World Religions
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The location that was visit to was the Mosque in Orlando, Florida. The three sources chosen for his religion was the location, living a day in the shoes as a Muslim and interviewing someone in the Islam religion.
*During the studying of Islam I did an interview and the summary for the interview is that they she has converted to Islam from Christianity. It has changed her life so much she states *“ Being* in the religion Islam helps her eat healthier and pure things”. I asked her “So what are some of the challenges if any being in this religion. She states *“ The* only hardship is the acceptance from others not in this Islam religion. There are people who still judge Muslims for the way we dress and how we live our lives”. Also they read from the *Koron* and the way they interpret the *Koron* is they take the sacred context and interpret it in their own understanding. They try not *make* it to generalized. *The background of the dressing, and why they honor it so much.
* The head cover that the women wear is called the “hijab*” and they were that over their heads because she states “*Syed* maintains that when a woman is covered, men cannot judge her by her appearance but are forced to evaluate her by her personality, character, and morals."I tell them that the *hijab* is not a responsibility, it's a right given to me by my Creator who knows us best. It's a benefit to me, so why not? It's something every woman should strive to get and should want." The Quran says to take your veil and extend it over your chest. Not to take "a" veil and put it over your chest. Besides, there are plenty of *ahadith* which would correct this mistaken interpretation, if someone had it on a reading of the Quran only.
After explaining the five pillars of Islam, she began to explain Muhammad and Jesus' role in the Islamic faith. Muhammad is beloved and respected by Muslims, but he is not worshipped. Muhammad was sent down by Allah as the final messenger and...
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The location that was visit to was the Mosque in Orlando, Florida. The three sources chosen for his religion was the location, living a day in the shoes as a Muslim and interviewing someone in the Islam religion.
*During the studying of Islam I did an interview and the summary for the interview is that they she has converted to Islam from Christianity. It has changed her life so much she states *“ Being* in the religion Islam helps her eat healthier and pure things”. I asked her “So what are some of the challenges if any being in this religion. She states *“ The* only hardship is the acceptance from others not in this Islam religion. There are people who still judge Muslims for the way we dress and how we live our lives”. Also they read from the *Koron* and the way they interpret the *Koron* is they take the sacred context and interpret it in their own understanding. They try not *make* it to generalized. *The background of the dressing, and why they honor it so much.
* The head cover that the women wear is called the “hijab*” and they were that over their heads because she states “*Syed* maintains that when a woman is covered, men cannot judge her by her appearance but are forced to evaluate her by her personality, character, and morals."I tell them that the *hijab* is not a responsibility, it's a right given to me by my Creator who knows us best. It's a benefit to me, so why not? It's something every woman should strive to get and should want." The Quran says to take your veil and extend it over your chest. Not to take "a" veil and put it over your chest. Besides, there are plenty of *ahadith* which would correct this mistaken interpretation, if someone had it on a reading of the Quran only.
After explaining the five pillars of Islam, she began to explain Muhammad and Jesus' role in the Islamic faith. Muhammad is beloved and respected by Muslims, but he is not worshipped. Muhammad was sent down by Allah as the final messenger and...