people. One of the oldest religion of all. It is also one of the most controversial religion because some says it is not a religion and others say it is a way of life. Hinduism is the oldest active religion. Hindu and India almost came in the same word. Sanskrit is the ancient language of the Hindu’s. The India's river was Sindhu and someone tended to switch it and became Hindu and the people living across the river became Hindus. And some Greeks change the name Hindu into India. BRAHMAN- is the universe and the material that makes up the universe. A formless and genderless source of reality. CORE BELIEFS OF HINDU 1. BELIEF IN ONE UNIVERSAL SOUL Hindus belief in one universal known as BRAHMAN BRAHMAN- a formless, gender less source of reality. -the universe and the material that makes up the universe. 2. BELIEF IN AN IMMORTAL INDIVIDUAL SOUL in Hinduism, souls are also known as ATMAN ATMAN- action of the soul while in the body affects that soul in the next life. TRANSMIGRATION- when you die, your soul moves to another new body. - the kind of body that inhabit next is determined by KARMA. 3. BELIEF IN KARMA karma is the action, usually good or bad actions that affects the society. For Hindus, karma is action in past that affects us today. And our actions today, affects our soul in 4. BELIEF IN MOSHKA The goal of Hindu life is soon get back to Brahman. If a Hindu can do this, they will be from the cycle of life and death. This is called MOSHKA. You can have achieved moshka by realizing your oneness with Brahman. HINDU’S PRAY “LEAD ME FROM THE UNREAL TO REAL” 5. BELIEF IN THE VEDAS -the Vedas are sacred book of knowledge. And there are four Veda THE FOUR VEDA 1. THE RIG VEDA- collection of songs that praise and discuss ideas like TRUTH, REALITY AND UNIVERSE 2. THE YAJUR VEDA- cover such as official rights and rituals. 3. THE SAMA VEDA- “SAMA” means “sweet songs that destroys sorrows” mostly songs that are dedicated for praising God’s. 4. THE ATHARVA VEDA- bunch of curses. 6. BELIEF ON CYCLICAL TIME -for them, there are no beginnings and endings. Time is a series of cycle. Each cycle containing 4 ages/yuga YUGA: AGES/EPOCH KALI YUGA, DVAPARA YUGA, TRETA YUGA AND KRITA YUGA if added together: 4.32 million years 7. BELIEF IN DHARMA DHARMA- proper behavior contains balance in the universe (animals, plants and humans) if this all have balance, then everything is ok but if the dharma breaks, everything will not so fine. HINDUISM IS NOT A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION. THERE IS NO JESUS OR MOHAMMAD FOR HINDUS, THERE IS NO BIBLE OR QURAN. BUT THEY HAVE A BUNCH OF SACRED TEXTBOOKS. ISLAMS ISLAM- monotheistic religion teaching that there is ONLY ONE GOD (ALLAH) and that PROPHET MUHAMMAD is the MESSENGER of GOD. - Islam teaches that God is merciful, all powerful and unique. Islam means Surrender MUSLIMS- people who follow or practice ISLAM
QURAN- a Romanized Quran is the central religious text of Islam w/c Muslim believes to be a revelation from God. SACRED SCRIPTURE of Islam.
SACRED SCRIPTURE- the revealed texts or HOLY WRIT of the words religions. BELIEVER- are also called as Muslims - they accept surrender to will of ALLAH ALLAH- GOD - viewed as the sole of God (creator, sustainer, and restorer of the world) 5 PILLARS OF ISLAM- ritual obligation of Muslims 1st PILLAR- SHAHADAH (PROFESSION OF FAITH) the assertion of Muslim faith, combining the themes of unity and mercy that are evident in the QURAN. 2 SHAHADAHS: “THERE IS NO GOD BUT GOD”, & “MUHAMMAD IS THE MESSENGER OF GOD” 2ND PILLAR- ZALAT (PRAYER) these prayers are very specific type of prayer. - done 5 times a day at set strict times with the individual facing the KAABA in MECCA. KAABA- a building at the center of Islam’s most important mosque MECCA- city in HEJAZI region of Saudi Arabia - Muslims must wash before praying WUDU- (PURIFICATION) washing before praying. -Islam procedure for cleansing part of the body. Ritual purification. Prayers by a series of set positions: BOWING WITH HANDS ON KNESS, STANDING, PROSTRATING and in a special position. MOSQUE- place of worship for Muslims MUSALLA- informal and open places worship 3. ZAKAT (THANKSGIVING)- Muslims have to deduct a certain amount of their income to support the Islamic community and it usually about 2.5% of individuals’ income. 5 PRINCIPLES THAT SHOULD BE FOLLOWED WHEN GIVING ZAKAT MUST DECLARE TO GOD HIS INTENTIONS MUST BE PAID ON THE DAY THAT IT IS DUE AFTER OFFERING, THE PAYER MUST NOT EXAGGERATE ON SPENDING HIS MONEY MORE THAN USUAL MEANS. PAYMENT MUST BE IN KIND MUST BE DISTRIBUTED IN THE COMMUNITY FROM WHICH IT WAS TAKEN 4. SAWN (FASTING)- TAKES PLACE DURING RAMADAN RAMADAN- holy month in the Islamic calendar (lunar calendar) occurs from dawn to sunset each day during which time believers are expected to prohibit themselves from FOOD, DRINK, SEXUAL INTERCOURSE OR SMOKING. RAMADAN FASTING ends with the “ID-UL-FITR” “ID-UL-FITR”- festival of breaking the fast” last for three days 5. HAJJ (PILGRIMAGE)- honored in the Muslim community. - should be an expression of devotion to God, not a means to gain social standing. Muslim Holidays The two major Muslim holidays are: Eid al-Adha: celebrates the Prophet Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his son for Allah. Eid al-Fitr: marks the end of Ramadan—the Islamic holy month of fasting. Muslims also celebrate other holidays, such as the Islamic New Year and the birth of Muhammad.
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