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    Unity and Islam

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    Professor Maqsood Jafri Unity is strength. When the sand grains unite they become a vast desert. When the sea drops unite they become a boundless ocean. The conglomeration of stars in the firmament of sky soothes our eyes. The seven colors emerge in the shape of a bewitching rainbow. The unity of people makes an invincible strong nation. This is the reason Islam lays great stress on the importance of unity. The Islamic concept of Towhid is the other name of the unity of humankind. The corner

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    important to promote appropriate behaviour and respect for others (ref. 2.2) As learning take place in a social enviroment it will be fundamental to create a good atmosphere helping everyone attending to feel at ease in a space where learners feel safe and comfortable to express their opinion. Each student may have different background‚ culture‚ beliefs‚ experiences and needs‚ so it is very important to be open minded and to establish ground rules so to avoid any

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    America's Unity

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    States are”. It wasn’t until after the war people started saying the “United States is”. Unity is what helped this country flourish into the superpower it is today. The United States of America is considered one of the greatest countries in the world. Our right to democracy‚ religion‚ speech‚ and much more‚ are the few reason why we are marked as a dominant country. However‚ within the last decade America’s unity has been on edge and is slowly dividing‚ due to constant issues within its borders. Americans

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    unity in diversity

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    the ‘One UN’ concept. In an impoverished nation shaped by displacement‚ there are currently 1 UN agencies. the challenges of ‘Delivering as One’ – and tackling ineffciency‚ fragmentation and inter-agency competition for resources – are daunting. ‘Unity in Diversity’ is the slogan and guiding principle of the One UN team in Rwanda. In April 2007 all resident and some non- resident UN agencies signed up to an ambitious schedule for the implementation of ‘One Programme’‚ ‘One Budgetary Framework’‚ ‘One

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    Malaysia

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    Malaysia Malaysia is a multiracial country. Malaysia is unique because it has diversity of races‚ cultures and religions. Although it has diverse races‚ they manage to live in idyllic and harmony way to avoid the happening of quarrel or fighting and to make their relationship far more harmonious between each other. Malaysia is a place that is safe because there is no disaster in this country because Malaysia is outside the Pacific Ring of Fire except flood is the disaster that often happens

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    and 19th centuries. This was well known and commonly practiced especially towards the southern parts of the U.S and it was called slavery. Therefore‚ on every february first an event called national freedom day celebrates freedom from slavery. And this is how it came to be. To begin the road that lead to National Freedom Day one must know that in order for this day to be made people had to have been rebellious in the past. In the 1600s the anti slavery movement began. This began with slaves rebelling

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    Diversity Unity

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    DIVERSITY WITHIN UNITY Essential Principles for Teaching and Learning in a Multicultural Society Ja m e s A . B a n k s Peter Cookson G e n e va G ay Wi l l i s D. H aw l e y Jac q u e l i n e Jo r da n I rv i n e Sonia Nieto J a n e t Wa r d S c h o f i e l d Wa lt e r G . S t e p h a n Center for Multicultural Education‚ College of Education University of Washington‚ Seattle Copyright © 2001 by Center for Multicultural Education‚ University of Washington‚ Seattle All rights reserved

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    Unity is strength

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    Title of the story: Unity is Strength Author: Patrick Dakum Title of book/magazine: moral story (internet) Author: unknown Characters: The king‚ the mouse and the doves Setting: One day beneath a Banyan Tree Moral: When you work together‚ you are stronger and always be down to Earth. Vocabulary: Flock of doves- a group of doves There was a flock of doves that flew in search of food led by their king. Encourage- to give confidence or hope The dove king encouraged them to fly a little further

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    unity in diversity

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    Unity in diversity is easy to talk but impossible to achieve in a country like India. India is secular country meaning in India every single religion has equal rights. With the 42nd Amendment of the Constitution of India enacted in 1976‚[3] the Preamble to the Constitution asserted that India is a secular nation. However‚ neither India’s constitution nor its laws define the relationship between religion and state. In spite of secularism India is lacking in “Unity”. Unity means the state of being

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    Unity in the Colonies

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    new ideas that lead to important documents such as The Declaration of Independence‚ The Constitution‚ and The Bill of Rights. The Great Awakening swept through the colonies in the 1730s and 1740s. It was a turning point back to religion and away from secular worldly views. People such as Jonathan Edwards George Whitefield presented a new Fire and Brimstone style of preaching. the difference between Old Lights and New Lights becomes prominent; Old Lights were skeptical and did not approve of emotional

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