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Star Wars Rebels is a science fiction animated series set in the Star Wars universe created by George Lucas.


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Star Wars Rebels

The events of the series begin 14 years after the Revenge of the Sith and five years before the events of the New Hope.


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Star Wars Rebels

The Galactic Empire tightens its grip on control of the galaxy and Imperial forces hunt down the last Jedi, all the while trying to fend off a rebellion against the Empire.


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Star Wars Rebels

[1] Disney XD began airing the series in the United States in October 2014 with the film Star Wars Rebels: Rebellion rises, [2] [3] and also airs the series in Finland on its own local channel.


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On November 7, 2015, the series began to be aired on Nelone as well.


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Nelonen began presenting the second production season on July 3, 2017.


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The series concluded in the United States on 5 March 2018.


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Plot Fourteen years after the rise of the Galactic Empire, a small band of rebels aboard the light cargo ship Ghost secretly carry out attacks against the Empire on the country planet Lothal and other planets conquered by the Empire.


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In voice roles, Originals Dave Filoni was credited in the series' closing episode as the sound effects maker of the astromechanic droid C1-10P (callednamed Chopper).


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The Finnish version is directed by Petri Hanttu, and Aki Heinlahti is responsible for the translation.


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[4] Episodes Short animations (2014) Before the series began, four short animations were released on Disney Channel and the Internet.


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Sakari “Sakke” Aalto [1] is a Helsinki-based music producer, composer and lyricist.


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Sakke Aalto

He has produced songs for numerous Finnish artists.


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His productions include Cheek's “Sokka loose”, Fintelligens' “What a boogie”, and JVG's “At the Wedding” and “Kran Turismo”.


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In addition to his own solo production, Keko Salata has visited songs by a few artists (such as Aurora).


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[5] Keko Salata's debut album Neurotic, dramatic, charming was released on the Sahh label.


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Military Industrial Complex

The military-industrial complex refers to a network of economic actors, politicians and military personnel whose common interest is the production of goods and services for military purposes and whose political and economic influence is great.


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The concept of a military-industrial complex is linked specifically to the United States and other major powers investing in the arms race.


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The first military-industrial complexes are said to have formed in France and Britain in the 1870s and 1880s.


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Japan's zaibatsut contributed heavily to Japan getting into war with China, the Soviet Union, and Western powers.


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Military Industrial Complex

On 17 January 1961, U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned of the dangers posed by the excessive growth of influence of the military-industrial complex in the United States.


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Question: Why do Chinese people have their own New Year?

Chinese New Year

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Chinese New Year

[1] Today, the main celebration lasts for four days, which are typically holidays in countries populated by a large number of Chinese.


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In addition to China, such countries include Malaysia and Singapore.


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The celebration of the New Year ends with a lantern celebration.


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Traditionally, the home is decorated for the celebration and relatives visit each other's homes.


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Married relatives and acquaintances give unmarried monetary gifts in red packets.


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Fireworks, dragon dances and gambling are also among the Chinese New Year celebrations, and red envelopes are handed out.


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Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year is celebrated according to the Chinese Lunar Calendar.


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Chinese New Year begins at the end of January or during February.


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Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

The Temple of Solomon (, “Beit HamikDash”), or the First Temple of Jerusalem, also “the Temple of the Lord” in the Bible, was the first Jewish shrine in Jerusalem according to the Bible.


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Temple of Solomon

According to the Bible, it was built by King Solomon and replaced the Tree of Revelation built by Moses.


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It was destroyed by the Babylonians in 586 BC.


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There was a rebuilt temple completed in 516 BCE.


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and destroyed in 70 share., referred to as the Second Temple of Jerusalem.


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The exact instructions for the construction of Solomon's Temple is 1.


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according to him given first to David and he has in turn handed them over to Solomon.


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[1] The innermost part of the temple was called the most sacred, and according to the Bible the Ark of the Covenant was kept in the temple.


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There is no indisputable archaeological evidence for the existence of the temple or the Ark of the Covenant.


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History According to the Bible, David's first act as king was to conquer Jerusalem and declare it the capital of his kingdom.


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However, the city was not a perfect choice in all respects.


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Mount Mooria was an important place where Abraham intended to sacrifice his son Isaac, thus a temple had to be built there.


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David is said to have conquered Jerusalem in 1004 BC, when he made it the center of his government.


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He brought the Ark of the Covenant to town


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Jerusalem emerged as a political and spiritual center for Jews.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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King David was instructed not to build the temple and construction was carried out by his son Solomon.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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The concentration of religious rituals in the Temple made Jerusalem a place for pilgrimage and a major center of commerce.


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The city served as the capital of a united kingdom in Israel, but transformed into a kingdom of two weaker (Judah) after Solomon's death, dividing the country into two kingdoms.


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It retained its position despite conquests and destruction by the Northern Kingdom, as well as assistance from the Assyrians, until 722 BCE.


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Temple of Solomon

It was in Jerusalem that most of the greatest prophets were writing, assessing the spiritual and ethical principles that became the fundamental pillars of the Jewish faith.


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The townships were in 586 BC.


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the conquered Babylonians at the behest of their king Nebuchaddrezzar II.


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Temple of Solomon

Conquests According to the Bible, the temple was conquered, plundered and destroyed many times in its history (annual figures are estimates): King Sisak of Egypt, 933 BCE.


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14:25, 26); Rehoboam's reign.


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King Asa of Judah, 900 BC.


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in an order to convince Ben-Hadad, Damascus becomes an ally against Baesa in Israel (1 When.


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15:9-24); King Joas (Judah), 825 BC, at the behest of paying Hazael from Syria (2 When.


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12:17-18); King Joas (Israel) of Israel, 790 BC.


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14:14); King Ahaz of Judah, 734 BC, Tiglatpileser III of Assyria to ally Pekah against Israel (2 When.


