Islam Assessment - Religion Term 2

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  1. Islam origins in historical context, although it's cultural lineage may
  2. go further back in time, philosophers believes that the Islam
  3. faith originated in the seventh century.
  4. Islam started in Mecca.
  5. All my data today.
  6. Nine a Saudi Arabia.
  7. During the time of the Prophet Mohammed's life, this faith
  8. was believed to have originated, or the 600 used off
  9. to Christianity, making it the youngest of the well known
  10. religions. Mohammad was the founder of the Islamic Faith.
  11. He was born in 5 70 say in Mecca.
  12. He was a merchant for most of his early life.
  13. When he was fully, he began to have divulge mint
  14. from Ella, which became the single basis of the Koran
  15. and the entire Islam religion.
  16. By 6 30 he had unified most of the country
  17. of Arabia on the one single religion.
  18. Muslims believe that Mohammed was the final messenger and prophet
  19. of God, and that he began receiving direct verbal messengers
  20. in 6 10 say a beliefs the Islamic faith has
  21. six main believes or quitters will represent a different part
  22. of their culture and religion.
  23. All a light out in the Koran or the hoodies.
  24. Go ahead.
  25. The first is mono Faizi Amore to hit, meaning there
  26. is only one god.
  27. Muslims belief that God is the creator of all things.
  28. They believe he has no gender rice full body and
  29. doesn't have any characteristics of human life.
  30. They're so good.
  31. Isela etim a logically the wood Allah is probably derived
  32. from the Arabic woods outlaw, meaning the God.
  33. The name's origin can be traced to the earliest semantic
  34. writings used in the hatred rival.
  35. The second is Malika, which is the belief in angels.
  36. The Islamic faith believes angels are the beings that worship
  37. God and undertake any tossed and orders from Ella.
  38. Muslims believe that I am just a living messages and
  39. I able to communicate with humanity.
  40. They believe that angels are made of light, have no
  41. free will and are invisible unless they decide to reveal
  42. themselves for special occasions.
  43. They're five million angels highlighted throughout the Koran, the most
  44. important of which is to brew.
  45. He's the bringer of good news.
  46. He's known as the Angel revelation as he played a
  47. vital role in the spread of the Islamic faith.
  48. The third is Kuta Bella, the belief in the books
  49. of God.
  50. Muslims believe that God revealed a number of books to
  51. his messengers.
  52. The Koran was given to Mohammed.
  53. The Torah was given to Moses, the Gospel to Jesus,
  54. the songs to David and the Scrolls to Abraham.
  55. The crime is mainly relied on, as was the first
  56. revealed to Mohammad.
  57. The fourth is Rasool the belief in prophets and messengers.
  58. Muslims believe that messengers was sent by God to relay
  59. his guidance to humanity.
  60. 25 profits were mentioned by name throughout the Koran, including
  61. Jesus, Abraham, Moses and Noah.
  62. Mrs believes that Mohammed was the lost profit sent with
  63. the message of Islam.
  64. The fifth is the day of judgment.
  65. The Islamic faith believes that on the day of judgment
  66. they will be evaluated on their actions throughout life.
  67. The people who have followed God will be sent to
  68. a beautiful paradise where the people who have dissipate him
  69. will be sent to help.
  70. The sixth and final belief is divine decree.
  71. It is an article addressing God's will.
  72. It discusses if everything should be governed by divine decree
  73. rituals. The five pillars of Islam are the five basic
  74. rituals that Muslims must complete.
  75. The first is shahada.
  76. Many of the declaration of faith.
  77. This declaration of belief is the singularity of God and
  78. the credence of Mohammad as God's messenger.
  79. The second is select, which main is daily prayer.
  80. It is the spiritual, physical and mental act of worship
  81. that happens five times a day.
  82. When told to do so.
  83. The third is Song, which is the active fasting during
  84. the month of Ramadan.
  85. It is the practice of abstaining from food, water and
  86. any sexual activity from sunrise to sunset.
  87. Then at night they faced.
  88. The object of this is to allow reflection about life
  89. and develop a sense of self discipline.
  90. The fourth is the cut.
  91. It is the form of arms giving where one gives
  92. a portion of their fortune to charity.
  93. The fifth is harsh.
  94. It is the pilgrimage to Mecca, at least once in
  95. a person's lifetime ethics.
  96. The ethics, both the ethical teachings of Islam, are based
  97. on Shariah, which is the Islamic Social Slash legal system.
