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Compose a 500 words essay on Religious Perspectives. Needs to be plagiarism free!Download file to see previous pages... As such, each forbids evil and enjoins good. That is the crux of any similarity
Compose a 500 words essay on Religious Perspectives. Needs to be plagiarism free!
Download file to see previous pages...As such, each forbids evil and enjoins good. That is the crux of any similarity in their perspectives.
They seem to disagree on the very reason for the sermon. Popular observance of some holidays in honor of individuals is the main point of ideological contention between the speakers. The announcer leans toward approval while implying Shaykh Mahmud was somehow opposed (Windows, 109). He embraces the legendary remembrance of individuals. He focuses on the fallibility of scholars especially how they could inadvertently thwart good in their nearsightedness (Windows, 110). Shaykh Mahmud's sermon was a pretty standard "Be fair to others and praise your Maker" sermon. He did not explicitly oppose anything of the sort (Windows, 110 - 116). His non-mention of Sidi 'Abd ar-Rahman 'Uthman ash-Shahawi could be interpreted as a rejection of the proceedings
Each speaker establishes a distinct position on how they believe Islam should be performed. The announcer approaches the celebration in terms of the overt observance of a holiday born in modern legend and appeals mostly to logic. Shaykh Mahmud approaches it in terms of the esoteric message appeals mostly to Qur'an and Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (SWS).
One may infer certain points about the different ways that some contemporary Muslims think about Muslim devotional practices.
