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    learning”‚ or “online learning”) compared to teacher- and textbook-based instruction lies in helping learners to acquire the right knowledge and skills in order to function as active‚ self-reflected‚ and collaborative learners (Govindasamy‚ 2002; Hamid‚ 2002). However‚ this cannot be realized without a change from learning environments in which the teacher and the textbook structure the learning process‚ towards learning environments in which the students themselves control‚ under the guidance of

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    Al-Ghazali Life

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    Abu Hamid Mohammed Ibn Mohammed Al-Ghazali‚ also known as Al-Ghazali‚ was one of the most influential Sunni and Sufi philosophers of the 11th and 12th century. He was born on 1058 AD in Tus‚ Persia and had a large impact leading Islam‚ specifically to the Sunni and Sufi Muslims. He was known as “the proof of Islam” to this group of Muslims. Al-Ghazali presented a constructive impact on Islam and still continues to do so today through his inspirational works. The life of Al-Ghazali can be divided

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    The Dome of the Rock

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    the Dome has been interpreted in a variety of ways by a powerful assortment of groups. Specifically‚ we find that the historic structure acquires most of its significance in the eyes of practicing Jews and Muslims – as well as some Christian fundamentalists. Muslims and Jews‚ however‚ are not the only groups who have also asserted themselves in this historic arena of conflict. Over the centuries‚ political bodies have also attempted to exert influence – both interpreting and manipulating its image

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    East and the Third World‚ and one of the consequences of these policies was 9/11. According to Gunaratna (2003) bitterness in the Arab world about Western military and economic dominance‚ chronic tensions with Israel‚ and the rise of fundamentalist Islam combined

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    Nathan the Wise

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    to engage publicly in theological controversies. During the months before he wrote Nathan‚ Lessing—himself the son of a Protestant pastor and a former student of theology—had‚ in various journals of public opinion‚ done battle with Christian fundamentalists‚ particularly the chief pastor of Hamburg. While Lessing’s opponents argued that the Bible was revealed truth‚ and that it must be understood literally—and that any questioning of the Bible’s revealed truth was tantamount to criminal apostasy—

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    Veronica Kim Final Exam –Anth101 Kohistani Violence Thull‚ is an area where the violence of Kohistani was studied by R. Lincoln Keiser. In this region‚ the Kohistani‚ initially did not believe in bloodshed in order to solve conflicts. As elements in their traditional lives changed‚ Kohistani violence became more and more prevalent in their culture. Three specific changes were the main reasons for the growth in violence. One change led to another change‚ which then led to a third change

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    When the government removes restrictions on religion‚ religious pluralism thrives. When religious pluralism thrives‚ religions compete in the marketplace of ideas and people reassess their beliefs. They lessen their absolutist‚ fundamentalist attitudes which decrease violence. It would then stand to reason that when religious violence decreases‚ governments will begin to lessen restrictions on religious freedom. Therefore‚ a loop feeds back into itself creating a hyper-pluralist and

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    See No Evil Review

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    See No Evil: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIA’s War on Terrorism X X X N X Security Fall Semester 200N Professor X X See No Evil Review This report is based on the book; See No Evil‚ by Robert Baer. To be honest‚ I didn’t read Baer’s book. I listened to the audio version which has Robert Baer himself reading his book. While flying commuter and mail flights‚ I was able to listen to Baer’s adventures in the Middle East. There

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    (Reality and fact based Research Report) “when someone bring a news to g you – you should investigate its credibility first” first Quran Very Beefy article on Geo‚ my p y y ‚ y personal visit to the office of Mr. Sarmad‚ the second man in power after the owner‚ exposed him. Mr. Bush was seen in informal clothing having his picture taken with this short‚ half balding and totally pro-western attitude guy named Sarmad‚ so what it says??? Why would the then President Bush ??

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    uses that voice to empower herself and get away from repression. After being married and having four kids‚ she is withheld from the freedoms of life. She is restricted to house cleaning‚ cooking‚ shopping for food‚ taking care of her husband‚ Abdul Hamid. Most women are forced to marry young and drop out of school‚ and it becomes difficult to free them from poverty and enable them to become equal participants in society. Women are restricted to domestic work and childbearing‚ and education and jobs

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