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What was Jemima Goldsmith's religion before converting to Islam?
Jewish
Can a non Muslim man get engaged with a Muslim woman before converting?
Does he have to convert ever? What if they both want to live without religious adherance? Can she not convert to his religion?
What religion did Persians have?
They were polytheistic, with the principal god of the upper classes Ahura Mazda - the great light, this religion being codified by Zoroaster whose sect was Zorastrianism. Remnants of this religion still exist today in Persia, Tajikistan, Pakistan and in particular India where they are also known as Parsis (or Parsees).
What religion was muhammed?
before he was perophet he dont have religion
What religion was vladimir1 before he converts to Christianity?
HeathenismBefore converting to Christianity, Vladimir was considered a heathen (one who adheres to the religion of a people or nation that does not acknowledge the God of Judaism, Christianity, or Islam; such persons considered as a group; the unconverted).
What was Muhammad Ali's name before converting to Islam?
Cassius Clay
Was there a religion before Sumerian?
Yes, the earliest religion is shamanism.
If you want to become a Catholic and see a priest about converting into that religion would he think badly of you for past sins?
No, the Priest would not think badly of you. I am not sure what the rituals are called for becoming a Catholic, but, there is a learning process you must take and you also must study that religion. I suggest you do a little studying of your own about the Catholic religion before making this decision. Go onto: www.google.com Type in: Becoming a Catholic
Did formalized religion develop before growth of civilizations?
Formalized religion developed long before the growth of civilizations.
What was pharaoh akhenaten's religion?
Polytheism, before and after.
What religion existed before Paganism?
Whatever religion Adam taught his sons.
What country is shintoism a religion?
Shintoism became Japan's main religion before.