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16:8, 17, 18); King Hezekiah of Judah, 712 BC, to pay King Sanherib of Assyria, who plundered the city (2 When.


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Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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King Nebuchaddrezzar II of Babylonia, who plundered twice in 597 BCE.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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and again in 586 BC, after which he destroyed it (2 When.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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24:13; 2.


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Kor.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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He burned the temple, and carried all its treasures to Babylon (2 When.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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25:9-17; 2 Cor.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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36:19; Jes.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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Temple The temple building had three sections: the entrance hall (Ulam), the temple hall meaning Holy (Hechal) and the Most Holy (Dvir/Debir).


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

The saint had 10 golden lamplegs, 10 prominent bread tables, and an altar of incense.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

The most sacred was two cherubs made of oil wood and coated with gold and a coffin of the covenant.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

The dimensions of the temple are stated in the Bible as elbow dimensions.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

At that time there were several different types of elbow dimensions in use.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

In modern dimensions, cubit meant 495 mm and 518 mm in Babylonia, 458 and 525 mm in Egypt, 462 mm in Attica and 444 mm in Rome.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

The short Biblical elbow measure is probably used in the Book of Kings description of the Temple of Solomon, where one cubit is 18 contemporary inches (0.4572 meters.)


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

The dimensions of the actual temple reported in the current Finnish Bible translation are: length 60 cubits (approx.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

27 meters), a width of 20 cubits (approx.


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9-10 meters) and a height of 30 cubits (approx.


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13-14 meters).


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

The Book of Kings and Chronicles according to the contemporary Finnish translation of the Bible give the same figures in the dimensions of the temple.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

Both say, for example, that the hall of the hall was 20 cubits in width, i.e. the same as the width of the temple.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

In addition to this information, the Book of Kings says that the hall was 10 cubits deep (protruded from the end of the temple to this extent) and the Chronicles says it was 20 cubits high.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

In Jewish Antiquities, Josephus, on the other hand, explains that Solomon's temple was not only 60 cubits long, it was also 60 cubits high.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

On breadth, at least Josephus agrees with the books of the Bible (20 cubits).


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

Josephus further suggests that there was still another building of equal height on top of the temple building, making up 120 cubits in height. (!)


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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Somewhat different structures and dimensions of the temple also appear in different eras versions of the books of the Bible.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

According to the Masoretic text, the temple had a length of 60 cubits, a width of 20 and a height of 30 cubits.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

According to the Early Greek translation Septuagint (LXX), the temple (naos) had a length of 40, width 20 and height 25 cubits.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

The Masoretic text states that the height of the temple was 30 cubits, but the height of the most sacred was only 20 cubits.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

With the exception of the entrance hall, the building was surrounded by a flank building with three floors.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

There were thirty small rooms on each floor.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

According to Josephus, the size of the rooms was 5 x 5 cubits, but their height was 20 cubits.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

There were side rooms like this, according to Josephus, on all three floors.


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1 When.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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according to the side rooms, however, were of different sizes: “The lowest floor of the flank building was five, the middle six and the third seven cubits wide.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Temple of Solomon

The outer wall of the temple was, you see, stepped so that no burrows had to be made for cedar beams in the wall.” Height: 5 cubits.


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Temple of Solomon

There was a door to the flank building from the south side.


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Stairs went up to the middle floor, as did from there to the third floor.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

The English Modern Bible Translation (RSV) also states that there was a door to the flank building “from the south side of the building”.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

However, its footnote states that the original Hebrew word for location signifies shoulders: the doorway was therefore at the shoulder.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

Both the Bible, and Josephus mention King Solomon as having erected two columns in front of the temple.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

These were named Jakin and Boas.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

However there are differences in the description of the columns between different sources 1 When.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

7:15 mentions that the columns were bronze and both were 18 cubits high (approx.


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8 meters) .2.


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Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

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3:15, however, says the columns were 35 cubits high.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

Josephus, on the other hand, mentions that the pillars were brass and 18 cubits high.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

The columns were hollow and the strength of their wall structure was that of four fingers, or palm.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

The concept of the temple's circular steps probably comes from Luther's translation of the Bible from 1545 and the English version of the King James Bible from 1611.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

However, nothing is said about the tour stairs in Finnish Bible translations from 1933 and 1992.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

Josephus also does not mention the circular stairs, although considers the wide stairs with which the temple building used to rise to the upper floors as elaborate.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

According to Leroy Waterman, the original term often used to refer to circular stairs in this context is “lulim” in the Masoretic text, appearing only one time in texts.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

In the courtyard of the temple there was a sea of brass supported by 12 bull images, a burnt offering altar and ten small brass basins in which burnt offerings were flushed.


Question: Who built Solomon's Temple according to the Bible?

Solomon Temple

Sources Biblical account of temple construction Continuation of temple construction: brass columns, brass seas and instruments made for the temple References Category:History of Jerusalem Category:History of Judaism Category:Temples Category:Former buildings and structures


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Parvati is a goddess in Hinduism and a manifestation of Devi, who is the wife of Shiva, the god of destruction, and Ganesha, the elephant-headed god of wisdom, as well as the mother of Skanda, the god of war.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Parvati is the shakti of Shiva, meaning the cosmic feminine energy of Shiva.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

He is thus the epitome of pure power, light and energy.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Parvati symbolizes fertility, marital happiness, devotion to the spouse, asceticism and strength.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Parvati is considered by some communities to be the sister of Vishnu.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

“Parvata” word means mountain.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Parvati is thus a girl of the mountains whose father was the ruler of the mountains.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Battle over Parvati's skin color In one story, Shiva insulted Parvati because of this dark complexion (Kali, presented as dark-speaking, whose name means “black”, is one of Parvati's manifestations, meaning avatara).


