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    The document compares three monotheistic religions - Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. It outlines that they each believe in one God and have their own holy books - the Qur'an, Gospel and Bible, and Torah and Talmud respectively. It also notes their central figures (Muhammad, Jesus Christ, and Moses), holy cities (Mecca for Islam, Jerusalem for Judaism, and both for Christianity), places of worship (mosques, churches, and synagogues), holy days, and dietary restrictions. Their spiritual leaders are called Imams for Islam and Rabbis for Judaism.

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    The document compares three monotheistic religions - Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. It outlines that they each believe in one God and have their own holy books - the Qur'an, Gospel and Bible, and Torah and Talmud respectively. It also notes their central figures (Muhammad, Jesus Christ, and Moses), holy cities (Mecca for Islam, Jerusalem for Judaism, and both for Christianity), places of worship (mosques, churches, and synagogues), holy days, and dietary restrictions. Their spiritual leaders are called Imams for Islam and Rabbis for Judaism.

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    Comparing 1.

    Monotheistic Religions

    What does monotheistic mean? Monotheistic means to belief in one God.

    ISLAM
    What are the names of the scriptures (holy books) they use? Who is the central person of the religion? The Quran

    CHRISTIANITY
    Gospel and bible

    JUDAISM
    Torah and Talmud

    Muhammad

    Jesus Crist

    Moses

    What is the religions symbol?

    The crescent, star, and the color green

    The cross

    The menorah and the Star of David

    Mecca What are the holy cities? What is the name of their house of worship? What days do they worship? What are their Holy Days? What is their diet like? Do they have dietary restrictions? What are their spiritual leaders called? SUMMARY: They cant eat or drink during Ramadan A mosque

    Jerusalem

    Israel

    A church

    synagogue

    On Fridays

    On Sundays

    It last from sunset on Fridays to sunset on Saturday Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Simchat Torah, Chanukah and Passover They dont have any

    They dont have one

    Christmas, Easter, and lent

    During the service, members of a church will eat a small wafer of bread. The ministers and priests

    Allah

    A Rabbi means Master

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