Is a muslim person arabic (arab) or islamic?
Or does islamic mean arabic?
Or are they all separate entities?
Or do they mean the same thing?
Pardon my ignorance but are they the same or different religions?
Is arab even a religion or an area of the world or a language?
if all the muslim countries in the world combined, can they defeat USA?and Is it a good idea for USA to attack pakistan since pakistan got nuclear wepons?
Florida pastor Terry Jones is in Dearborn, MI for a protest at the largest Mosque in North America. More than 700 residents from all faiths came out to show solidarity, but remain divided on how and Where he should be able to protest.
Dearborn, Michigan is home to the largest Muslim population and the largest mosque on the continent. It’s why Pastor Terry Jones said he came there to protest “Radical Islam.” While his planned protest never happened, many people gathered to protest against what they call his ignorance.
ISLAM – French Muslim soldiers training for combat operations in the desert and observing Ramadan. The French army started to have Muslim chaplains five years ago. Today, there are about thirty of them in service
School may be out for summer in New York, but the Muslim community is studiously focused on the next academic year, when it hopes to see its own religious holidays added to the calendar. Some US cities — in Michigan and New Jersey, for example — have incorporated Islam onto the roster of accepted holidays. But despite some political backing, it has yet to take hold in New York where, nine years after the September 11 attacks, Muslim integration remains a delicate subject. Duration: 02:05.
hi,
i am a muslim. first married to a hindu girl in hindu form in a temple. after that married to a muslim girl as per muslim and got the marriage certificate. later on i got the marriage certificate for the hindu girl as per special act. is both marriages are legal? if both marriages should be legal, what i have to do. please give me a good advice. thanking you inadvance.
Indonesia has long been proud of its diverse ethnicity, cultures and spiritual beliefs. However, recent attacks on minority groups like the Ahmadiyah sect and on Christian churches have critics claiming that religious tolerance is on the decline. Twelve people in Indonesia are set to face trial on Tuesday, accused of killing three Ahmadiyah followers in West Java, in February. The savage nature of the murders, captured on tape, shocked the nation. Rights groups hope the trial will help reduce attacks on religious minorities. The Ahmadiyah sect, which claims 500000 followers in Indonesia, believes that its founder Mirza Ghulam Ahmad was the final prophet and not Mohammad, contradicting a central tenet of mainstream Islam. In 2008, the Indonesian government issued a joint ministerial decree that bans the Ahmadiyah from practising their faith in public or spreading the belief. Al Jazeera’s Step Vaessen reports from the scene of the killings, where the locals say a lack of leadership on the issue offers tacit approval to Islamic hardliners that is fuelling a growing intolerance particularly of religious minorities.
Before you call me a “typical libby making stuff up” on the news a few minutes ago I saw signs that said “Keep the Change” with the C modeled after the Muslim star. Why are people continuing to beat that dead horse? Even if he was muslim, what does it matter?