Every religion has its own point of view on the role that merchants and tradesmen play in society and within the boundaries of the religion itself. The religious role is based on the honesty of the job and whether or not it has merit enough to get a person into heaven. The attitude of Christianity towards merchants and tradesmen has changed over time from it being a terrible way to make a living that will never get you into heaven to the theory that a merchant or tradesman who is fair and works with the intent of fulfilling gods will shall be admitted into heaven; where as The Islamic views began to decline, starting with a truthful merchant will be recognized with the rank of a martyr and forming into a merchant showing a weakness of virtues.
.
When Christianity and Islam commenced, the Christian views on a merchant were not very high in comparison to Islamic views, which believed in the integrity of a merchant getting him into heaven. It is quoted in document one from the Christian bible that "It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God". This document infers that all merchants are rich and portrays the image of a wastrel who is not living by the strict code of god and therefore is not entering into the sacred gates of heaven. On the other hand, the Islamic people were more lenient with their views on merchants. As document two, which is from the Muslim Qur"an, suggests the Muslims believed that only the merchant who cheated his fellow people would be cursed in the eyes of god. "If the two parties speak the truth and make it manifest, their transaction shall be blessed, and if they conceal and tell a lie, the blessing of their transaction shall be obliterated." Neither the Muslims nor the Christians publicly or physically punished the merchants or tradesmen. They both believed the punishment would come in due time and justice would be served on the day of judgment underneath the eyes of god.
Christianity vs. Islam Christianity and Islam are two of the world's most populous religions. ... The areas of disagreement between Islam and Christianity are quite clear. ... Finally Islam disagrees with Christianity on the Doctrine of Redemption. ... Works Cited Islam and Christianity. 1994. ...
Islam vs. Christianity A comparison of Doctrines, Rituals, and Practices Introduction This paper offers a view of the differences between Islamic and Christian faiths. ... One ritual that is common between both Christianity and Islam is prayer. ... Almsgiving is another ritual practiced by both Christianity and Islam, but is carried out in different manors. ... Conclusion Islam and Christianity each have their own unique set of doctrines, rituals, and practices. ...
Islam vs. ... From the creators of the religions, to the teachings of the religions, to the practitioners of the religions, it becomes clear that Islam and Christianity are as different as night and day. ... Through the teachings of Christianity and Islam, we see a difference of many ideas. ... In this day and age we have to look perhaps no farther than September 11th, to show the differences in Islam and Christianity. In our nation, Islam has millions of followers, even though Christianity is the most practiced religion. ...
As defined by Webster's English dictionary fundamentalism has a direct correlation with Protestant Christianity; however, it has in the past, and is currently, impacting many other forms of religion. ... Islam is the second largest religion in the world, second only to Christianity which has been the main religion in the United States and is actually making a strong comeback in America. ... Another example, is the Supreme Court ruling on Roe vs. ... Many believe that the decision in favor of Roe vs. ... Like Christianity modern Islam wishes to see a return to government with a religiou...
This is the central doctrine that causes problems for Muslims when they consider Christianity. ... In Islam, God is given the name "Allah." ... Muhammad was the last and greatest prophet of Islam. ... In conclusion, the heart of Christianity is the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. ... The heart of Islam is not a person but the revelations, called Qur"an. ...
Christianity vs. ... Im talking about the world's two largest practiced religions, Christianity and Islam, Islam and Christianity are very similar religions, but yet have their differences. ... Prayer plays an important role in both Islam and Christianity. ... Praying is one of the five pillars of Islam. ... Now in Christianity there is no prescribed times to pray in a day but it is stressed to do so. ...
Professor Ziomek Nov. 22 Christianity Ethiopia vs. ... When focusing on the religion of Christianity this is quite apparent. ... Both of these civilizations were affected largely by christianity. ... Christianity was spread to Ethiopia mostly through Egyptian culture. ... For example, " Charlemagne ruled for over forty years, often traveling 2,000 miles a year on campaigns of plunder and conquest".3 Charlemagne's empire never grew to be too large and although his empire seems less impressive when compared to that of Islamic rulers it was Charlemagne's empire that was piv...
Many other places, however, did not welcome Islam's dramatic approach and turned it away. The Islamic people failed to take Mecca the first time but instead, gained the city of Medina. ... As Islam became stronger and held onto many of the major cities it conquered, other world religions such as Christianity began to fear of its great rising power. ... The Delhi Sultanate also came on with a more gradual, yet shorter period with the diffuse of Islam. ... Overall, both of the two areas have contributed a lot to make Islam what it is today....
The inception of Christianity and Islam in the Roman and Byzantine empires, the African kingdoms, and the Arabian Peninsula influenced each civilization's daily life, set of beliefs, government, and the Christians and Muslims who practiced. ... Christianity and Islam have religious laws that all righteous and devout followers obey. Muslims obey the Five Pillars of Islam and Christians obey the Ten Commandments. ... The Koran contains the Islamic law: the Five Pillars of Islam. ... Unlike Judaism, both Christianity and Islam believe the existence of a Heaven and a Hell. ...