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Are Muslims and Islam one in the same?
Islam is the religion and Muslims are the followers of the Islam religion.
What are some curses that you can play on people you hate?
Well no one knows curses 4 someone that u hate, maybe make one up and at the end u could say you are cursed to someone your supposed to be cursing and that person could be scared of nearly everything, hope this helped
What is Bill Cosby's religion?
Christain but i do not know why he curses
What are generational curses?
Generational curses are those curses that do not end when a person dies. They are curses that follow the children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren of those who were cursed. They are passed on from one generation to the next.
What should one say after eating in Islam?
In Islam, it is recommended to say "Alhamdulillah" after eating, which means "Praise be to Allah."
What do you call someone who practices Judaism Christianity and Islam?
One confused human being.
What is the name fro someone who practices Islam?
all muslims not one person
Has a ghost ever killed someone?
well nobody really knows but i know one thing people have died of curses i don't l know about any ghosts...
Who was not allowed to boost of his wealth and status in Islam?
No one should boast of his wealth and staus. All human beings are equal in Islam.
Which religion should you believe in also which religion is right?
Islam is the right religion and the one you should follow
Is Islam in?
Islam in not something that should be in or out. Islam is the faith of around one quarter of world population. A religion has no need to be "in" or "out." Islam is a way of life and faith. That's just the way it "is." Refer to related the question below to know more about Islam principles.
How do you get a curse or catch a curse?
You can get a curse but not catch one. You can get one by doing bad things for your whole lifetime. Magical curses are usually the result of some inappropriate action, or because someone else has a grudge against you.