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Parvati fled into the forest and lived as an ascetic.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

According to one version, the creator god Brahma made him renounce ascetics and gave him a golden skin, from which Parvati's name Gauri, golden, derives.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Another version of the story, however, states Parvati so angered with Shiva that he surrounded Shiva with all his manifestations (ten mahavidyas), whereupon Shiva humbly acknowledged Devi's greatness and asked Parvati for forgiveness, having seen Devi's all colors to be equally precious and beautiful.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

A red spot is seen on the forehead of the parvati.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

A Hindu woman gets a red dot on her forehead when she gets married, which is the equivalent of a Western ring.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Parvati Courage The goddesses of Hinduism are typically bold.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

The story goes that in order to get Shiva as her husband, Parvati embarked on ascetics, which was a male-only habit.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Parvati is also known for her longing to stay with her parents, and eventually for visiting her parents.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

That's why young wives, especially longing for their parents, want to see Parvati.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Ganesha's birth Parvati wanted to bathe, but she had no one to guard the house while Shiva was away.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Therefore, Parvati decided to create a boy, Ganesha, from turmeric paste.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

According to Parvati's decree, Ganesha would not let anyone into the house, not even Shiva, which was enraged by this.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Shiva and Ganeshan fought, and Shiva spitted from Ganesha across the head.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Parvati demanded Shiva return Ganesha's head, but the head was nowhere to be found anymore.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Shiva encountered Brahma, under whose suggestion, Ganesha's head was replaced by an elephant that was attached to Ganesha's body, and he was resurrected.


Question: Has Shiva known as a god been a real person?

Parvati

Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Mookerjee, Ajit| title= Kali: The Feminine Force| publisher = Thames & Hudson Ltd| year = 1988}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Rawson, Philip| title = The Art of Tantra (World of Art) | publisher = Thames & Hudson Ltd| year = 1978}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Lal, Vinay, Loon, Borin Van| title = Hinduism for Newly Beginning and Progression| publisher = Elm | year = 2005}}.


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Parvati

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Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

Bror Erik (Erkki) Edvard Hannula (used the alias Hannel in Germany), (7 November 1890 Ruovesi — 6 July 1961) was a Finnish ice-colonel.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

His parents were Judgingly Edvard Hannula and Ellen Palmgren.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He was ordained by marriage in 1925 to Hanna Hansen.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[1] [2] Studies Hannula matriculated from the Finnish classical lyceum in Vyborg in 1909 and joined the Vyborg Osakunta.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He continued his studies at the Historical-linguistic department of the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Helsinki, obtaining a Bachelor of Philosophy degree in 1914 and a Master of Philosophy degree in 1924.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He continued his legal studies in 1922—1926.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[1] [2] Jääkäriaika Hannula joined as one of the first volunteers whose goal was the PFadfinder course providing military training in Germany, which took place at the Lockstedter Lager training area in northern Germany.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

At the camp, he enrolled on 5 March 1915.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He was placed in the 2nd Company of the Corps.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

Later he was placed in the 2nd Company of the Royal, Prussian Jääger Battalion 27, from where he was transferred on 21 December 1915 to the 4th Company of the battalion.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He took part in fighting in World War I on Germany's Eastern Front on the Misse River, the Gulf of Riga and the AA River.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He participated in the editorial work of the Finnish Military Manual in Libau in 1917.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[1] [2] Finnish Civil War Hannula arrived in Finland (Vaasa) with the main contingent of ice keepers promoted to Vänrik on 25 February 1918.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He was commanded into the Finnish Civil War as a platoon leader in 3.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

The 2nd Company of the 10th Jaeger Battalion of the Jääger Regiment.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He took part in battles in Tampere and Vyborg.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[1] [2] The warlike era following the Civil War Hannula served after the Civil War for a further 3.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

In the Jääkär Regiment, the name of which was changed first to Jääkäririregiment No 3 and later to Savo Jääkär Regiment No 3.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He served in the 9th Company of the regiment as a master.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He resigned from regular service on 5 January 1919 to join an auxiliary expedition to the Estonian War of Independence, and served as commander of the 1st Battalion in the Pojai Regiment of Pohde-Grosshof, Valk, Koikkylä, Marienburg and Petser Front.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[1] [2] Hannula was wounded at Marienburg on 21 February 1919 and at Telva on 18 March 1919.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

After returning from the Estonian War of Independence, he did not long bother to sit idly by when, on 18 April 1919, he joined the Karelian (Aunus) Expedition and set about forming a battalion, but was prevented in this and gave up the expedition.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

However, he found time as the leader of the 5th Battalion, still under arrangement, to take part in the environs of the city of Aunus 4.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

— to the battles of 10 May 1919.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[1] [2] Again, Hannula entered army service and was entered into the rolls on 5 August 1919 and was placed in the Uusimaa Regiment, where served as Chief of the 10th Company.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He served as director of the superintendent and underpavement courses in Uusimaa North and Mikkeli Patronage District in 1921.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He resigned from army service again 24 November 1920 and, under the alias Paju, joined the Karelian Free Corps 4 December 1921 and was tasked with organizing operations from Suojärvi.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He crossed the border from the Viena herjans he had accumulated in the village of Kaitjärvi in Suojärvi and a few Finns he formed ca.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

As leader of the 60-man Free Force on 16 December 1921 at the village of Kostamus, as well as serving as company chief in the Repola battalion, after the Free Force was attached to it.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He took part in the expedition to battles including the defensive battle of Porajärvi on 28 December 1921.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

