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1 World Geography, 6th Hour Macey Hill, Faith Johnson, Kassidy Marshall
Middle East Religion World Geography, 6th Hour Macey Hill, Faith Johnson, Kassidy Marshall

2 Judaism The monolithic religion of the Jews. One God: Yahweh (YHVH)
14 million adherents Found in the 7th century BCE in present-day Israel, Palestine, and Jordan by Abraham and Moses Major branches: Orthodox (traditional), Reform (Adaptation to the modern age), Conservative (traditional but can make slight changes if necessary) Practices: circumcision at birth, observing Sabbath, etc. Holidays: Hanukkah, Rosh Hashanah, Purim Texts: Hebrew Bible, Talmud Symbols: Star of David, chai, hamsa, tree

3 Christianity Based on the teachings and person of Jesus of Nazareth
2.2 billion adherents One God: Jesus Christ Found in 30 CE by Jesus, Peter, and Paul Major branches: Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Protestant Practices: reading the bible, church on Sundays, baptism, communion, etc. Holidays: Easter, Christmas, Saints’ Day Texts: Bible (Hebrew Bible and New Testament) Symbols: cross, dove, anchor, fish, alpha/omega, chi ro

4 Islam Monotheistic faith as revealed through Muhammad as the prophet of Allah 1.6 billion adherents Founded in 622 BC on the Arabian Peninsula by Muhammad Major branches: Sunni(traditional), Shi’a(new age, modernized), Sufism(traditional much like Sunni) Practices: Five Pillars: Faith, Prayer, Alms, Pilgrimage, Fasting, Mosque service on Fridays, no alcohol or pork, ablutions before prayer Holidays: Al-Hijra, Ramadan, ‘Id Al-Fitr Texts: Qur’an (sacred text), Hadith (tradition) Symbols: star and crescent, the color green, mosque silhouette

5 https://youtu.be/Ut-UOhY0s8E
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6 Major Religious Cities and Sites
Islam: Mecca, the holiest city of Islam for Muslims all over the world Medina, holds the first real Mosque built according to the Islamic tents and Jerusalem, considered the holy city Judaism: Jerusalem, the holy city Hebron, Safed, and Tiberias Christianity: Jerusalem, this city is important to Christians and Jews because many biblical events were said to have happened here, Nazareth, the Jordan River, and the Sea of Galilee

7 Links between religions
Judaism and Christianity both worship one god All three religions have one main holy city, Jerusalem.

8 Sources html differences-in-the-different-sects-of-islam/

9 Judaism Christianity Islam


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