Middle EastEssay Preview: Middle EastReport this essayIn Middle East, all three monolithic religions were born and they were Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Judaism was the first religion in the Middle East and then later on, came the two most important religions, Christianity and Islam. Both religions were emerged and spread to the Middle East. Christianity and Islam are from the West and East Europe. All three religions are monolithic religions because they all believe in one God and not many God like the Hindus. In both areas, they deeply believe in rituals, founders and sacred objects. Both religions have different beliefs but they have similar origin. In this essay, I will compare and contrast the two religions and also talk about the Ottoman Empire.
The Ottoman Empire
The Ottomans were a monarch that sought to establish order in Muslim lands following the collapse of the Ottoman Empire.
The Ottoman Empire was the major nation of Islam that existed in the Ottoman Empire until the first Muslim monarch was born in 1810. During 1815, Muhammad was the largest Muslim in the Persian Empire.
The Muslim kings in the Ottoman Empire were Mohammed ibn Saud and Ahmad ibn Roshan (the latter being an emir who served at a mosque), and Muhammad al-Murdoch became the third ruler in the Ottoman Empire during the reign of Sultan Ahmed.
The Ottomans believed that the religion “Wisdom of Persians” was created by God. Muslims believed that the “Wisdom” could be spread by humans, but it was a concept that originated in Greece and was passed down from a common ancestor of Greeks to the Persians. The Wisdom of the “Wisdom of the Persians was, according to Muslim tradition, an emanation” (M. Khatib, History of the World of Islam, No. 6, 1995).
So far the first Persian monarch in the ancient world, Mohammad ibn Roshan, was the second ruler and is considered the most important god amongst Muslims in the Ottoman Empire. As a religious man of immense power (and influence) to the Persians his religious and political beliefs were as important and influential as those of the whole of the Roman Empire and Persia.
Mohammad ibn Roshan became the first Muslim and ruler in the Ottoman Empire.
Since the time of the great prophet Khazarsul, the influence of Islam was much diminished in the Ottoman Empire.
The Turks were known for their superiority over the French and French-speaking Muslim rulers of the Ottoman Empire. The most powerful man in the Ottoman Empire at the time was Mohammad ibn Roshan who was known for his eloquence, he was a charismatic figure and he had an influence among the Muslims around the world, so he was hailed as the god of wisdom and power and was seen by the Ottomans as it came out of Allah Almighty.
It is believed that the best information from the historian Muqab al-Jawziyya, says that the Muslim world had many such things. But he says his information was correct and he also said that Ibn Roshan was the most powerful man and one of the most influential.
Mohammad ibn Roshan became the first Muslim ruler in the Ottoman Empire.
Mohammad ibn Roshan was known for his eloquence and the fact that he used the Koran in his speeches. His speeches were very interesting and his eloquence was very brilliant.
Mohammad ibn Roshan became one of the most influential Muslim rulers of Turkey and he received great popularity and success in the country. Even after the Islamic revolution in 1913 of the Ottoman Empire the Ottomans had two important leaders who were known as Roshan and Nizar. The first leader from Islam
In East Europe, Islam means “submission” to them and it really means submission to the will of Allah, the one God, it is like a pathway to God, where they submit to God. In their life, God is always in the center of their life. People believe that in order to attain a true peace in mind and bond of heart, they must submit to God. In Islam, many people mistakenly think that Mohammed was the founder of Islam. Mohammed isnt their founder but he was a restorer for the three prophets, Abraham, Moses and Jesus and he will become the final prophet of Islam. When Mohammed turned 40 years old, he received the Islamic scriptures from an angel named Gabriel who was send by God. The Islamic Scriptures is called Koran which means “praiseworthy.” Gabriel told Mohammed that God had selected him to become the messenger for the East Europe. Mohammeds teaching to the Islam was most directly expressing the will of Allah which was the one God of Islam. Muslims are the ones who have submitted themselves to God. There Bible is called the Quran and they believe that this is going to be the last book of God sent to the mankind.
In the Islam religion, they have five religious duties which are called “The Five Pillars of Faith.” The five religious duties that they have to do is reciting the Islamic creed which was stating that Allah is the one God and Mohammed is his messenger and the second duty is praying five times a day in a mosque where they would face towards the Holy City of Mecca. When a person goes to the mosque and pray, they have to wash their feet or clean themselves before going into the mosque to pray. The third duty is fasting where they may not have food or drink during the daylight hours. The fourth duty is charity, where people give money to the poor and the fifth duty is Haji where you are making at least one journey to Mecca. In the Eastern Europe, people who are Islamic go to the Haram Sharif which is like a temple to them, where they would bow and pray to God. When people go to the Haram Sharif, they have to be covered up like for example, for women, they have to wear a Burga. Wherever women go, like shopping or meeting up with friends, they always have to wear a Burga, a Shador, Purdah, and Hijab. People in the East would always greet each other by saying “Salaam” which means “peace to you.” In East Europe, males would dance like twirling around because they believe that if they twirl around, it will bring them closer to God. God said Islamic people can have up to four wives, but the only problem is that if they want to have another wife, the male has to treat both wives equally and not un equal.
In Western Europe, Christianity emerges and spread through the West. Christianity is a dominant religion around Europe. People who are Christianity believe in one God. Christianity had a Bible and also they had things like the Ten Commandments, but they also believe that people who go and confessed to God and God would forgive