Unity of Muslim

Throughout history, many powerful nations interfered with nations that were weaker than they were. This form of sabotaging a nation is economic, political or cultural life is called as imperialism. Imperialism is often separated into two sects. The first one is old imperialism, which was the period from the 1500s to the 1800s, where European nation started to colonize many areas such as the Americas, and parts of Southeast Asia. On the other hand, the new imperialism was the period between the years “1870-1914”, where Europe became more focused on expanding their land into Asia and Africa. Imperialism had many pros and cons. In addition, it also had many causes led by the feeling of nationalism.

The study of British colonialism is a rather new field with much to discuss and a lot more to debate. The recent recognition of new nation-states that were once under the control of Britain was a growing phenomenon and one that continues to play a large role in today’s global politics. Since the rather recent period of these new nations, new study’s have been done into the history of a) the peoples that inhabited the land before Britain, b) the way Britain occupied and control and land, and now c) post-Britain. This is a growing topic in the historical field because seventy-five years ago there was no thought that Britain would relieve control of India or Nigeria. That is why post-British colonialism is important to today, because it is a

From its inception, America has been in a continual state of growth and expansion. Influenced by their grandfathers’ westward expansion in the early 19th century, expansionists in the turn of the 20th century expanded American influence and control worldwide. Various sources brought American desire of faraway land, through both individuals and through developments of the period. However, this Manifest Destiny didn’t always result in positive development, as shown with later problems incurring from the U.S. occupation of Cuba and the Philippines.

In the center was the Arabian Peninsula, made out of evidently frail and isolated tribal social orders. Within hundred years, both domains would fall before the armed forces of Allah as Arabia united under the umbrella of Islam, which gave a guideline of association and inspirations. . (Esposito, John 1988) Under the successions of a number of Prophets, an inconceivable empire and a region of Islamic states would come to command a great part of the world. Its ministers would be fighters, dealers, and spiritualists. Islam would give the premise of a community and the common beliefs or authenticity for rulers and their strategies of extension and success. In this manner, for instance, the wars of success were termed faith, "opening or triumph" of the route for Islam. As Muhammad represented a Trans tribal state for the sake of Islam, so too the Islamic group got to be connected with a far reaching domain.

Throughout the depths of recorded history Muslims have constantly committed mass murders upon innocent people in the name of Islam. According to long established conventional Islamic views, Muhammad’s revelations start the Qur’an off in 610. Dating back to as early as 627, the Prophet Muhammad’s followers have been recorded of murdering large numbers of “non-believers” and even believers for that matter (Ye 'or, 1985). While researching wars declared in the name of Islam, the words “convert” or “die” (more often than not they surfaced together making the claim “convert or die”) surfaced exceedingly often. Despite the common belief imprinted into the minds of nearly every United States citizen/civilian whom attended or is attending public school with the U.S., oppressing a people based off of their religious beliefs has the ability to be beneficial to the world on a global scale. Muslims should not be allowed to act as political advocates considering Islam gives approval of segregation, provides obligations of the religions followers to commit senseless acts of violence, and because of the fact that Islam allows systematic lying as a religious policy. Throughout this research essay we will discuss facts in regards to traditional and modern Islamic ideology while deciding whether someone of such beliefs has a place in a position

As history repeats itself and people abstain from the lessons learned, it is likely to occur repeatedly, even after the IS problem is solved. One part of the solution may be a unified uprising among Muslims who does not support the IS, without any expectation of political gains, and support from Christians afterwards, not before the bigotry and the zombie effect of the myth of the caliphate is confined. Eliminating inconsistencies in the democratic side may prevent the exploitation of them by the IS propagandists. With all their differences and discrepancies, if a majority of the Christian and anti-IS Muslim societies can find a way to unite, that may put an end to any potential big-scale future Cosmic

In early modern times, the three Islamic empires sought for ways to improve standard of living for cultural families. People from all sorts of backgrounds makes it very difficult for Islam to become one due to their differences. Despite the challenge, the expansion of religion and trade produced harmony within a matter of time. Religion and trade are effective ways for Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal rulers to establish harmony of all ethnic and religious communities.

Throughout our history, many different interpretations of violence and conflict have risen. While many people believe that conflict arises from the justification of earlier wrongdoings, others believe they must perform in the name of their religion. These “radical” groups benefit from the destruction and suffering of their hatred people, and claim that it serves them justice with their one and only God. In these circumstances, it becomes evident that the fate of our Earth is slowly deteriorating with the rise and power of the Islamic Radical groups, especially one by the name of ISIS.

“Although our number is very similar to those of Jewish people in this country, we have no comparison in strength in terms of economic, political and educational strength. We do not have any Congressmen or Senators. We do not control university boards or faculties. We do not have a single factory or financial institution, which is able to employ Muslims in large numbers. Therefore, we cannot judge the future of Islam by looking at the number of Muslims praying on earth or attending the conventions and bazaars of ISNA. There have to be deeper indicators of our strength” (Athar, 2008).

To begin, since the dawn of this country’s history. It has appeared apparent that the US believes it has an obligation with being in foreign lands for its own interests. From Libya in the early 1800’s, Mexico in the mid 1800’s, and the rest of Latin America in the 1900’s. The greatest reasons spur from either manifest destiny, the thought that it is the country’s moral right to expand. These reasons have had a positive impact for the country’s interest, but that is not

I have grown up in a small town that is not very diverse, especially not religiously diverse. I now live in a different small town, which still only has Christian churches. As I spent the day wearing the headscarf I imagine it was so uncomfortable because I have been brought up being taught presentation is an important. People notice and gossip and that can increase insecurity. So even though I do not identify as Muslim, I felt insecure wearing a headscarf. This may also be because I know that many Muslims face discrimination and I was afraid of what people might be thinking. I want to feel accepted and liked in my community, so there was an increased fear of being rejected as I was representing a minority people group.

"The Islamic teachings have left great traditions for equitable and gentle dealings and behavior, and inspire people with nobility and tolerance. These are human teachings of the highest order and at the same time practicable…” (H.G. Wells)

More than one fifth of the people in the world call themselves Muslims. Islam is also the fastest growing religion in the world, which makes since considering it is a Universalizing

Post colonization in the Middle East there have been numerous efforts by the West to continue to assert their control. As is explained in “A Clash of Civilizations” there is an expansion of specifically American control on global institutions, such as the U.N to push “human rights imperialism.” Huntington write, countering the aforementioned idea, “the West in effect is using international institutions military power and economic resources to run the world in ways that will maintain Western pre-dominance, protect Western interests and promote Western political and economic values” (Huntington, 40). There is a rhetoric used, one that Said comments on, that maintains an “otherness” of the Middle East. They are labeled “the Orient,” a place that is much greater in size than the West world but that is held in tandem with them. Or, they are held as lesser than the West. Beyond the direct colonization of the twentieth century, the entrance of the Middle East into modernity allows judgements to be made on a global

For the one billion or more Muslims (about six million in the United States), who are of many racial and ethnic backgrounds -- Arabs being a minority -- Islam is the middle way between Judaism and Christianity; it restores the unity of the children of Abraham and overcomes the limitations of Judaism and Christianity. Jesus, the prophet to "the lost sheep of Israel," limits Christianity; Judaism is similarly limited. Islam proclaims a practical synthesis of Judaism and Christianity for all humanity.