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Describe the Practices of Buddhism, Islam, and Judaism (Buddhism…

- - - - They believe that lord can be anything, and he has no figure.
        
        Therefore there aren't any figures or idols of him.
      - lord is Allah
      - Allah gave books, but now they only use the last one
    - - Ablution
        
        To be done before prayer.
        
        Wash hands, feet, face, mouth, nose.
        
        Wash each feature 3 times.
        
        Use fresh water
      - Prayer
        
        men and women pray separately.
        
        5 times a day, ~10 min each.
        
        FAJR, LUHR, ASR, MAGHRIB, ISHAA
        
        JUMAH
        
        only on Fridays
        
        Muslims can pray anywhere, but they must face Mecca.
      - Fast on a specific month: Month of Ramadan
        
        from the time you wake up until the sun comes down
        
        month of Ramadan in 2018: May 15/16 - June 14 (dates might vary)
        
        the month of Ramadan moves front for ~10 days (dates might vary) each year (?)
      - Eating limitations
        
        no pork AT ALL
        
        no meat, unless the meat is halal.
        
        halal: prepared in an Islamic way
        
        no alcohol
        
        bad for health and soul
        
        only healthy foods
      - behavior limitations
        
        respect your elders and everyone
        
        no gambling
        
        nothing bad for you
      - teachings go how to believe and be a good person, based on the holy book
- - - - founder of Buddhism: Siddhatta Gotama
        
        The Buddha (Siddhatta Gotama) is a human being who is extremely intelligent
        
        he was a prince who did not want to become king
    - - some eat vegan, some don't.
      - for monks:
        
        in a temple:
        
        meditiate
        
        to gain mindfulness and focus
        
        calm and content
        
        at least once each day
        
        chant
        
        teach others (Buddhists or other people) the teaching of Buddha
        
        mainly the teachings on scriptures
        
        when they have time, Buddhists come to the temple to:
        
        pay their respects
        
        learn the teaching on Buddha
        the muns in the temple help them do this
      - for normal Buddhists:
        
        when they have time they go to the temple
        
        live by the rules of Buddha
      - respect self, others, environment and Buddha
  - - - they live according to the middle way.
    - - When of the First Council, the religious group (sangha) turned out to be more organized and certain ceremonies and guidelines were set up for the sangha. Hopefuls were to shave their heads and wear a yellow robe. To join the sangha, competitors must pay regard at the feet of appointed priests and pronounce three times the Three Refuges in the Buddha, the dharma, and the sangha. Around this time, devout structures (viharas) started to be developed to suit priests on their voyages.
- - - - Eating limitations
        
        only healthy food
        
        no seafood
        
        only specific kinds of fish
        
        that are not hunted
        
        no pork
        
        only certain kinds of meat
        
        that are not hunted
        
        no junk food
      - circumcision
        
        all men have to do this unless parents say otherwise
        
        done when a male baby is 8 days old
      - Prayer 3 times a day
        
        once in the morning, one in the afternoon and one at the evening
      - Shabbat
        
        a Saturday
        
        spent with family, all day
        
        no electricity
        
        Jews prepare everything on Friday
      - man/womanhood ceremony
        
        when girls are 12
        
        when boys are 13
- - - - In this essay I will be writing about the practices of Buddhism, Judaism and Islam.
    - - The first religion introduced is Buddhism, a religion with about 488 million followers known as Buddhists. The country with the most Buddhists is China. They respect the Buddha, the founder of Buddhism called Siddhatta Gotama.
    - - Judaism, which we primarily know their followers as Jews, is a religion originating in the Middle East over three thousand and five hundred years ago.
    - - The final religion introduced is Islam, it's followers known as Muslims. Originating in Arabia, they believe that there is one god, and the Islamic word for god is Allah.
    - - Each religion has its different practices that we should respect. Every religion is unique on it's own.