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Islam is a monotheistic faith and the world's second largest religion. Followers of Islam, called Muslims, believe that God revealed His will to Muhammad and other prophets, including Moses, Abraham, Adam, and Jesus.

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What is about Muslim girls education?

It depends where they are in the world. Islamic girls in the US, and most if not all Western countries, are required by law to attend school. There are still many places in the Middle East where females are not allowed to be educated, because the man is considered the only one who needs it. Women there are generally expected to cook, clean, and make babies.

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It is difficult to separate religious beliefs from repressive cultures and patriarchal traditions in the Islamic world.

In most places Muslim girls are educated selectively. They do not have the same educational opportunities as boys. Education of girls is sporadic and there are sweeping differences from region to region. In traditional interpretations of Islam, education is extremely restricted for girls. Another hindrance is marrying young since so many Muslim girls are encouraged or forced to marry while still in adolescence they have little time for school. Few husbands are comfortable with the idea of an educated wife. Total control is easier to maintain if the subjects are denied education.

The schools for girls are small, closed in and have a scarcity of resources. The teaching is low level although there are pockets of dedicated people trying to run good schools in various places. Few families want to pay for a girl to get a good education at a good school. Whether or not a girl get a good education is up to her father. Some enlightened (usually upper class) father's see to it that their daughters get a good education.

Who were the other people that made miracles like Jesus?

Many other prophets were supported by God with miracles the same way as God supported Jesus. Examples are prophets Joseph, Moses, David, Solomon, ..., and Mohamed as well as the Virgin Mary and others.

How and why Islam came in Arab?

Arabian peninsula is the place where all major religions of the world originated including Judaism , Christianity and Islam .

What areas did Arab armies conquer?

The Arabs were a backwards and disorganized group until Muhammed organized them as a coherent military force. The Rise of Islam is thus the only time in history when Arabs conquered anybody. (After the Rise of Islam, the Arab World fell prey to Turkish invaders (like the Ottomans and Seljuqs) and still later than that European Powers.

The Islamic Caliphate effectively destroyed the Sassanid and Byzantine Empires. (The Sassanid internal structure remained unchanged and the Byzantines retained a fraction of their territory in Western Anatolia and Southeastern Europe.) The Arabs also overthrew what remained of the Western Roman Empire in Africa like Carthage in Tunisia. Finally the Arabs (assisted strongly by the indigenous North African Amazigh - Berber peoples) conquered Visigothic Spain, taking everything save the Northern coast.

Do Muslims eat treacle toffee?

Yes, Muslims can eat treacle toffee. In fact, as long as the food does not contain pork, then it is considered OK for Muslims to eat.

What did Muslims believe when Muhammad was praying in mount hira?

That was a period when the last Prophet Muhammad (May peace and blessings of Almighty Allah be upon him) was contemplating in solitude. He may be anxious to know the purpose for which he had been born. As a bud gets ready to bloom and spread its fragrance all around, so he may be getting ready to shoulder the onerous task of guiding humanity to the right path-the path that leads to ONE and the ONLY God, Allah (SWA).

Who was the last Caliph of Ottoman Turkey?

The last of the 4 Rightly Guided Caliphs was Hazrat Imam Ali.

Biography of Hazrat Ali (Sunni perspective) -

http://baharemadinah.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=140:hazrat-ali-bin-abu-talib&catid=47:the-blessed-companions&Itemid=350

Who spread islam to africa?

Islam is a religious, political and military movement alltogether. The religion works as strong motivation to either the conquest from within of a country (politics) or the military invasion. In the early centuries of Islamic expansionism, the military conquest was the prevalent way of subjugating other conutries and Empires. From the very first beginning, Islam had been supported by the military conquests. The conquest of the (modern day) Arabian peninsula was conducted under the military leadership of Muhammad, but after his death, other leaders (caliphs) took over and got along the military invasion of all North Africa and the Hispanic peninsula, the Levant, Persia, Afghanistan, Central Asia, etc. The invasions was halted in the west by Franks counterattack (Battle of Poiters and Toulouse) and in the East by a Federation of Hindus kingdoms (Battle of Rajasthan, in 738).

