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    The origins of Judaism

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    the first 5 books of the Bible the Pentateuch or Torah which largely define Judaism. Since monotheism is the belief of one god or Supreme Being‚ we want to examine if monotheism really originated with Moses or did its origin come in the time of the prophets? Monotheism is the doctrine that there is but one god‚ and that means the worship of one god and one god alone‚ and the denial of all other gods. In Donald Kagan’s ‘Problems in Ancient History: Volume One The Ancient Near East and Greece” he

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    There a number texts in the Hebrew Bible that prohibit cult images and are indicative that the ancient Israelite religion was largely aniconic. I think first it is wise to define what aniconism is before asking whether if it is fair to attribute the term to ancient Israelite religion and the Hebrew Bible. I understand aniconism to pertain to the texts that prohibit the visual expression of deities and their iconography‚ most explicit among these of course being the Second Commandment. I will contend

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    Ahmad Email:- intizarahmd@rediffmail.com In the name of Allah‚ and praises and peace be upon the Prophet of Allah. There is no God but Allah the Kind and Merciful‚ and thanks be to Allah‚ the lord of the Great Throne. We ask that you bring upon us your mercy and the doors of your forgiveness‚ and protection from our own sins‚ and forgiveness of our minor transgressions. I declare that the Prophet of Allah (peace be upon him) fulfilled the trust‚ and conveyed the message‚ and we are witnesses to

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    Malea Abbas Aaraa Motiwala Aswita Tazir January 29‚ 2013 The Importance of Tawbah in Islam Islam                                    March 28‚ 2013 Malea Abbas and Aaraa Motiwala The Importance of Tawbah in Islam Introduction To maintain your relationship with Allah (SWT) ‚ everyone who  worships Allah (SWT) must sincerely regret their sins and feel sorry for what they had done and ask for forgiveness (perform Tawbah) from Allah (SWT) . Hadhrat Muhaddith-e-Deccan

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    Misconceptions About Allah

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    spirit‚ therefore when Muslims talk about Allah there is no concept of a trinity.  He was not begotten nor does He beget‚ therefore He does not have sons or daughters.  He does not have partners or underlings; therefore‚ there are no demi gods or minor deities inherent in the concept of Allah.  He is not part of His creation and Allah is not in everybody and everything.  Consequently‚ it is not possible to become allahlike or attain allahhood. “Say (O Muhammad): He is Allah‚ (the Unique) One

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    Day of Yahweh

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    Josh Wilson Minor Prophets November 15‚ 2010 Dr. Joseph Cathey The Day of Yahweh The Day of Yahweh is the day that most people associate with a period of time or a certain day that will occur when God’s will and purpose for His world and for mankind will be fulfilled. Some people believe that the day of the Lord will be a longer period of time than a single day- a period of time when Christ will reign throughout the world before He cleanses heaven and earth in preparation for the eternal

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    Imari Two Journeys Home When movies are made out of books there are many differences‚ but also many similarities. The director has a very difficult job; he or she has to make sure that parts of the film are recognizable as being in the book as well. The epic poem the Odyssey is a book about the Greek hero Odysseus’s journey home from the Trojan War. So‚ it is hard to believe that a book so very old can be made into a modern

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    Unity and Islam

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    and language. It is a religion that tolerates other religions and orders its followers to respect and protect all humans.” According to a Hadith of the Holy Prophet all persons belong to Adam and Adam was from soil. The racial discrimination has been strictly prohibited in Islam. In the last sermon from the Mount of Arafat the Holy Prophet had clearly announced that no Arab has any superiority over a non-Arab; or the white over the black. This is the reason that in Muslim countries we do not find

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    Role of Tiresias

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    What is the importance of Tiresias to Oedipus the King? In the play‚ Oedipus the King‚ Tiresias‚ a minor character‚ is the blind prophet who is able to receive visions of the future from Apollo. In view of this he is the connection between the gods and the others‚ such as Oedipus. Due to this knowledge‚ he acquires not only authority but also a fatherly and wise aged man personage. He is the first one to reveal the truth to Oedipus‚ who did not believe him and accuses Tiresias of disloyalty.

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    Islam Change over Time

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    follow the 5 Pillars of Islam. However‚ throughout the Pre-Islamic‚ Umayyad‚ and Abbasid eras‚ the political structure that governed the societies that followed Islam differed over the years with some minor continuity. The pre-Islamic era lasted from 400 B.C until the revelation of the Prophet Mohammad in 610 C.E. The lack of Islam evidently created a lack of true unity. The basic social unit of the Bedouin was the kin-related clan. Clans were linked to larger tribal groupings‚ however these

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