On 4 January 1922, after its retreat from Porajärvi to Liusvaara in Ilomantsi, he resigned from the Repola Battalion.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[1] [2] For service in the Finnish Army, Hannula was appointed as a clerk in the Intendant Division of the Ministry of Defence on 1 June 1925, from which he was assigned on 11 February 1927 as an office officer in the Organizing Office of the General Staff, from where he was further transferred to North Savo Regiment 10. July 1930 and was assigned as a General Staff Officer.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He was commanded to the Operational Office of the General Staff on 3 February 1931 and transferred there on 1 June 1931 and commanded to the War Affairs Division of the Ministry of Defence on 1 March 1932.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He again resigned from army service, now due to his illness on 10 January 1933, but was already assigned on 1 September 1934 to hold the post of junior office secretary of the medical department of the Ministry of Defence and from 1 April 1936 he was given a commission post in the Ministry of Defence to the War Affairs Division, from which he was transferred on 2 January 1938 for a similar post to the Command Branch.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[1] [2] In the Winter and Continuation War Hannula participated in the Winter War as an office officer in Office 2 of the Isthmian Army Staff, from which he was transferred to 1.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

Army Corps Staff as Chief of Office 2.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

During the intermediate peace, he served as commander of 2nd Battalion of Infantry Regiment 4, from where he was transferred to the Headquarters Disclosure Division as an office officer and on to the Defence Force General Staff Statistical Office as Chief of the Extraordinary Office Secretary Course and on to Intelligence Officer.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[2] At the outbreak of Continuation War, he was re-commanded to the Headquarters Information Division as an office officer, from which he was reassigned to 1.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He was assigned to the Army Corps Staff as Chief of Office 2, from which he was reassigned as Chief of Office 4 of Group Oinose.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

In 1942 he was transferred as chief to the command department of the Military Administrative Staff of East Karelia, from where he was transferred the following year to become Regional Chief and Reconciliation Magistrate of Sääisniemi and Assistant to the Commander of Infantry Regiment 12.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

As an educational affairs officer, he was reassigned to 6.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

Divisional HQ in 1944, from which he was further transferred that year to the Home Forces Staff as Bureau Chief.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He participated in the Continuation War battles in Ladoga Karelia, Aunus, Isthmus of Maaselä, Ihantala and Karelian Isthmus.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[2] He resigned from permanent service after the end of the Continuation War and took over as tax inspector of the Tax Preparation Office of the City of Helsinki, in which position he served until 1954.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

He is buried in Porvoo.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[2] Teaching Activities Hannula served as a teaching officer in Vyborg (Markoville) officer college courses from 1918 to 1919 and Hamina reserve officer courses in 1920, and as an hour teacher of military law doctrine at the Cadet School from 1927 to 1928 and 1931 and military administrative courses in 1927.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

As an hourly teacher of national economy in the active-duty officer courses implemented at the Patronatuskuntai Supervisory School, he served in 1933—1935 and the Commander Courses in 1934, as well as the Military Administrative Course of the Patron Municipality in 1935.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

During the intermediate peace, he taught military law law at the Cadet School from 1940—1941.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[1] [2] Actions of trust Hannula served as a member of the Statute Committee set up by the War Department in 1920 and secretary of the Uniformed Committee from 1926 to 1927, as well as participating in the drafting of the Interior Service Statute in 1927, as well as serving as an assistant on the so-called Personal Affairs Advisory Board, which was set drafting a draft regulation for the senior command of the Defence Establishment in 1927.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

Secretary of the Commission to Investigate Air Force Conditions, he served from 1931 to 1932 and as a member of the Committee to Renew Military Legislation from 1934 to 1937, and a member of the Honorary Council of the General Staff in 1928.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

As a member of the board of directors of the Helsinki Officers' Association, he served from 1927 to 1928 and as a deputy member of the board of Oy Militatalo in 1928.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[1] [2] Publications of Infantry Company in the Offensive, 1921.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

Infantry on skis, 1922.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

Proposal for an Infantry Ski Training Statute, 1923.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

Scope of the Military Criminal Code, 1926.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

Military Disciplinary process, 1927.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

Written in newspapers and magazines primarily in the military field and completed Finnish translations, including published a selection of ideas from Karl von Clausewitz's book Vom Kriege, 1924.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

[1] [2] Sources Publications of the Military Historical Office of the Ministry of Defence IV, Biography of Finnish Jakeers, WSOY Porvoo 1938.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

Department of Military Science Publications XIV, Biography of Finnish Jakeers 1975, Vaasa 1975 ISBN 951-99046-8-9.


Question: When was Erkki Hannula born?

Erkki Hannula

References Category:Colonels of Jeges Class:Those born in 1890 Class:Those who died in 1961


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (27 March 1845, Lennep, Prussia (present-day Germany) — 10 February 1923 Munich, Germany) was a German physicist, particularly known for his experimental discovery of X-rays.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

The machine he developed, which emits X-rays, is called an X-ray machine.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

Wilhelm Röntgen was awarded the world's first Nobel Prize in Physics for his discovery in 1901, but himself was very modest about the radiation he discovered.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

The discovery of Röntgen caused a small revolution in the field of physics and several scientists began studying it.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

It received an exceptionally enthusiastic reception among scientists and laymen alike.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

[1] The element number 111 was named after Röntgen in November 2004 as X-ray genium with the abbreviation Rg (formerly Unununium).


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

Life Youth Wilhelm Röntgen was born in the German town of Lennep (now Remscheid-Lennep).


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

Röntgen's father was Friedrich Conrad Röntgen, a tailor born in Dahbringhausen in 1801.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

Mother Charlotte Constanze Frowein was a member of a family originally from Lennep and later relocated to Amsterdam.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

Frowein and Röntgen were married on May 1, 1842.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

Three years later, they had Wilhelm Röntgen, who remained their only child.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

Friedrich Röntgen's profession did not make money very well, so when Wilhelm was three years old, the family moved to the Netherlands in the hope of better sales.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

They settled in Apeldoorn, where Röntgen's mother's family had also taken up residence.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

[2] Röntgen attended primary school in Apeldoorn at the Martinus Herman van Doorn Institute until the age of 16.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

In addition to German, Röntgen could speak Dutch, so the language was not an obstacle to study.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

Röntgen showed no special tendencies in any school subject, but he was quite talented in the construction of mechanical devices.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

This trait persisted into adulthood.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

Röntgen was very close to nature and loved walking in the forests.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

[3] Years of study In 1862, Röntgen transferred to study at the Technical School in Utrecht, where boys aged 14—18 were trained for industrial work.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

However, Röntgen was dismissed after his schoolmates made a caricature of a teacher.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

The teacher asked Röntgen who had done the caricature, but Röntgen refused to answer and was fired.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

[3] Röntgen was able to follow in January 1865 as an informal pupil teaching at the University of Utrecht.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

He heard that he would be able to study in Zurich if he passed the entrance exam.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

In November of the same year he began engineering studies at the Polytechnical University of Zurich, for which the absence of a master certificate was not an obstacle.


