There is no hirearchy in Islam. There is nothing as a pope or something like that. Islam believes in equality and so mosques have no special designation. Anyone can lead the prayers and give advice on any matter. For more important edicts ( rulings ), Islam has people called Ulema or Mufti who are nothing more than holding a degree in religion and so their ruling caries a greater weight. Otherwise, Muslims do not have to follow anyone except Allah and Prophet Muhammad.
First tell us what 'this' class structure and "these" relationships are.
The slaves were the poorest and the lowest
-Latin was the social structure for the ancient Athens people.
Within Christianity all people are just considered children of God, thus there are no "social classes" within Christianity.
Of course. The social structure, by definition, impacts on the people.
To prevent riots from those starving at the bottom of the social class structure! The people at the top need the people at the bottom in order for them to be "well off" financially. Social Welfare is not a gift, it is paid for by working citizens just like we pay for Government, Bombs and War.
At the bottom of the social pyramids peasants and slaves are at the bottom.
In what three ways are Judaism and Christianity the similar
Sure. Any group of people has a social structure. Your family has one, so does your school.
Basically in social classes by the Aztecs, it was the ruler that came first, then below him were nobles, then were the warriors, and at the bottom were the slaves.
Social structure is buildings and statues also communicating with people na dhaving sex in public areas.
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