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    Ibn Battuta

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    the culture and identifies with the importance of religion‚ but admires the dedication the people of Mali have to their God. Something that Battuta criticizes is that all women appear before men naked. “On the twenty-seventh night of the month of Ramadan‚ I saw about a hundred female slaves come out with the food for the sultan’s palace‚ and they were nude.” The failure of the women of Mali to be conservative bothers Battuta‚ but he still states everything as an observation rather than a judgment

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    Communication when dealing with business in Turkey. Etiquette and Relationships Business etiquette in Turkey revolves around personal relationships. Appointments are necessary and should be made in advance. Avoid making these appointments during Ramadan and the months of July and August. Be punctual‚ although be prepared to be kept waiting for appointments or meetings. Small talk is welcomed during business meetings‚ do not open up with the business matter at hand immediately. Have all documents

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    Intermittent fasting‚ the notion of food restriction or withholding from eating outside a given window of time‚ isn’t a novel concept. Certain cultures and religions in the East‚ such as Islam and its observation of Ramadan requires followers to not eat or drink from sunrise to sunset for a month‚ have been around for centuries. It’s been in recent years with growing obesity rates skyrocketing in the United States‚ that this style has caught on in the West and has turned into a lifestyle choice

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    Sugar Cane Crisis

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    Sugarcane is the second largest non-food crop after cotton and ranks fifth in respect of acreage. Prolonged drought and heat stress decreased its production by 22 per cent in 1999-2000‚ and further 17 per cent in 2000-01. Of late‚ there has been confrontation between growers and millers over price. Growers demand higher price for their raw material and millers complain about increase in production cost and imports. A study it revealed that more than 65 per cent farmers have decreased the total

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    Food in Malaysia

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    The Fascinating History of Malaysian Food Malaysia is the home of multiple ethnicities which found its roots during the colonial times where hundreds and thousands of immigrants arrived here to find an honest living in this prosperous land. The migrants’ mostly Chinese working in the tin mines and the Indians placed along the rubber estates brought along with them their cultures not forgetting rich culinary heritages. The cultures go along fine with their cooking where unusual traditional gathering

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    Having the awareness of different cultures on what the characteristics that make them unique is what gives us the knowledge we need to interact better with them. By obtaining the knowledge of how different cultures live their lives within their families‚ dress‚ religion‚ and function during time of war is different. The Iraq culture has several subgroups that live within the country. Understanding the history which goes back thousands of years gave us the knowledge and understanding of how this

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    “Define the term Muslim and Islam?” In Arabic‚ the word “Islam” means submission or surrender to God. However‚ it was derived from the root word “salam”. From this root word‚ you can also derive the word peace. Many people feel that Islam implies some sort of enslavement to Allah‚ but others find it more helpful to define the word “Islam” as surrender. Many religions have a concept of surrender to God. In Jewish history‚ when the ancient Hebrews obeyed God’s commands‚ they had a long period of

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    (3) examples of behaviors or beliefs you observe that meet the criteria you established above. 1. Baptism is a Christian rite or ceremony that Christians participate in. It is a form of rebirth and it done by water and the Holy Spirit. 2. Ramadan is another belief for Muslims which is a month of fasting in which they refrain from eating or drinking during the daytime. It is practiced to teach members about patience and submissiveness to their god. 3. Weddings which are observed by many

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    its Business Culture Religion and culture: -Most Indonesian businessmen are Chinese and mostly non-Muslim. -Many are Christians but because Indonesia is dominated by Muslims‚ it could be offensive and impolite to eat during the fasting hours of Ramadan. -Superstitions: There are many superstitions in Indonesia due to the folklores and belief in Black Magic. One such superstition is to avoid making payments at night as it is believed that it may lead to bankruptcy of business failure. Physical

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    Research Paper On Morocco

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    called S’hour. In the ninth month on the 27th night‚ little girls wear gowns‚ little braids‚ and make-up. The second religious holiday is Fatih Moharram‚ the first of the first month on the Islamic calendar. The third religious event is at the end of Ramadan. The name Eid El Fitr indicates the breaking og the fast at the end of the holy month. They wake up early‚ men go to the mosque to pray‚ and the women prepare the special breakfast‚ which consist of typical Moroccan pancakes and Melwi. After the men

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