Once the countries were subdue, the muslims retained the status of conquerers in order to implement a religious-aparthed, while the native populations was treated as second class citizens, with almost no rights than paying taxes to the islamic masters.

Under the pressure of duress, the native started to convert in order to escape the religious-apartheid status, starting from the poorest classes.

How were the rights of the Muslim women compared to other faiths of the time?

Islam teachings per Quran and prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Sunnah (sayings and practices) treat women equally and complementary to men. They are even prioritized than men and said by prophet Muhammad (PBUH) that the paradise is under the feet of mothers. Prophet taught his followers to treat their wives and mothers kindly, nicely, and with modesty. Islam had given the women all their human rights that just were recognized recently by the UN and other religions. Muslim women have the right to work, to choose their own husbands, to sign contracts and to have their own properties and earnings.

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The following principles are true about women in Islamic law:

1) A woman does not become the property of her husband at marriage. The proof of that is that a Muslim woman should not change her last name ever. She has her own identity.

2) A woman has the right to inherit wealth and own property or have a career.

3) A woman can not be forced to marry a man she does not want.

4) A woman has the right to divorce her husband.

5) A woman can be a scholar.

6) A woman is not obligated to do the housework. If she does do it, it is a charity on her part. But if her husband is wealthy enough to hire a maind, she can insist that he does so.

7) A woman can not be mistreated by her husband. She can not be beaten (the verse people use to say that she can is not understood properly. In the case that a woman is making a lot of trouble for her husband and children, her husband can make contact with her physically - like grabbing - in order to get her to settle down. In all cases, this contact must not be so tough as to leave any mark on her).

What parts of europe were conquered by muslims?

The only parts of Europe conquered by the Islamic Empires, also known as Caliphates, were much of modern Spain, all of modern Portugal and Cyprus, and much of what is now the region of Languedoc-Roussillon in southern France. The Caliphate known today as the Rashidun Caliphate also conquered much of eastern Turkey and the Southern Caucasus.

What are non-Arab Muslims?

Non Arabs who converted into Islam in the early Islam era were called 'Mawali' that means in English people who supports the first nucleus of Arab Muslims. However, this term in longer of use especially that non Arab Muslims now accounts for around 85% of total world Muslims while the Arab Muslims account for only 15%.

What characteristics can be used to describe the people of the Arabian Peninsula before the emergence of Islam?

Answer 1

They were polytheistic, following a number of local gods/goddesses. Many were animists (believers in spirits) or henotheists (people who believed in one superior god and numerous lesser gods). Many of the tribes worshiped animal-like statues and moon goddess.

Poetry and language were very important to them, and towns would hold poetry competitions.

Tribal and kinship affiliations were the most important part of a person's identity and was the ultimate basis of society, leading to many wars over trade routes by different tribes that wished to profit from them.

There were people who were nomadic, semi-nomadic and completely settled. An individual clan would have members in all three areas.

Answer 2

People of Arabia used to kill their daughters when born and they buried them alive in their childhood no good for a women to be born

But when Islam came they give respect and a rank to women they made women equally with men due to which Arabs has fight with Muslims.

Answer 3

The Arabs before the influence of Islam were Jews and Christians and Pagans and Nomadic tribes who believed in several Gods. Women were just objects of desire and had no rights and the Arabs were arrogant, cruel, barbaric and uncivilized race always fighting with frequent tribal rivalry. Female children were buried alive as they were not welcomed and accepted by the Arab men. With the emergence of Islam things gradually changed, law and order prevailed, women were given more rights and respectability and trade and commerce flourished.

Did the Ottoman Turks turn the Hagia Sophia into an Islamic House of Worship?

