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    Radical Muslims

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    manhunts in France and Belgium to find the terrorists. On Tuesday‚ deadly blasts hit Brussels.”(Fantz) Who would do such a thing? Radical Muslims from ISIS and other terrorist groups. People may say that these terrorist groups are nuts and they do not follow their religion‚ but when in fact they (Sunni) follow the Qur’an more closely than the Moderate Muslims (Shiite). The Islamic Bulletin says‚ “The Arabic word Islam implies the attainment of peace through

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    Muslim Culture

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    Running head: MY REACTIONS TO THE MUSLIM CULTURE My Reactions to the Muslim Culture Savannah State University MSWK June 25‚ 2008 In the United States‚ Americans die every day; however‚ the dying process and funeral rituals are different from culture to culture. As professional workers we must be aware and have knowledge of a variety of culture behaviors when it comes to death. Before doing this assignment I had little knowledge about other cultures rituals and arrangements

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    Holy Trinity

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    depict‚ one of the most complex and important concepts expressed in Christian art and ideology is the idea of the holy trinity. Artistic representations of the three persons of the holy trinity helped people make better sense of the divine mystery of Christ by expressing a complicated theological idea through the use of tangible and concrete visual symbols. Attempts to depict the holy trinity pose valuable questions about how to represent a concept that has long been considered impossible to entirely

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    Muslim culture

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    Oral Report: Muslim Culture Meaning The term Muslim means ’submission to God ’. A Muslim is any male or female person who believes in Allah‚ (means God in Arabic) is not a special god for Muslims‚ but Allah is The Creator of all creatures‚ and the Prophet Muhammad as His Messenger‚ who received The Word of Allah. A Muslim is a person who follows the religion of Islam. Islam Religion (Basic Believes) Islam is the religion that preaches the Oneness of God‚ the Oneness of mankind and the Oneness

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    Cultural Assessment of the Muslim Population in the United States Jordan Wooten The University of Northwestern State in Shreveport Abstract The Muslim American culture varies slightly from the rest of the Muslim population around the world. Muslim Americans view religion as less important than other Muslim groups‚ along with becoming more independent of the family as a whole. The majority of the Muslim American culture can be defined in several categories such as Bio-cultural variations and

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    How Do We Celebrate Eid-Ul-Adha Every religion has some special celebrations. In Islamic religion there are two Eids: Eid-ul-Adha and Eid-ul-Fitr. There are five main steps to celebrate Eid-ul-Adha: praying‚ slaughtering of sheep‚ social gathering‚ doing fun and entertainment. The first step is praying‚ which happen by several steps. First‚ wearing new‚ good and clean thobe and Ghutra. Second‚ gathering in the morning of the first day of Eid ul Adha in an Open land or in a Mosque and

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    The Holy Spirit

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    The Holy Spirit is the third person in the trinity. The Holy SpiritSpirt draws and convicts human beings; and those who respond to his invite and want to become one with him‚ He renews and transforms into the image of God. The Holy Spirit is sent by the Father and the Son to be with His children‚ He extends spiritual gifts to the church‚ and empowers the church to bear witness to unbelieversnon-believes about Christ. The Bible supplies three important lines of witness to the divine nature of the

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    The Only Two Holidays for Muslims “You had two days for celebrating joy before Islam‚ and glorious Allah has replaced them for you by which is better‚ Eid Al-Adha and Eid Al-Fitr‚” prophet Mohammed said‚ after he asked the people of Madeenah why were they celebrating two special days before Islam. From his words‚ we know that they are the only holidays for Muslims‚ and how much important are they. Eid means a festival and a holiday in Arabic language. Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha are two religious

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    Muslims In America

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    Muslims in America go through many obstacles like political challenges‚ social acceptance‚ and economical issues throughout their daily life. Being Muslim or being a minority in general is difficult at times when living in the United States because a majority of the population is white. If you have any form of ethical background it is very hard to gain acceptance and get equal rights and opportunities unless you are a white male. Although the United States of America is the land of the free‚ that

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    The Holy Thursday

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    Holy Thursday – Notes Introduction "Holy Thursday" is a poem by William Blake‚ first published in Songs of Innocence and Experience in 1794. This poem‚ unlike its companion poem in "Songs of Innocence" (1789)‚ focuses more on society as a whole than the Holy Thursday ceremony. In "Holy Thursday" Blake expresses feelings towards the society around him; England in the 18th Century and the emotional‚ spiritual and moral poverty. Summary The poem begins with a series of questions. The poet asks

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