Jack Ellis Travel to the guidance

Jack Ellis Interested in the holly Qur'an When Jack Ellis declared to Islam in December 2007, preaching decorate various U.S. media and a number of international mass media. No wonder if his decision to convert to Islam became a byword,  because he was s still serving as mayor of Macon, Georgia, USA.Ellis was originally converted to Christianity, moved into a Muslim after years of studying the Koran. He said two words "syahadat" in a small ceremony in Senegal, West Africa. After converting to Islam, Ellis take care of the legal status of Jack Ellis changes his name to Hakim Mansour Ellis. He still uses his family name at the request of...

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Islam as a religious studies

CHAPTER I  INTRODUCTION Islam as a religious courses. Not infrequently we see the actions and attitude of a person who still confuse between truth and progress. What he saw as progress, and immediately be judged properly. In fact, the truth is different from the ideal of progress. Truth is non-comulative (not increased), while progress is cumulative (increases). That is, the truth will remain that way the whole time, while the standard was developed to follow the progress of time. Religion, philosophy, and art including the category of non-cumulative.Something that is considered true since time immemorial, until now still be accepted as is also true. Of course the author meant the truth after truth through a process or mechanism. If there is a change, then what was previously thought...

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STATE AND CITIZENSHIP

STATE AND CITIZENSHIP a Paper CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION 1.1. Background Citizenship is part of the concept of citizenship (English: citizenship). In this sense, citizens of a city or county referred to as citizens of the city or county residents, because they are also a political unit. In regional autonomy, citizenship is important, because each political unit will provide the right (usually social) different for its citizens. Citizenship has similarities with the nationality (English: nationality). The difference is that the rights to be active in politics. It is possible to have a nationality without being a citizen (for example, is legally subject to a state and entitled to protection without having rights to participate in politics). It is also possible to have political rights without...

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