some of them have given general meanings while others have chosen to be specific. Nevertheless‚ what is required of the Ummah is to practise Islam as a way of life. ALLAH Al-Mighty says in the Quran‚ [pic] “ If anyone desires A Religion other than Islam (submission to God)‚ Never will it be accepted of him ; and in the hereafter He will be in the ranks of those who have lost (all spiritual good)” (Ali-Imran :85) The Islam that has
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activities. And my laptop is what allows me to do that. Lastly‚ in a way‚ my laptop helps me focus on my ideology. There are numerous programs that allow you to access the Quran (the Islamic Holy book) online. These programs help with pronunciation‚ spelling‚ and mistakes. I almost exclusively use my laptop to read the Quran. And through these programs‚ I can assess what mistakes I am
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In Quran‚ there are clearly outlines which foods are halal and which is not‚ they should avoid‚ if they not follow‚ will consider as haram. The source of food is easy to differentiate the foods is halal or haram. Halal food products such as plants‚ land animals
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1. According to our readings‚ which of these does not characterize experience with the sacred? a) Fear b) Fascination c) Ambivalence d) Extreme Anger 2. According to our readings‚ a hierophany is a) a person who experience the sacred b) the act of manifesting the sacred c) the place where the sacred is experience 3. According to the textbook‚ the imago mundi is Mircia Eliade’s way of describing: a) an image of a communities sense of the original cosmic order b) a man who consecrates a
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intention of paying Zakat. In this context‚ the intention of worship is not pure because it has been mix by social obligation and not for the sake of Allah. The distribution of zakat fund must be proceeds to the eight beneficiaries mentioned by Quran. Let say if government collects Zakat‚ this collection must take the name of Zakat. Moreover if the taxes collected under other names‚ it does not replace Zakat and cannot be counted as Zakat as it do not carry the name form of Zakat. There were
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