The Ottoman Turks the Orthodox Basilica called the Hagia Sophia into a Grand Mosque called the Aya Sofya, which is was Muslim House of Worship until Mustafa Kemal Atatürk turned the building into a museum.

What country did mansa musa represent?

Morocco, Mali, Nigeria, Libya, Egypt, Mauritania, and Algeria

Where is the kabah?

What a nice question!!!!!

It is located in Madinah, Saudi Arabia ,Asia.

Insha Allah we will all see this beautiful place of Allah [SWT}

What is the name of the ninth month?

There are 12 months in the calendar year under the Gregorian Calendar. September is the 9th of the 12 months, the other months of the year are as given:

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

September derives its name from the old Roman calender where it was the 7th of 10 months, ("Sept" in Latin means seven). September also always begins on the same day of the week as December on any particular year, due to there being 91 days separating the beginnings of both months.

Was Abraham an Arab?

Answer 1

That is a bit of a tricky question, for a number of reasons.

1. The word Arab, wasn't in existence before the 14th century, long after the time of Abraham

2. It was used almost exclusively to describe Bedouins, dessert peoples that are a pastoral culture, meaning they move from place to place with the change of seasons for various agricultural reasons.

3. The modern term Arab is a bit of a catch all that not only incorporates geography as it's litmus test, but language and culture as well. As such, in some North African countries (like Egypt) the people are considered Arabs.

So the word is a bit murky. Since Abraham lived before the word was even in existence, it would probably make more sense then to say that he was of Semitic origin, a group that includes both Arabs and Jews.

Answer 2

He was not Arab. Arabs did not leave the Arabian Peninsula until the 600s B.C.E. (and then not en masse until the Conquests of Omar in the 640s C.E.) and Abraham was born in Ur in Mesopotamia. Secondly Arabs trace their lineage back to Ishmael, Abraham's son which would mean that while he was the father of the Arab progenitor, he himself would not be Arab.

Ethnically, most people believe Abraham to be Chaldean, a Mesopotamian ethnicity that dominated the southern Mesopotamian region.

Answer 3

prophet Ibrahim PBUH had two son Isaac PBUH and Ismael PBUH. Jews are children of Isaac PBUH and most of Muslims children of Ismael PBUH.

Why did Islam become more widespread in Ghana?

The answer to this depends on whether you are referring to the Ghana Empire (790 C.E. - 1076 C.E.) or the modern Republic of Ghana (1957-Present).

Ghana Empire: The Ghana Empire (which is in the modern countries of Mali and Mauritania) learned of Islam due to their trade relationships with Berbers and Arabs along the northern coast of Africa. The merchants from these areas were Muslims and brought their religion with them. As Islam was a stronger and more codified religion than those practiced by the Ghanians, Islam spread quite quickly from those interactions, dominating the territory by the mid-900s C.E.

Republic of Ghana: Islam is a minority religion in Ghana's northern region and arrived there in the 1400s from African Tribes that were former members of the Ghana Empire moving to Ghana and settling in north Ghana. There was some proselytizing, but not not much as the European Christians were much more aggressive in the south during the same period.

Were non-Muslims allowed to practice their beliefs in the Islamic empire?

Generally speaking, Yes, but it's more complicated than that.

Muslims treated non-Muslims in a way that was superior to contemporaneous civilizations and introduced the concept of religious tolerance (as opposed to Europe which was practicing the exact opposite at the time). However, it is nothing close to equality or Rights. An important thing to note is that the concept of Rights comes out the Enlightenment. Prior to this point, there was a system of privilege wherein the Ruler would provide privileges (out of the kindness of his heart) to a certain group of people to do acts. A person did not have the "right" to anything and this was the mentality worldwide.

