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    A PASSAGE TO INDIA

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    Marabar Caves            a. The Reverberation of the Cave            b. The Echo Representing a Hindu Resonance        2. The Image of the Green Bird        3. The Wasp Symbol        4. Social Events: Parties‚ Picnics‚ and Celebrations        5. Mosque‚ Cave‚ Temple‚ and Weather        6. Nothing as a Metaphor        7. The Infinite Sky        8. The Pankhawallah Image        9. The Snake Imagery      10. The Collision of the Boats      11. Other Insignificant Images 1. The Marabar Caves:

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    Prejudice and Discrimination Article All around us we see and hear about prejudice and discrimination whether it is from strangers or even family members. Some people do not know that they are doing this and hurting people. But there are other places that are very bad in discriminating people and being prejudice. One of these places that see or live in these types of environments is Bosnia with the Muslims and Croats. In “Bosnia and Herzegovina are between the historical of Croatia-Slavonia to

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    wealth. What I found was so different and very enlightening. I researched where my local mosque was and found their service time was on Fridays at noon. When I arrived I had brought a scarf with me but was unsure of if I would need it since I was not of the Muslim faith‚ but I wanted to be respectful. I wore modest clothing‚ khakis and a high neck long-sleeved button up shirt. When I first entered the mosque I had a few stares but was quickly greeted by a middle-aged woman‚ Amal. She approached

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    IMPACT OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION ON PAKISTANI CULTURE AND SOCIETY Muhammad Bin Qasim‚ the great Muslim hero and commander‚ entered India in 712 as a conqueror and lived there for three years. He introduced Islamic system and left a permanent impact on Indian society by the example of his character and generosity. Besides being a great general‚ Muhammad bin Qasim was also an excellent administrator. He established peace and order as well as a good administrative structure in the areas he conquered

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    INTRODUCTION: The Islamic and Hindu religions have an array of similarities and differences regarding their customs and laws in relation to the ‘wedding ceremony’. Within Islam‚ the wedding ceremony is believed to be both a religious and social obligation to get married. As a result‚ there is a great weight placed on religious‚ social and cultural dimensions of the ceremony which tends to be simple in nature‚ paralleling Islamic beliefs. Hindus also place a lot of importance on marriage ceremonies

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    Parrot in a Cage

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    gestures. The narrator would have opened the door of the cage unless she was not forbidden by her mother. There were cats in her room. She could find only a few trees in the Mosque. So she did not think to lose the birds there. There were a hundred pigeons and some peacocks living in those trees in the courtyard of the Mosque. Then she thought of the orchard on the outskirts of the town with its many fruit trees and the whole orchard was being looked after by the gardener Ramai. He used to frighten

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    The Forbidden City

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    the building is now a church. India The Taj Mahal is a beautiful white marble structure. It was built in 1632. It took 22 years to complete the marvelous structure. Agra fort is an ancient Indian City. It was built in 1565. The city has several mosques and palaces. Amid Fort is a historic attraction in Amir. The fort has four levels‚ and each level has a courtyard. The Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah Dhayah Fort was built for military purposes in the 16th century. It has two towers‚ and it does not have

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    Quais De Raisin Conflict

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    complicated when François sits and waits for Zarka outside her mosque. When the door opens and Zarka walks out‚ François stands quickly to his feet and a huge smile crosses his face. From this‚ viewers can tell that François is trying to make a deeper connection than just helping a stranger up—he’s found a nearby mosque and waited for her‚ and when she finally comes out his face lights up. However‚ after Zarka emerges from the mosque‚ so does her grandfather. François perceives this as a bad sign

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    The Five Pillars Of Islam

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    trips as a trader‚ he had a vision from a being he perceived to be an angel who said‚ “There is only one God‚ and His name is Allah. Worship Him. Muslims around the world gather on Fridays in mosques. Mosques are buildings where men (and sometimes women‚ depending upon the country) pray to God. In a mosque during prayer time‚ all Muslims face toward Mecca‚ the birthplace of Islam‚ where Mohammed had his vision. Where men and women pray together‚ usually the men are in the front and women in the back

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    Role of waqf

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    Role of Waqf in Sustainable Development By Monzer Kahf Muslim Economic Expert Tuesday‚ 19 November 2013 00:00 Waqf‚ in Arabic‚ is hold‚ confinement or prohibition. In North and West Africa‚ Waqf (pl. Awqaf) is also called Habs (pl. Ahbas or Hubus). The word Waqf is used in the Islamic Law in the meaning of holding a property and preserving it so that its fruits‚ revenues or usufruct is used exclusively for the benefit of an objective of righteousness while prohibiting any use or disposition

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