Question: Who invented the X-ray?

Wilhelm Röntgen

Röntgen attended lectures by Rudolf Clausius, among others, and worked in August Kundti's laboratory.


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Clausius and Kundt contributed considerably to the development of Röntgen.


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Röntgen demonstrated his talent at the Zurich University of Technology.


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He received the best grade of all eight of his subjects, two nearly the best, and one a good grade.


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Röntgen graduated as an engineer in 1868.


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After graduation, he decided to stay for another year to finish his thesis, Studien Ober Gase, on the properties of gases.


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Eventually, the thesis entitled him to earn a PhD, which he did at the University of Zurich.


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[2] [3] Röntgen lived near the university.


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On the lower floor of his apartment was a krouvi, Zum grünen Glas, where mostly professors and students attended to spend the evening.


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Krouv was owned by Johann Gottfried Ludwig, who had emigrated to Switzerland from under the Revolution of 1830.


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He served food in the crouv, but was able to translate his customers' writings into Latin thanks to his language skills.


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Krouvi was integral to Röntgen's life because he met Anna Bertha Ludwig there for the first time, whom he married in Apeldoorn on 19 January 1872.


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After getting married, Röntgen travelled with his wife to Strasbourg.


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Anna Ludwig was related to the poet Otto Ludwig.


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[2] No children were born into the marriage, but they adopted in 1887 six-year-old Josephine Bertha Ludwig, who was the daughter of Mrs. Röntgen's only brother.


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[3] Adulthood After arguing for a PhD, Röntgen became an assistant to Kundt and started work at the University of Würzburg in the same year.


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Three years later, Röntgen started working as a lecturer at the University of Strasbourg.


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A year after this he was appointed professor at the Hohenheim Agricultural Academy in Württemberg.


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In 1876 he returned to Strasbourg to become professor of physics and in 1879 he obtained the post of professor of the physics department at the University of Gießen.


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Röntgen's parents died while he worked in Gießen, in whose cemetery they were buried.


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[3] In the 1880s, Röntgen was offered professorships from the universities of Jena (1886) and Utrecht (1888), but declined these.


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In 1888, however, he agreed to receive the post of Professor of Physics at the University of Würzburg, from which he received the university's most outstanding professorship in physics.


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He was elected rector of the university on January 2, 1894.


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In the same year, he began his research on cathode rays.


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Cathode rays were, after their discovery, one of the most studied objects in the physics of that time.


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At the end of 1895, he discovered X-rays, which he became famous for.


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After the discovery of X-rays, they were one of the most interesting objects of study.


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Finally, in 1900, Röntgen received a post from the University of Munich at the special request of the Bavarian government.


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There he also concluded his academic career.


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[3] In 1901, Röntgen was given the first-ever Nobel Prize in Physics thanks to the X-ray he discovered.


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[4] Death Röntgen died of bowel cancer at the age of 77, four years after his wife's death, in 1923.


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[3] The cancer is not believed to have necessarily been caused by the ionising radiation he received in his work.


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He was exposed to radiation for quite a short period of time during his career, and in addition, Röntgen was one of the few scientists to use a lead shield during his research.


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[5] [6] At his death, Röntgen was nearly bankrupt, as he had donated the Nobel prize money to the university and the inflation that followed World War I had eaten into his fortune.


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[7] Röntgen hoped in his will that all his private and scientific correspondence be destroyed, and so his own archives were destroyed.


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Letters written by him from their recipients have been collected at the Deutsches Röntgen-Museum.


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[8] X-ray radiation Initial situation There was a very uninformed situation in physics, the main culprit of which was cathode rays.


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Different studies had found opposite results and the field was very mixed.


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One of the people who studied cathode rays was Philipp Lenard, who served as Heinrich Hertz's assistant.


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Hertz had come to the conclusion in his research on the properties of cathode rays that the rays were electrically neutral.


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Hertz's conclusions were in direct contradiction to the observations of British physicist William Crookes.


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According to Crookes, cathode rays were a current of electrical molecules, which he also called “the fourth state of matter”.


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However, studies by Philipp Lenard in 1894 reinforced Hertz's theory.


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Namely, he showed by experiment that radiation passed through a window made of aluminum foil.


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The phenomenon could not be explained by particles.


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[9] The discovery of radiation, inspired by Lenard's studies, Röntgen became interested in the subject and began studying ray transmittance in the fall of 1895.


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Like other physicists, Röntgen used barium platinum cyanide as a shade.


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The shader itself was not supposed to have an effect on the experiment itself, as it was a small distance from the tube, which was in a dark room, and was covered with black cardboard.


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In his experiments on 8 November 1895, Röntgen discovered that the shade agent was fluorescing.


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Röntgen realised that the phenomenon could not have had to do with cathode rays and after confirming that the phenomenon was real, he began a systematic study.


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As the studies progressed, he gradually began to believe that this was a species of radiation different from light and cathode rays.


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[10] Further experiments revealed that X-radiation found by Röntgen penetrated through paper, wood, hand, and a thin metal film.


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Radiation also left traces on photographic film.


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[11] Medical scientists immediately understood the medical significance of Röntgen's invention, and the road from research to practical applications was swift.


