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Can you explain why for Muslims turning from Jerusalem and facing Mecca is called a symbolic break with the past?
It was, in fact, not a break from the past. Jerusalem is still a sacred city for the Muslims. Islam is the continuation of Judaism and Christianity. The Muslims must believe in all the Prophets (May peace be upon them all). It was the secret wish of the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad SAW that the House of Almighty Allah, built by Hazrat Abraham AS should become the Ka'abah for the Muslims. His wish was granted by Almighty Allah.
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Why did Muhammad's turning from Jerusalem and facing mecca is called a symbolic break with the past (a symbolic break would be a change with special meaning.why was this act significant.)?
why did muhammad's turning from jerusalem and facing mecca is called a symbolic break with the past (a symbolic break would be a change with special meaning.why was this act significant.)
Why was Muhammad's turning from Jerusalem and facing Mecca is called a symbolic break with the past?
because he wanted people to know his religious religion
Why is Muhammad's turning from Jerusalem and facing Mecca called a symbolic break with the past?
Ka'abah at Mecca was rebuilt by Prophet Hazrat Abraham as, and Hazrat Ismail as. It had the place of pilgrimage since their time. Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) was born and brought up in Mecca. He wished that holy Ka'abah should be the symbolic place for the Muslims. While in offering prayer at Madina Munawara, he was ordained by Almighty Allah that his wish/prayer had been granted. Thus during the prayers he and his followers turned their faces from Jerusalem to Mecca.
Explain briefly about all types of taper turning?
taper turning by setting over tailstock of center
Why does the Bible mention the moon turning red?
The Bible mentions the moon turning red as a symbolic sign of the end times and the coming of judgment. This imagery is often associated with catastrophic events and the fulfillment of prophecies.
Did the Kokoda Track have an impact on the whole war?
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What is the significance of Saladin's Gift in the context of medieval history and its impact on the Crusades?
Saladin's Gift refers to the return of Jerusalem to Muslim control by Saladin in 1187, after it had been held by Christian Crusaders. This event had a significant impact on the Crusades as it marked a turning point in the conflict between Christians and Muslims in the Holy Land. Saladin's victory demonstrated the strength of Muslim forces and led to a renewed sense of unity among Muslims, inspiring further resistance against the Crusaders. The recapture of Jerusalem also had political and religious implications, shaping the course of medieval history and influencing future Crusades.
What is the historical significance of the crusades?
The crusades was a turning point of medieval society. With out it the muslims and catholics could not have learnt from each other.
What were the consequences of the destruction of the First Temple in Jerusalem?
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Explain the technical terms of a slip angle?
the angle relative to the wheel and chassis turning around corners
Explain what happen in the fermentation process?
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Explain how the battle of Saratoga considered the turning point of the war?
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