  98. In the Islamic faith, whatever is conceived as correct or
  99. leads to something good is believed to be Marley good.
  100. And if something isn't curious than it is believed to
  101. be morally bad, the system has explained.
  102. In Islam is eternally divine and helps form a foundation
  103. in the Islamic society.
  104. Bioethical issues Bioethics has many different rules.
  105. Contraception is a main issue within this category, the Koran
  106. states three principles about contraception.
  107. The first is that it may be practised subject to
  108. no conditions.
  109. The second is that it's permissible.
  110. E is subject to awas consent, and the third is
  111. that in every case it is unlawful.
  112. 1/12 century scholar called Al Ghazi said that contraception was
  113. allowed provided it was used in order to save her
  114. life or help her health twin void finance problems.
  115. Well, to avoid any domestic problems that would be caused
  116. by a big family.
  117. He did that ad that it was not okay if
  118. it was to avoid a birth of a female child.
  119. Environmental issues.
  120. The Muslims believe that the environment is its aren't issue
  121. because of the race and development in its theology of
  122. the Judaic Christian Muslim traditions, Muslims police that there is
  123. needs to a balance between human needs on us and
  124. the welfare of animals in there are in environments that
  125. all things that are living a linked as a ah
  126. home on this planet, they believe that human life cycles
  127. rely on us to take care of the environment like
  128. our rivers, forests and oceans.
  129. Care over the environment leads to the Islamic faith of
  130. care of animals, that Nora animals should be signed without
  131. proper calls.
  132. And the bad treatment of animals is forbidden.
  133. Sexual ethics in the Islam faith, the rules of sexual
  134. motives are very clear.
  135. No relations outside the marriage.
  136. Also the rules on homosexuality of very strict the Koran
  137. states that homosexuality is condemned.
  138. As the Koran says they have burned in hell their
  139. specific rules and punishments throughout the Koran for specific sexual
  140. rules. An example is fornication, and it deserves 100 shirts
  141. of the lash.
  142. The ruling sites that if you're single, it is 100
  143. lashes. But if you're married, you are stoned in family.
  144. Life, according to these rules, is expressed throughout faithfulness in
  145. the marriage, sacred texts there to mine site protects in
  146. Islam, the Koran and the Hadith, the Koran.
  147. The Koran is the main text of the Islamic faith.
  148. The Muslim belief.
  149. It was a revelation from God.
  150. It is regarded as the finest works in Arabic literature,
  151. the word Koran directly translates to recite ation.
  152. But Muslims believe that it was first received, revealed to
  153. the Angel Gabriel to Mohammed in a Burt, which then
  154. he told to his follows.
  155. It covers rules and regulations of the Islamic faith and
  156. tells the stories of angels and profits the her death.
  157. The head If is a book about all the words,
  158. actions and traditions of the Prophet Mohammed.
  159. It has old a religious law and Morrow guidance of
  160. the Islamic faith it is sometimes to find as the
  161. biography of the Prophet Mohammed.
  162. It studies the mind and Athos of the Islamic faith.
  163. The word had it comes from the Arabic group Hey,
  164. H D T f, which means toe happen well, to
  165. tell something influence on these aspects on the lives of
  166. the adherence.
  167. The influence of all these teachings and the origins has
  168. on the Muslim faith is exponentially.
  169. This is one of the largest faith in the world
  170. in his ever growing.
  171. All of these rules may seem different to US Christians,
  172. but the Islamic faith has a huge depth and an
  173. incredible structure which seems to keep hiring on their rituals,
  174. hugely influenced their daily lives.
  175. An example of this is their daily prayer.
  176. We just the last, which happens many times throughout the
  177. day and help scramble it shows the influence of the
  178. rituals on the Muslim culture.
  179. Also, ethics have imagined influence on their lives.
  180. The legal system has many complex rules and may restrict
  181. them from some aspects of life.
  182. This highlights the informs off these aspects on the lives
  183. of the adherents.
  184. Comparison, 19 Similarity is the belief in only one god.
  185. They might differ throughout the religion, but both Islam and
  186. Christianity believe there is only one god.
  187. Another comparison is both religions believe in the profits.
  188. Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, Joseph, John the Baptist and even
  189. Jesus, both religions believe in the day of judgment and
  190. then one day will being evaluated for our life choices.
  191. They both believe that heaven and hell a real places