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[12] Two months later, on 5 January 1896, an Austrian newspaper reported on a new type of radiation discovered by Röntgen.


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Röntgen was awarded an honorary doctorate in medicine from the University of Würzburg for his discovery of X-ray radiation.


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He later received countless honorary doctorates and awards.


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As early as 1896 more than a thousand publications on X-rays were written, but Röntgen himself wrote only two articles on the subject.


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He gave one lecture in Würzburg and refused others requests for presentations, and did not give a presentation even at the Nobel Prize awarding ceremony.


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[11] Like Pierre Curie, Röntgen refused to apply for a patent for his invention, citing ethical reasons.


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Röntgen didn't even want rays to be named after him; in Anglo-Saxon countries, rays are still called X-rays today (X-rays).


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[11] Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Kragh, Helge| title= Quantum Generation| publisher = Terra Cognita| year = 2002| isbn = 952-5202-53-4}} Check date values in: |accessdate= (help) CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link) Check date values in: |daaccesste= (help) CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link) Check date values in: |daaccesste= (help) CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link) Check date values in: |daaccesste= (help) = (help ) CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link) References On Topic Elsewhere, an Article on and Interview with Röntgen, in McClure's magazine, Vol.


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Part of a series OnIslam Beliefs Oneness of God Prophets Revealed books Angels Predestination Day of Resurrection Practices Profession of faith Prayer Fasting Alms-Giving Pilgrimage Texts and sciences Quran Tafsir Sunnah (Hadith, Sirah) Qisas Al- Anbiya Sharia (law) Fiqh (jurisprudence) Theology History Timeline Muhammad Ahl al-Bayt Sahabah Rashidun Imamate Caliphate Spread of Islam Succession to Muhammad Culture and society Academics Animals Art Calendar Children Demographics Denominations Economics Education Exorcism Feminism Festivals Finance LGBT Madrasa Moral teachings Mosque Mysticism Philosophy Poetry Politics Proselytizing Science Slavery Social welfare Women Related topics Abrogation in Islam Criticism of Islam Muhammad Quran Islam and other religions Islamism Islam and violence Islamophobia Glossary IslamportalVtislam ('submission'; old [1] designation Mohametism [2]) is a monotheistic Abrahamic religion.


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According to Islamic tradition, Islam originated in the Arabian Peninsula on the basis of apparitions of the Prophet Muhammad in 610.


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Literally Islam means submission (to God).


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[3] In Islam, religious law (sharia) plays a central role.


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The number of Muslim people has been estimated at 1.7 billion people in 2014.


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[4] The Islamic world stretches from the west coast of Africa to Indonesia and from Central Asia to the south of the Sahara.


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Of Muslims, only one in five speak Arabic as their mother tongue.


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Still, the Arabic-speaking world has maintained a spiritual lead in interpreting Islam — with the exception of Shiite Iran.


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[5] In terms of numbers, the largest number of Muslims is in Indonesia.


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Islam is the second largest and fastest growing religion in the world.


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[6] The following information is in accordance with the largest trend in Islam, Sunnism, unless otherwise noted.


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Generally Muslims believe that God revealed His words to humanity through Mohammed and earlier prophets of Islam.


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Mohammed is understood as the “seal of the prophets” whose divine revelation was given to mankind in its final form in the Quran.


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Islam sees Judaism and Christianity as “book religions” derived from the teachings of the prophets.


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However, Christians and Jews are considered to have distorted the original message of the prophets (Islam), thus corrupting the properly understood monotheistic message.


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Islam is based on the same principles as Judaism as well as Christianity, but there are also significant differences between the three Abrahamic world religions.


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For example, Islam differs significantly from Christianity, inter alia, in that it is a law-centric religion where religious law has traditionally always meant social or state law as well, [7] and the spread of Islam in the classical form of religion has meant specifically spreading an Islamic form of society or state, and no attempt was made to convert the inhabitants of territories conquered under Islam insofar as they represented the religions of the book.


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[8] Similarly, early Christianity arose outside of political power and even when persecuted it actively sought the conversion of all infidels, and for example Paul urges Christians to submit to Roman (secular) law, and Christianity does not include the idea of religious of law as a state law in the manner of the law of Moses or Sharia (see.


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Letter to the Galatians).


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From Judaism, Islam differs, among other things, in that, like Christianity, it is strongly pro-conversion (though not similarly to Christianity) and a doctrine aimed at expanding religion.


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According to the traditional or classical view, attempts have been made to expand Islam by starting with conversion, i.e. by presenting an invitation (da'wa) to the population of a non-Islamic region to convert to Islam, but if the invitation has been refused, the head of the Islamic State has been deemed to have an obligation to declare holy war (jihad) against the region.


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[9] [10] Due to the political nature of traditional Islam, there are quite a few secular Muslim populated states where religion and state are separated.


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[11] For example, Turkey, Senegal, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Azerbaijan and Syria are, however, secular.


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Islam is both a communal and a system of views affecting individual life.


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In modern times, in old Islamic countries, for example Iran and Saudi Arabia, the influence of religion appears strong in all walks of life.


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In more secularised countries, such as the former Soviet republics of Central Asia, the status of Islam is similar to that of Christianity in southern Europe.


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Islam is divided into two main trends, Sunnism and Shiite, within which in turn there are different schools and sects.


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In addition, there are Ahmadiyyans, Ibadites and Druze.


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Sufilism is a tendency in Islam emphasising mysticism, followers of which can be found among Shiites and Sunnis alike.


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Modern political Radical Islamic, or Islamist movements and armed groups, mainly lean on fundamentalist Islamic tendencies such as Wahhabism, or Salafi orientation or the teachings of the Indian deobandi school.


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An important principle in these trends is the concept of jihad (“striving for something”).


