... "an, which means recitation, since the book is meant to be read aloud. The Qur"an has a somewhat different interpretation of the Adam and Eve story. In Islam, it is said that instead of blaming eve for tempting Adam with the fruit, they both ate it and were both equally guilty for disobeying God (Badawi 131). As far as prayer is concerned ... rights and claims on each other. If a woman becomes unhappy in the relationship, she has every right to file for divorce, and be able to keep what is rightfully hers (Smith 167.) Women are entitled to freedom of speech just as much as men. In early ...

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Protocol over Introduction of Smith's "Islam A Concise Introduction- (Page 1-30) RECALL: 1. Background and History of Islam 2. Seal of the Prophets -Mohammad His life in Mecca before and after the revelations. Reaction to the message that ... points listed above. The first chapter of this introduction to Islam deals with the history of Arabia during pre-Islamic times, as well as a brief summarization of the descendents of Adam, through Abrahim. From Abrahim we learn of his first son, Ishmael, and that his descendents became Muslims. This chapter also briefly explains why Muslims call "God- A...

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