Puritans and Muslims: What They Have in Common

"Allahu Akbar.Allahu Akbar." "God is wonderful, God is wonderful." These are the words that all Muslims have to recite many times a day. The same concept of God's greatness is also portrayed in the life of Puritan. Puritan was a man with religious enthusiasm and obedience to the strict Scripture, but they are certain to seek help from God in every aspect of life. In order to understand immediate theme, human nature is related to what we know. After studying the Puritan text recently, I feel that they expressed the same ideas as Muslims.

As a movement of Shia Muslims (although defective), I saw new Puritan concerns. The same can be said for other Muslims in the world, silent, watching, shaking people. From the 8th century to the beginning of the 20th century, Muslims struggled to receive broad education (according to the Quran's instructions), cast doubts on doctrines, work diligently on scientific progress, political, social ideals, and art There was. Even humiliating colonial rule did not stop them moving forward. The marches are going backwards now. Obvious signs that head scarves, zill bubs, burca, nicabs are retreating from progressive values

The next group of Muslims, also known as Puritans, resembles the Puritan Christian movement which is anxious to rule out doctrines which are not in principle regarded as primitive. This group focuses on the right belief and hopes to return to the Muhammad era. Theological problems and correct beliefs are the main concern of Puritans. They tend to think of the Qur'an as literally and as to Muslims who we consider to be 'innovators' or 'liberals'. Muslims in the third group are very similar to Puritans, but they will be called traditionalists. They believe that Islam was codified in the 12th century as this group of Muslims also believes that the past is the "best age" of right doctrine. Because they focus on pre-modern Islamic law, this group is kept away from modern life. However, most people believe that this group occupies the majority of Muslims in the world and dominates Muslim higher education institutions.

Islam is the main religion of the Arab world, but most Muslims in the world are not Arabs. There is a broad misunderstanding that the Arabs must be Muslims. Well, that's wrong. Most Arabs are Muslims, but about 5% of Arabs are Christians living in countries such as Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Palestine. In Lebanon, Arab Christians account for about 40% of the population, Syria and Palestine occupy 10%. There is also a smaller Jewish population, mainly living in Morocco, Algeria, Yemen, Tunisia, Syria, Egypt, Iraq. However, most Arab Jews emigrated from these Arab countries to Palestine, and in 1948 Israel was established in Palestine. In addition, according to some people, Christianity, Gnosticism, Neopra Tonismism, there are Arab Druze people who follow Islamic Isumism, Judaism combination Druze religion, Pythagoreanism and Hinduism