CHRISTIANITY, JUDAISM AND ISLAMISM
3 SECTS 1 GOD
PERSONAL BELIEFS
THE 3 FAITHS ONE GOD
There exists a concept of a singular deity and the acknowledgment of three major faiths: Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Delving deeper into these religions, one finds a shared lineage of prophets and a common divine entity. Jews, Christians, and Muslims embody the principles espoused by the Abrahamic faiths, with discrepancies arising primarily from the interpretations and traditions of adherents. The friction between these faiths often arises from a lack of comprehension or respect for each other’s customs and rituals. Therefore, it becomes imperative to convene conflict-resolution workshops aimed at fostering mutual understanding and dispelling misconceptions and stereotypes regarding religious beliefs. Embracing the values of tolerance and compassion is paramount for societal harmony and coexistence.
The women of
Christ
Women worshipping the God “Allah” through Christ a prophet respected and loved in Islamic theology!
Judaism
- There just one God or “Allah”
- Torah (“Quran”) Study
- Midrash – Obligations
- Rabbis “Mollahs” are learned Jews
Arabic Islam and Saudi Arabia
Arabs: Muslim Jews & The Franchise of Islam
The origins of Islam trace back to its proclamation in Saudi Arabia, where modern-day Arabs, historically linked to Jewish heritage, are endeavoring to modernize and moderate the faith. Recognizing the need for adaptation, efforts have begun to revise the Quran, also known as the “Torah” in Hebrew. The rigid and ultra-conservative approach adopted previously has proven counterproductive, as it deviates from the norm and strays from the moderate path historically associated with Arab culture. Today, Islam operates more akin to a business model, with groups and entities leveraging its teachings as a product. Mecca, under Saudi control, generates trillions of dollars, highlighting the profound economic implications intertwined with the faith. It is imperative to eradicate extremist elements that have exploited and hindered the global advancement of Islam, safeguarding its integrity and ensuring its relevance in contemporary society.
Billion-dollar franchise: Saudi Arabia reaps substantial financial gains from the annual Hajj pilgrimage, averaging between $20-35 billion per year. Additionally, the Umrah pilgrimage, which draws approximately 25 million visitors annually, generates another $8-10 billion for the country. The Umrah pilgrimage, though not obligatory, remains popular, especially during Ramadan, contributing significantly to Saudi Arabia’s economy. These figures underscore the lucrative nature of religious tourism, positioning it as a significant revenue stream for the kingdom. In essence, the pilgrimage industry represents a sizable and thriving sector of Saudi Arabia’s economy, highlighting the substantial economic impact of religious tourism.
COUNTRY OF BALUCHISTAN
SPONTANEOUS RELIGIOUS/NONE RELIGIOUS VALUES
Country of Baluchistan is a religion-neutral state as old as time and it has created an environment where religious + none-religious diversity is paramount and non-religious have grown and flourished for over 20,000 years. Even-though Baluchistan is a religion–neutral state, there have been extremist attempts by religious groups to impose their own beliefs on others through alien state policy, which have always failed. Baluch Religious and religious groups are all currently seeking the independence of Baluchistan from alien occupation.