Crook/Single God, 10. Islamic Practice and Holy Days

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How to Cite: Crook, Zeba. Chapter 10: Islamic Practice and Holy Days. Religions of a Single God - A Critical Introduction to Monotheisms from Judaism to Baha'i. Equinox eBooks Publishing, United Kingdom. p. 241-266 May 2019. ISBN 9781781798065.

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Islam is a religion with legal codes that govern the shape of daily life, from religious services to dress and diet. This chapter will illustrate just some the vast diversity of Islamic legal interpretation. We shall look at the development and characteristics of Shariah as it pertains to daily life, the legal schools, and the five pillars of action. We will also look at topics such as diet, modesty, and the pressures of assimilation. This chapter also describes the main Islamic holy days and religious and practices associated with them. It closes by looking at various features of art and culture in the Islamicate, and the global demographics of Muslims.

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    Religions of a Single God: A Critical Introduction to Monotheisms from Judaism to Baha'i
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    Zeba A. Crook
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    9781781798072 (eBook)
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    Equinox Publishing Ltd.
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    Sheffield, United Kingdom
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