Human Diversity: Islam, Santería and Judaism

From sunrise to sunset, Muslims can not eat or drink for 30 days. Only children, lactating mothers, the elderly, and patients can prevent fasting. The country with the most population is Indonesia. A quarter of the earth is 6 billion people engaged in Islam. Muslim is the second largest religion in the world (Ahmed, 2005). Next is Santeria's religion. It started in Cuba and Brazil, and moved to America and many countries. Their religious practices include interactions between ancestors and dead ancestors, animal sacrifices, and sacred drums and dances.

Many of Santelea's rituals and customs are kept as top secret as possible. People can get complete and accurate information about Santería only through religious beliefs. Such people are called 'ab'orisha'. Unlike religions such as Christianity and Judaism, Santria does not have scriptures or formal teachings. Tradition has been passed down generations (throughout the word) throughout the word. The drum is defeated by the traditional rhythm of Africa, but the typical Santerian ceremony first quotes Olódùmarè. These rhythms are called oru and become rhythms related to specific orisha. Dance and animal sacrifice are an important part of the ceremony. The priest of Santeria is called Babarocha. The shrine maiden is called lyalochas or santeras. Orolisa can refer to pastor Gender. Everyone has received traditional verbal and traditional training of Santería. They will also experience the period of solitude after training.

Christianity, Islam and Judaism are the three most influential world religions in history. Judaism is not as great as Christianity and Islam, but the impact it has on the world is still serious. Judaism, Islam and Christianity are sometimes called "Abraham's religion" to trace their history back to the ancient Abraham, first mentioned in the Hebrew Scriptures. What beliefs are Christian, Islam, and Judaism about God, the universe, people, and the world after death? The table below is intended to start answering these questions. As a brief guide to similarities and differences between Islam, Judaism and Christianity, the following table compares statistics, origin, history and religious beliefs of these three monotheistic creeds.