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The Muslim World Non-Arab Muslims 85% Arab Muslims 15 %

The Muslim World (Cont.)

What do Muslims believe  One, Unique, Incomparable Allah  The Angels created by Allah  The Prophets (Messengers) of Allah  The Books revealed by Allah  The Day of Judgment/Life after death  God’s Authority over human destiny

What do Muslims believe (Cont.)  The Prophets (Messengers) of Allah  The Books revealed by Allah

What do Muslims believe (Cont.)  The Prophets (Messengers) of Allah

Five Pillars of Islam 1) Belief in One, Unique, Incomparable Allah (God) 2) Five times daily Salat (Prayer) 3) Give ‘Zakat (Charity) 4) Siyam (Fast) the month of Ramdan (9 th month of the Muslim calendar) 5) Hajj (Pilgrimage)