By going to their mosque regularly and following the Koran.
No, Mosques are for the people practice the faith muslims and temple are for the people who practice the faith of judisam
Muslims still practice Islam because they have strong faith in their religion.
No, non-Muslims are not allowed to visit Mecca, as it is considered a holy city for Muslims and entry is restricted to those who practice the Islamic faith.
Islam. Those who practice this faith are often called Muslims.
Non-Muslims are not allowed to enter the city of Mecca, as it is considered a holy site for Muslims. Access to Mecca is restricted to those who practice the Islamic faith.
Muslims do not wear kippot; this a Jewish practice. However, Muslims have a similar skullcap called a taaqiya (طاقية) -- which should not be confused with taqiyya (تقية), referring to faith denial by Shiite Muslims. The taaqiya is not necessary, but it is recommended since Muhammad wore a skullcap.
From a British perspective, there is nothing barring a Muslim from serving in the UK Military. If there are any impediments, they come from Muslims or Islam.?Yes they can and yes they do. The British forces have Imam chaplains to?support serving Muslims in their faith.
My hope would be that no one worship religion, although there are many who do. Religion is a practice, it is not God. Muslims are members of the Islamic faith.
Muslims practice Islam
Islam.
Nothing is called Islamics. Muslims are the followers of Islam religion. Neither Muslims nor Islam religion use religious symbol in the same sense as for example in Christianity where the cross is used.
It is not true that Muslims hate the UK. Many Muslims live in UK in harmony and good relations with the UK people. Muslims may hate some of the policies of the UK politicians when their policies are directed against Islam religion or against their country native interests and independence.