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This project explores Islam, one of the world's great monotheistic religions, alongside Judaism and Christianity. Originating in the Arabian Peninsula in the 6th century CE, Islam teaches the belief in one God, Allah. The prophet Muhammad, born in Mecca, established the faith, with the Quran as its holy book containing 114 chapters. Key practices include the pilgrimage to Mecca and various celebrations such as circumcision and the Festival of Sacrifice. The importance of community and adherence to dietary laws, such as prohibiting pork and alcohol, are also highlighted.
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Final Projectreligión My group : Valentina Rodríguez , Martín Galván, Andrés rivera and Sara Hurtado .
Are thethreegreadmonotheisticreligionsoneGod , Islam has itsorigins in theArabianpeninsula in thesixthcenturyafterChrist VI .
The islam predominates : • Asia , Africa and parts of Europe .
Ishisprophet : • Prophet Mahoma wasthefounder of theislamicreligion . Born in mecca in 570 afterchrist , hisonlyGodis Ala , thecreator of theword and the and thealmight and themercifuljudge .
Muslimsbegantocountthe time fromjuly 16 day 622 of thehegiraconsidaraelsicethisisthebeginning of themusilm era .
TheirholybookistheCoranwhichrecallstheteachings of muhammand .hisbookconteins 114 chapterscalledsure , eachchapterisdividedinto 6200 verses .
Somefoods are prohibitedas pork , somedrinkssuch as alcohol .
The meca istheblakstone of a meteorite , that place is a box about 15 metersremaining a blackclothcoverispreservedblackstone .
Some of themostimportantcelebrationsthantake place are : circunticion , and othercelebrations .
Circunsticionthepractice of thefifteenyears , whichwelcomesyoutothecommunity .
Themarriagewascelebratedwhith a grandbanquethostedbythetwofamilies , involvingmanypeople .
Themostimportant festival isthe festival of sacrifice,orram in everyfamilysacrifices a sheeporlambtorememberthesacrifice of Abraham. • Theirholydayis Friday.
Itsmajesticceremonyheld in the mosque the simbol thatunitesMuslimsis a crescentappearssomeflagsonthe domes of mosques.