The protected religions of Judaism and Christianity (the Dhimmi) had a certain number of legal requirements specific to them for not being Muslims. The most famous of these was the jizya, which was a tax that Dhimmi had to pay to Muslims for the right to not be killed where they stood for not acknowledging Mohammed's Prophecy; it was a form of humiliation. Additional taxes included the kharaj, which was a tax on non-Muslim land-holdings in the Muslim World. The kharaj was so untenable that most Dhimmi were forced to live in the cities where the tax would not be applicable. On paper, a Christian or Jew could testify against a Muslim, but in reality, such testimony was not acceptable and the attempt to defame a Muslim would receive retribution. Christians and Jews were not allowed to build new houses of worship, restore old houses of worship, proselytize in any way (this included religious debate or dialogue), or allow wine or pigs to be shown in public.

Polytheists were forced to convert to Islam with some rare exceptions (such as the Hindus in India). Zoroastrianism was the majority faith in Iran until Islam almost completely extinguished it, both by sword, economic inequality, and brutal repression of Zoroastrian customs (unless they could be Islamicized like Nourouz).

What two groups did Muslims divide into?

Answer 1

1. Ahl-i-Sunnat wal Jama'at

2. Shiya

Shia adherents and sunnies have the same basic belief except a few minor differences. The Shias claim that instead of first three Rightful Caliphs, the fourth Rightful Caliph Hazrat Ali (RAU) should have been chosen the First Caliph. The other differences are the creation of later people. The Sunni and Shia scholars have joined hands and sat together to solve the problems amicably. They have decided to tolerate each other and to avoid highlighting such matters as create hatred and enmity. May Allah Karim bless us with tolerance of all riligions and all humans! A'meen

Answer 2

The basic two groups are Sunni and Shiites Muslims. However, it is to be recognized that the differences between these two groups are minor and side differences. The basic Islam beliefs are the same for Islamic groups or schools as well as they have the same holy book Qur'an, they have the same ritual worships of praying, fasting, pilgrimage (or Hajj), same direction when praying. It is to be emphasized that the persuasion of the west to deepen differences between Islamic different schools and agitate conflicts among them to help in implementing their policies of the creative disturbance will never succeed. The differences among Islamic schools are never the same as the Christian different denominations and sects.
sunnite Muslims, and shiite Muslims

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Sunnis and Shiites. They are just to Islamic schools that differ in minor issues. The outsiders are trying to feed up assumed differences and conflicts between Muslim groups to gain control on Muslim countries and on their resources. The two main groups are Sunnis and Shiites. Both groups agree upon basic Islam pillars, believe in same and only version of Quran, believe and follow the sunnah of same prophet (PBUH), pray to same direction (facing Kaba in Makkah or Mecca in Saudi Arabia, go to same places on pilgrimage (or Hajj), and adhere to same Islam morals and ritual worships. They only differed on some side issues that are not critical.

Is Prophet Muhammad a king?

Islam is not the king and the owner of God, but we all in Islam leaders during the time that we had to Imam said. imams in the way of life we have learned and religion reminds us of the Prophet. At the present time that the Imam of the 12th Imam of the time we Hujjat bin Al-Hassan . , We orders from the Wali Faqih, which is the had obedience.I write in the names of leaders

What would pilgrims do in Bethlehem?

Basically, pray.

They would attend church services and also make personal visits to the churches to pray to their God.

How do you cure transvestism?

You can't. None of the 'reparative' therapies that have been tried with homosexuals and transgendered persons has worked - in the end all the 'victims of the disease' went back to living gay or crossdressing or being bi or ....

Sadly this question belies bigotry in the back of it - "crossdressing is evil!" If you are a Hassidic Jew, then you have the talmud and your Rabbi to help you, otherwise you are either non-Christian or living under the new Law, 'to those that are holy, all is holy.'

A crossdresser may choose to not wear women's clothes for a long time, but the draw to dress is always there and most CDs fall back to dressing in 1 to 3 years (of course after a 'purge.')

Here's another way of looking at it. You can't "cure" crossdressing because it is not a disease. It is a state of being in one's mind. It would be like curing brown eyes.