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Pilgrimage to Mecca

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Hajj lasts for 5 days and includes a visit to the Ka'ba - a House built by Abraham for the worship of the One, True God.

The Pilgrimage

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Hajj is the biggest gathering in the world. About 3 million Muslims perform pilgrimage every year to Mecca, the heart of Islam.

Pilgrimage to Mecca - Hajj

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Pilgrimage to Mecca - Hajj - is an intense spiritual experience, connecting us with history; a complete cure for ailments of the heart.

Ramadan is the Islamic month of fasting

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Ramadan is the Islamic month of fasting; a time to reflect on one's life and purpose while abstaining from bad habits.

Importance of Fasting in Ramadan

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Every year in Ramadan Muslims fast to learn self-control, thank God, celebrate the Quran, and feel empathy for the poor.

The Five daily prayers

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Five daily prayers keep a Muslim connected with God, you ask and listen to God at the same time.

The Eid Prayer

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Muslims celebrate two Eids a year. They start their Eid by performing a prayer that is one of the most favorite acts to them and they consist of two rakaa and a speech that reminds them of the Islamic ethics.

Congregational prayer: its importance and status

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In addition to the honor God has granted Muslims through prayers, he has given them the honor of Congregational prayer. Congregational prayer is a duty for Muslims that Allah and his prophet (php) have made clear.

The essentials of prayers

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Prayer has some essentials, i.e. rukn, and these cannot be omitted intentionally, unintentionally or out of ignorance. They are:

Conditions for the validity of prayer

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There are some condition for the validity of the prayer which have to be fulfilled for the Prayer to be valid and proper.

Reprehensible acts in prayer

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During prayers, one has to avoid some acts that are discouraged in a prayer. Those acts such as; moving too much, reciting only the Fatha in the first tow rakaa, closing the eyes, and other gestures discussed below.

Working for an Unbeliever

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In Islam, it is perfectly permissible for a Muslim to work for a non-Muslim providing that the task he is working on is permissible and that the arrangement is a contract for a service against remuneration. 

Swindling an Unbeliever in a Sale

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In Islam it is forbidden to trick anyone even if this person is non-Muslim or unbeliever. This applies to products prices and any type of trade. 

Letting Property to People Who Commit What is Forbidden

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Islam prohibits Muslims from renting a property to someone who will use it for forbidden activities like selling wine or carrying out usurious transactions. This also comes under the heading of furthering evil.

Buying and Carrying Wines for non-Muslims

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It is forbidden for Muslims to drink, serve, sell or buy wine. Whoever deals with it is cursed. Accordingly it is forbidden to a Muslim to present or carry wine to his non-Muslim or Muslim friends at any place. 

Working in Restaurants and Places Offering Wines, Pork and Other Forbidden Foodstuff

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There are two views on the subject of working in places serving wine or pork. The first prohibits it unless in case of necessity provided that he doesn't deal with forbidden items. The other just prohibits it. 

Working in Churches and Mausoleums

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It is not permissible for Muslims to work in any worship places like churches and mausoleum addressing anyone than God alone. As in this way they are approving falsehood and helping those worshiping other gods

The Lottery

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God has prohibited gambling and as lottery is a type of gambling it is forbidden. Despite the fact that some countries raise national lottery and a part of the income is given to the poor it is still rejected in Islam.  

Unlawful Earnings

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A wife and children that can’t earn their own living are not accountable for the husband unlawful earning. He is responsible for his own deeds but they should do their best to persuade him to find a legitimate income.

Student Loans

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It is permissible for Muslim students to receive government students’ loans from non-Muslim countries during their studies if it is ascertain that the amount will be repaid without any interest incurred.  

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