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Religions (Islam ( Kauthar) (Quran- the holy book of Islam., Monotheistic-…
Religions
Islam ( Kauthar)
Quran- the holy book of Islam. 
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5 pillars of Islam - obligations that every Muslim must fulfill to have a good and responsible life.
Mecca, Jerusalem, Medina
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The first class was Muslims at birth. The second class was people who converted to Muslim. The third class was protected people like Jews and Christianity. The fourth class was slave.
Islamic religion preferred to conquer rather than convert.The Arabic language spread through the Arabic empire.
Judaism ( Kauthar)
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The Temple Mount
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The Torah
Rabbis is an example of a leader in Judaism. The Rabbi is a teacher of the Torah.
At the top of the social hierarchy is the Rabbi,then follows the Chazzan, Gabbi, Kohein, Levi, Rebbe, and Tzaddik.
Judaism spread when the Babylonians spread the Jewish people around Israel during the Babylonian exile. After Buddha's death, missionaries carried out teachings of Judaism throughout Asia.
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Daoism - Bailey
Polythiestic
The Tao Te Ching is their holy book
Daoist believe that the universe and all within are premeated by a natural order that must be felt and experienced.
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Daoism was spread through Laozi's journey through the west and his followers believed that daoism as right and wanted others to partake in their philosophy.
Taishan Mountain is their holy place
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Hinduism
Hinduism is a polytheistic religion.
Some of Hinduism core beliefs include: Truth is eternal,
Brahman is truth and reality,
the Vedas are the ultimate authority,
everyone should strive to achieve dharma,
Individual souls are immortal, and
the goal of the individual soul is moksha.
Important Holy books include: the Vedas, the Ramayana, Mahabharata, and the Puranas.
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There are four dhamas ( holy places) of Hinduism. These sites are Puri, Dvaraka, Badrinatha, and Rameshvaram . Below is a picture of ALL of Hinduism's holy places:
Hinduism began in 1500 BC, developing from the religion the Aryan people brought to India. Hinduism is still being practiced in today's modern society across the globe.
Ramakrishna was Hinduism's religious leader from 1836-1886 AD and was also known as Gadadhar Chatterji or Gadadhar Chattopadhyaya.
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Buddhism
Buddhism was founded by Siddhaartha Guatama in the late 6th century. As of now Buddhism is still practiced today throughout the world.
Buddhist were agnostic. Despite worshiping Guatama, he was not a diety.
The picture shown to the right is the Lumbini. The Lumbini is located in Nepal and is the birthplace of Lord Buddha.
Their Holy Books are the Tripitaka, Mahayana Sutras, and the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
Though the Silk Road also helped spread Buddhism from India to China, The Chinese peoples' curiosity helped spread it as well. Because they were curious Chinese missionaries visited Buddhist sites in 5th century BCE.
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Their leaders were Siddhartha Guatama. Now they have Dalai Lamas. Buddhism's current Dalai Lama is Tenzin Gyutso.
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