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Muslims believe that any unsocial behaviour is a sin. As such, there is a long list of sins. So much so that playing music loud and disturbing others is also a sin. But the major sins are murder, fornication, telling a lie, adultry, eating pork, drinkling alcohol, associating partners with Allah, and not offering prayer or not fasting. The minor sins, as I said, are too numerous to be mentioned but use common-sense as every deed harming others is a sin.

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