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What are the food rules for Muslims?
The Muslims rule for food are (halal & haram)
In what country do Muslims mainly worship?
Muslims can worship in any country, there are no rules about this.
What is muslim to muslim conflict?
Muslims can conflict with each other, yes. However, it is not a good thing and it is frowned upon. And rightly so, for Muslims are brothers and should not fight. However, in some cases it is inevitable, but even then the Muslims have rules of conduct to deal with each other. They have rules of conduct with non-muslims as well.
Do Muslims worship a book?
no, they are guided by it, it is called the Quran they worship god like Christians but Islam (Muslims religion) has different rules. But Muslims call god Allah which is in Arabic.
Who are bad Muslims?
They are those who just Muslims by name but they follow neither Quran rules and commands nor prophet Muhammad (PBUH) teachings.
What are the central beliefs of Islam and how are they reflected in the Five Pillars McInerney 2003?
The Muslims have to follow the rules of the Qur'an and the five pillars were taken out of it and are metaphoricly (they aren't really pillars) used as rules. Muslims must follow the Qur'an.
Do Muslims tend to irritate non Muslims?
Never Muslims neither tend nor required per religion to irritate non Muslims. Refer to the related questions listed below for more information on the Golden rules of Quran (the Muslim holy book) and how Muslims treat non Muslims.
The Muslims have to live by how many rules?
there is only two rules in a Muslim live... do what Allah like and leave what Him doesn't! easy right?
What rules or guidelines did Muslims follow?
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Why do Muslims abide by their own rules in different countries?
It's probably a cultural thing.
Are they any special rules in Mecca?
Yes. Only Muslims are permitted within the city.
Do Muslims in Montenegro fast?
Of course they fast as all Muslims of the world and based on the same rules of fasting according to the Quran and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) teachings.