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Jihad is both a mental vilification against the inner evil of man and the defence of Islam through physical violence (see:


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e.g. Quran, Surah 9:5), and has also traditionally been interpreted as a holy war to spread Islam.


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However, in modern more moderate interpretations, armed jihad is interpreted as justified only for the purpose of advocacy.


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[12] Jerusalem is holy to Muslims, for Abraham was about to sacrifice his son Ishmael.


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The Rock Mosque is in Jerusalem, which is very important to Muslims Muslims say Mohammed rose from the holy cliff to heaven.


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Main article: jihad Islam includes six basic beliefs: Faith in God Faith in angels Faith in books sent by God Faith in prophets and messengers Belief in the day of judgment and resurrection Faith in destiny Sources of religion Mohammed Mohammed was born around the year 570 in Mecca, the territory of present-day Saudi Arabia.


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Mecca was a bustling but small-scale centre of trade, where the temple of the Kaaba was located.


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[13] After coming of age, Muhammad became a merchant according to tradition.


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[14] He married a rich widow as a young man.


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[15] According to tradition, around 610, Mohammed, who was in a cave in the mountains of Mecca, saw an angel and received the first divine revelation.


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Mohammed took up public activity around the year 613.


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[16] Initially, revelations focused on highlighting the mightiness of God, but soon revelations banned other gods and began to emphasize the social message.


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The rich merchants of Mecca did not want the poor equal before God and furthermore feared the pilgrimage would suffer.


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[16] Muhammad's situation became difficult and he moved to Medina in the north.


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The migration (, in Finnish often hidžra) took place in 622.


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[17] This event also begins the Islamic period.


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In Medina, the Prophet of the Poor became a statesman and warlord.


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At the same time, legal and ritual provisions began to appear in the large, or figures of the Qur'an.


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[18] Mohammed initiated war and raiding expeditions mainly against Mecca and caravans heading north from there.


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After three wars against the Meccans, Mohammed concluded a truce in 629.


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Under the terms of the armistice, Muslims carried out a pilgrimage to Mecca.


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The following year, 630, they took the city without encountering much resistance.


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[11] By order of Muhammad, no non-Muslim was allowed to set foot in Mecca; today this also applies to Medina.


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[19] The Prophet Mohammed ordered the destruction of the statues of the gods worshipped by the Meccans, but left the Kaaba alone.


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Mohammed remained in Medina and strengthened his new kingdom and fought battles against the squashing tribes.


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The following year, he embarked on another pilgrimage to Mecca.


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In the early stages of the trip, Mohammed suffered a severe headache attack and returned back to Medina.


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According to tradition, Mohammed died on that trip on 8 June 632, or 10 of hidžra.


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[20] Quran The prevailing view of the origin of the Qur'an is that while Muhammad lived, his revelations were irregularly recorded or preserved in people's memory as individual fragments.


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The compilation of apparitions did not resurface until after his death.


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Until then, the issue mattered little, as the community could ask Mohammed directly about it.


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[21] Islamic tradition gives contradictory information about the compilation of the Qur'an.


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A later lineage states that the Archangel Gabriel went through the apparitions with Mohammed once a year and twice on the deathbed.


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Earlier sources are almost unanimous that Mohammed did not compile the Quran.


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[21] The Quran was compiled into a book in the mid-6th century initially as a consonant text.


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Arabic vowel marks and other precisions became established in the following century.


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The current version in use is the 1923 Cairo Royal Edition.


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The Qur'an is divided into 114 suras, or chapters.


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The greats are divided accordingly into verses.


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The Suras of the Qur'an are arranged according to the length of time, and their age order runs mainly backward, with the shorter suras at the end of the Qur'an being the oldest and the longer greats at the anterior being the youngest.


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The short first suura, the Great of Opening, is followed by the longest Surah of the Qur'an, the Cow Surah, with a total of 286 verses.


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Last, Surah of Men comprises only 6 verses.


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The longer suras of the Qur'an do not form continuous narratives but consist of very different fragments.


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The greats of the Qur'an often deal with each other the same issues.


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A recurring theme in the book is that rightly believers get to paradise () when they die, and infidels go to hell ().


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The Qur'an also gives detailed descriptions in places of suffering awaiting in Hell.


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In addition to recurring themes, in addition to recurring themes, one finds historical material that is partly congruent with Biblical narratives.


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In addition, in the great Medina era, legal declaration begins to occur in relation to issues such as conjugal or inheritance of property.


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In the writings of the Medina era you can find verses dealing with war and urging the armed defence and dissemination of religion (e.g. Verse of the Sword, Qur'an 9:5) The beginning of everything follows a pattern familiar from the Bible in which the world was created in six days.


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God created Adam and his wife Eve out of clay and one soul.


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The universe is built from hell and the seven heavens.


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[22] Beings according to the Qur'an can be divided into five groups: God, angels, spirits (jinns), people and other forms of creation.


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God is clearly monotheistic and has 99 names.


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Angels are messengers of God.


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Satan accordingly seduces people to evil.


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[22] After the Sunna Qur'an, the next most important source of authority is the sunna.


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However, for its practical meaning for Sharia interpretation, Sunna is often formed to be more significant than the Quran, as most legal issues are not addressed in the Quran.


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Sunna refers to the way of life of the Prophet Mohammed and its paragon for Muslims.


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In this later doctrine, Muhammad is considered to have acted protected from sin and to have done the right thing in his life.


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[23] In Shiite doctrine, this also encompasses Shiite imams.


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For a long time, recalling Mohammed's way of life rested solely on oral information.


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It was not until the 7th century that they began to be written for various collections.


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In these lineage, or hadiths, the exact wording is not as central as in the Quran because the texts were based on Muhammad's behavior — not divine revelations.


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[23] The hadith consists of two parts.


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The beginning lists the persons who conveyed the narrative, the so-called chain of witnesses (isnad), at the beginning of which either Mohammed or his companions are found.


