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    Muslim Empire Dbq

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    modern age‚ three major Muslim empires controlled a large part of the land extending from eastern Europe and northern Africa to eastern India. All three of these dynasties had their roots in nomadic Turkish-speaking peoples of central Asia. These three Muslim empires shared similar political and cultural guidelines and traditions that their ancestors had adopted. Throughout the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries‚ these dynasties were the most dominant‚ by the eighteenth century‚ these empires had significantly

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    It can be hard for a Muslim to live in a non Muslim country because of the beliefs of Islam and how they go about their certain religious commutes. Their religion can affect their lives in such a way that they have to follow five pillars of faith. These five pillars each have certain rules that the Muslims have to follow. Living in a non Muslim country can disrupt the following of these rules. The first pillar that the Muslims have to follow is the Shahada. This can also be known as creed. This

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    In order to have a strong and effective army the Muslims needed the leadership of smart and effective warriors. One of those warriors was Khalid ibn al-Walid. Initially Khalid ibn al-Walid did not start out with the Muslims. Born in Mecca in 592 his father was the Sheikh of the Banu Makhzum. The Banu Makhzum were a clan of the Quraysh and responsible for matters of warfare. After returning from his time being raised by a Bedouin tribe Khalid ibn al-Walid was exposed to the military and its elements

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    Summary of Boyz N Books

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    Kyle Hughes Broeckel ENG.1510 Comp. 1 17 March 2013 Summary of “Boyz n the Book” In her article‚ Mary Grabar‚ author of “Boyz n the Book”. The article begins to explain the enrollment into a college by gender‚ as told by Department of Education‚ they recorded in 2005 the total fall enrollment made up to be 57 percent and knowing that gender discrepancies will increase in further dates. Grabar explains how women tend to excel in an English career and men typically in a mathematical‚ engineering

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    The Art of Muslim Cooking

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    HUMANITIES 1 ART OF MUSLIM FOOD AND COOKING TITLE: Mangan Tanu! (Let’s Eat!): A selection of Muslim food and its art OBJECTIVES: * To characterize the art and the culture behind the food of the Muslims in Mindanao especially in Davao City * To trace the processes and beliefs behind on every dish that we are featuring * To determine the sources of the art and the aesthetics that derive from the stages of their food preparation * To define the differences of the cuisines of the

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    Summary: Chapter 6 Fleeing from the goblins‚ Bilbo looks back and realizes that he has made it to the other side of the Misty Mountains. Walking along‚ he stumbles upon Gandalf and the dwarves‚ who have just been wondering whether they should leave without him. The hobbit slips off the ring and surprises them and then explains how he made his way out of the mountain. However‚ he refrains from mentioning his discovery of the magic ring and the role it played in his escape from Gollum and the goblins

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    Chapter 6 Blackness in the Nation of Islam Summary First of all‚ this chapter starts with listing seven important things that author believes Religion of Islam is about. The Religion of Islam implies to “put the black man of America on top of the civilization” (McCloud 101). People are considered Muslims who believe in Islam (McCloud 102). They are some things that they do as being Islam. For example‚ “pray five times daily‚ restrain from food‚ drink...” (McCloud 102). Muslims tend to memorize their

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    Odyssey Chapter 3 Summary

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    In the epic novel the odyssey the king of Ithaca by the name of Odysseus goes on wild adventures to make his way back home and keeping his men under control. After the trojan war he seeks a way for him and his men to get back home. On the way home he is encountered with being held captive and fighting against gods and monsters. Odysseus tries his best to keep his men under control and lead them back to their families back in Ithaca. After a ten year war with the Trojan army odysseus and his men fight

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    over the platform of the book and how it relates to other books. To start the article off Akers goes over the reason why The Hobbit was even written in the first place. He often compares the book to The Lord of the Rings‚ a different but similarly mythical story. This article focuses mainly on the background of the book‚ not so much the actual story of the book. Which can be very helpful before reading the actual book itself. Then we learn more about the author of the book‚ Tolkien and how the road

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    A Brief Summary of the Book of Romans Introduction: The Book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul from the city of Corinth in approximately AD 56. At the time of his writing‚ he had yet to visit Rome‚ though he greatly desired to do so. It was not until approximately AD 61 that he was able to “visit” Rome‚ and then‚ only as a prisoner under house arrest for two years. He was released in AD 63 and finally was rearrested and executed there in AD 68. This grandest of Paul’s epistles‚ teaches

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