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- - - - All Muslims know the words of the Shahadah and it is repeated multiple times during the day.
    - - They aim for it to be the last thing they hear or say before they die.
  - - - Must give 2.5% of earnings to charity.
  - - - Happens on the ninth month of the lunar calander, during Ramadan,
        
        Muslims must give up food, liquid and smoking during daylight hours
  - - - Important as it allows Muslims to communicate with Allah
    - - Shi'a Muslims will often used natural elements when praying, such as a piece of clay where their head rests
  - - - All Muslims expected to go once in their lifetime if they are able to
      - There are several things that Muslims must do during the Hajj.
        
        Wear ihram (Simple clothing worn by pilgrims, consisting of two lengths of white cloth for men and for women normal clothing with face and hands covered)
        
        Walk around the Ka’bah seven times
        
        Walk quickly between As-Safa and Al-Marwah on the outskirts of Makkah
        
        Visit Mina for midday prayers
        
        Stand at Arafat from noon to sunset
        
        Collect pebbles from Muzdalifah and stone the pillars in Mina
        
        Celebrate Id-ul Adha
- - - - The money is split between charities supporting Islamic education and anyone who is in need.
  - - - "Enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong"
        
        Maruf is anything that has been approved in Shariah Law.
- - - - Id-ul-Fitr means ‘the festival of breaking the fast’. The festival lasts for three days and it allows family and friends to get together.
        
        During this time, Muslims also give money to the poor. This is known as ‘Zakat-ul-Fitr’ and it reminds Muslims that not everyone is as wealthy as they are.
    - - it marks the end of a month of fasting (Ramadan)
      - it brings the ummah (Muslim community) together
      - it is a time for sharing and being grateful
      - it is a time to appreciate all the positive things in life
  - - - It is concerned with the idea of sacrifice for Allah.
        
        Muslims remember how Ibrahim believed in Allah so much that he was prepared to sacrifice his son, Ismail, to show his love and dedication to Allah.
        
        he festival celebrates Ibrahim’s willingness to put his trust in Allah and sacrifice his son. In Muslim countries, it is a public holiday and all shops and schools are shut.
    - - The animal's meat is then divided and distributed to family, friends and the poor.
    - - It also reminds Muslims that Allah is with them at all times, which means they should worship him always.
  - - - It takes place on the 18th day of the 12th month of the Islamic lunar calendar.
        
        The celebration remembers when the Prophet Muhammad announced in public that Ali would be his successor at Ghadir Khum.
- - - - Shi’a Muslims all over the world mark the festival with a voluntary day of fasting.
  - - - Plays re-enacting the death of Husayn are often performed to remind Muslims of the events that led to his death.