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The actual narrative (matn) then follows.


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There are several hadith collections, some of which are more prestigious and reliable than others.


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The best-known and most notable hadith collection is probably the so-called Sahih al-Bukhari, one of the six main collections of Sunnis (Kutub al-Sittah), which is also generally considered reliable and authentic by Shiites.


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Because of contradictions in Islam, an aspiring hadith study developed early on in their authenticity.


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Historical-critical research has viewed hadiths with suspicion, seeing more 7th- and 8th century doctrinal disputes than genuine material inherited from the early 6th century.


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[23] Beliefs and Duties To a Muslim obligations are more emphasized than pieces of faith.


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Islamic also lacks doctrinal disputes with a crucial central institution (such as the Pope or ecclesiastical assemblies within the circle of Christianity).


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It follows that Islam incorporates a significant degree of doctrinal looseness.


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However, the fundamental doctrines are not taken loosely or indifferent.


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[24] The Pillars of Religion Sunni Muslim must adhere to five basic pillars in his life.


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Šahada, or creed, refers to the phrase containing the most central pieces of faith in Islam by which a Muslim professes his faith.


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The creed consists of two parts in Sunnism, the first defining Islam as a monothetic religion and the second part binding Muhammad as the mediator of God's word:, “There is no god but God and Mohammed is his emissary”.


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Shiites add to the creed the phrase, “... and Ali is a friend of God”.


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[25] Salat, or prayer, consists of a series of movements during which the first Surah of the Qur'an is also recited.


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A Muslim should pray five times a day at well-defined times.


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Praying is possible either privately or in a mosque.


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Basically a Muslim must hold all these prayer moments unless he has a compelling reason not to pray.


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The moment can also be postponed to a later date if there is an obstacle.


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[26] Saum, or fasting, takes place as a rule during the holy month of Ramadan, but Muslims may fast for different reasons and at different times.


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During Lent, Muslims should avoid eating, drinking, smoking, and sexual intercourse between dawn and sunset.


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Lent also involves internal purification from evil thoughts.


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[27] In principle, zakat, or alms tax, is paid once a year according to detailed rules — different amounts of alma tax are paid on different types of property.


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A Muslim must start paying alms tax once he gets married.


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Alms can also be given for the common good of Islam, such as building a mosque.


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Hadž, or pilgrimage, should be performed to Mecca at least once during his life during the second week of the 12th month of the Islamic period.


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A voluntary visit to the Prophet Muhammad's tomb in Medina may be added to the pilgrimage.


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During the pilgrimage, the prescribed customs are observed, whichthere is a uniform dress.


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The event highlights Muslim cohesion and parity before God.


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[28] Law The law of Islam, or Sharia, is believed to be ordained by God and as such invariable, but since religious law is interpreted by people, there follows a certain degree of looseness in terms of interpretation (fiqh).


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Within classical Islam, a certain amount of doctrinal disagreement has been considered a necessary part of the orthodox tradition, and the four classical legal schools (fiqh) of Sunni Islam are all part of Islamic Orthodoxy.


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Sharian sources serve as Qur'an, hadith, consensus of scholars (ijma) and analogy (qiyas).


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Analogy refers to the use of examples of Sunna to solve concrete legal issues in situations.


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Consensus, on the other hand, implies the idea that when Muslims agree on a matter, this proves the notion right.


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Views as to how consensus should be understood in practice, however, vary; for example, within the Hanbalistic school (represented by Salafists), it has often been held that the consensus refers only to first-generation Muslims or the “era of right-led caliphs”.


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The consensus can also be understood as referring to the common consensus of law scholars representing schools understood to be Orthodox.


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[29] In general, it follows from the consensus doctrine that on issues where consensus has been considered to have prevailed, it is very difficult to change the interpretation of Sharia.


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In addition to civil and criminal law, the Sharia sphere includes issues of ritual purity and general morality.


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Many of the statutes are private matters, unrelated to, and not inconsistent with, secular law.


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The greatest tensions between Islamic law and secular law arise in inheritance and family law.


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[30] Child marriages applicable in several Islamic countries are based on Islamic law.


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[31] Jihad Jihad literally means' struggle 'or' shifting ', and the term is used for the armed struggle of a Muslim as well as for internal vigilance.


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[32] There are different interpretations of the main meaning of the concept.


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[33] In the early verses of the Qur'an, the concept of jihad is referred to in the sense of personal piety and the persistence with which Islam was preached.


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[34] After Muhammad fled to Medina and became a military commander fighting Christians and Jews, the use of the term jihad in the Qur'an increased and it gained primarily military significance.


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[35] [36] Of the biography of Muhammad, about three-quarters are devoted to jihad.


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Of those hadiths considered the most reliable of the Hadiths, Sahih al-Bukhari, who refer to jihad, almost all deal with armed jihad.


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[37] As a spiritual struggle, jihad is the duty of every Muslim so that evil should not gain the upper hand.


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[32] In this battle are the Muslim duties of creed, prayer, fasting, alms and pilgrimage as weapons.


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Also part of this struggle is the peaceful dissemination of Islam as missionary work.


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[38] Armed jihad is permitted for certain well-defined reasons, such as self-defense, protection of Muslims, and strengthening Islam.


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[39] Legitimate jihad also has precise rules, such as fair treatment of enemies and the fact that jihad should only be declared by a religious leader.


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[40] Jihadists are Islamists waging armed jihad as a war of aggression.


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The final phase of the jihadist campaign is the establishment of an Islamic state.


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Jihadists say jihad is their religious duty and also in accordance with religious scriptures.


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[41] Today, jihadist organisations operating include Isis in Iraq and Syria, Al-Qaeda in Arabia and North Africa, Boko Haram in Nigeria and the Taliban in Afghanistan and Pakistan.


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[42] Trends Islam falls into two main groups: Sunnism and Shiite.