... views of creationism. While Islam, Christianity, and Judaism have different timelines for the event, they all commonly accept that their respective God made everything in existence within a week, with Islam's Allah beginning on Saturday, and Christianity and Judaism's God beginning on Monday. Everything was created with a specific design, and was ultimately made to glorify the creator. This is where the divide ... pillars of Islam are absolutes. If you do not accept and heed to them, you will not be allowed into heaven. You must do everything in your power to glorify Allah, and spend yo...

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... picture. But beyond these forms, there's really only One." Or "I worship all gods-not god one in particular. But I feel god is One, whether he is Rama (the Hindu god), Allah (the word used by Muslims) or Jesus (the Christian "God made Man")." While many Hindus offer prayers to several gods, most belong to two great sects. For one of these ... ...

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... and culture. Islamic religion influences politics, attire, celebrations, customs, diets, places of worship, and other aspects of life. As a matter of fact, state and religion are under the obedience of Allah through the teachings of Islam. Educational and political systems are also of the teachings of Islam. Islam allows Muslims to eat everything that is good for the health; having influence ... ...

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... . The Five Pillars of Islam symbolize the core beliefs that shape Muslim thought, deed, and society, which Muslims must accept and follow. These Pillars are as follows: the declaration of Allah, praying five times a day, giving to charity, fasting during the month of Ramadan, and the going on a pilgrimage to Mecca. Unlike Egypt, India first had a monotheistic religion and later developed ... ...

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... monotheistic, observe a Sabbath, have dieting and fasting restrictions, follow some form of the commandments, and believe in one or more prophets. In particular, Islam is strictly monotheistic, referring only to Allah; Muslims observe Sabbath on Friday, fast during Ramadan, and do not eat pork. They also study the Koran and observe the "Five Pillars of Islam," which include charity, prayer, public ... ...

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