Essays on Muslim

Religion can be one of the most important things in the majority of people lives even in today’s world. In the 1450’s to 1750’s there was a lot of changes and some conflict having to do with religion. Comparing European and Middle East religion throughout...

Regions around the world can be impacted by a myriad of aspects, especially by belief systems. In the region of Swat Valley, Pakistan; belief systems have been impacted by the ideologies of traditional Islam and radicalized Islam. The citizens of Swat Valley have had their...

Muslims engage in a wide variety of practises that display their devotion to God and have been influential in many aspects of daily life. The essential practice of Hajj fulfills one of the five pillars of Islam and encompasses the beliefs and practises of Islam.Through...

When someone decides to embark on a pilgrimage, it’s an opportunity to pursue moral contentment and spiritual satisfaction. Typically, it is a journey to a place of comfort, a location of significance to a person’s beliefs and faith. Within the Islamic belief system, there are...

Pilgrimages play a key role in all religions, providing a journey for pilgrims searching for moral and spiritual development. There are three main monotheistic religions being Judaism, Christianity and Islam, Islam was founded by Muhammed a believed messenger of God in the 7th century CE....

The Hajj is the last of the 5 pillars of Islam. A once a year pilgrimage that is Muslims that is expected of Muslims to complete at least once in their lifetime. The chance of redemption and to cleanse sins for a new life. Gathering...

As compared to other religions in the world, Islam has contributed perfectly in every area of life. The teachings of Islam cover the entire spectrum of life, leaving all the questions of people answered. Be it politics, science or arts, a Muslim takes guidance from...

Since the very beginning of Islam being propagated by the Prophet Muhammad and his companions, there has been strong opposition from those that disbelieved in, or felt threatened by its message of sincerely worshipping one creator and submitting to his way and instructed by his...

In this present paper, I would like to focus on the issue of Orientalism in the academia and see in what sense the Islamization of knowledge is a way out of it. Thus, my research question would be in what sense the decolonization of Orientalism...

By the early 1940s, there was a growing sentiment within Muslim communities across India that there needed to be a separate nation for the Muslim community to administer. Concerns arose primarily because Hindus made up 84% of the country’s population at the time, as well...