The Islamic position has always been to allow the People of the Book (Jews and Christians) to practise their own religions. In the past, this 'privilege' required payment of a poll tax, following the tradition of the ancient Roman tax on those who were not Roman citizens, but this tax is no longer imposed.
In Iran, Zoroastrians were generally accorded the rights of People of the Book. Under Muslim rule in India, Hindus and others were finally permitted to follow their ancient religions. There have been some other minor exceptions, generally for offshoots of Judaism or Christianity. However, there has never been general freedom to practise religions other than those stated above.
Another Islamic position, still generally enforced, is that apostasy - leaving the Islamic faith for another - is not permitted. If a Christian or Jew becomes a Muslim, that person can not return to his or her former religion.
In Egypt, there is a significant minority of Christians, mainly Coptic Christians. Prior to 1948, there was also a significant minority of Jews, but most have since emigrated to Israel. Egypt recently passed a relatively liberal law allowing those who had converted to Islam, to return to their previous faith if they wish.
Is the freedom to practice any religion you want and in the United States we have freedom of religion.
In the United States, the Bill of Rights gives us freedom of religion. In other words, we have the freedom to practice any religion we want, or to practice no religion at all.
Any religion that they want to practice. There is total religious freedom.
The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom to practice one's religion without interference from the government.
The 1st Amendment guaranteed the freedom of religion. In fact, in guarantees both the freedom to establish religion and the freedom to practice religion. Other rights guaranteed in the 1st Amendment include freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
Freedom of religion should be allowed in any nation, however, in some nations there is no real freedom of religion. The phrase on freedom of religion is contained in the 1st amendment to the US Constitution. It reads as follows:" Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof..."
The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of the press, freedom to peacefully assemble, and freedom to petition the goverment for redress of grievances. It prohibits making any law that respects the establishment of religion, but protects the right for people to practice their religion.
Freedom to practice your religion
For religious freedom
A:There is limited freedom of religion in Egypt. Muslims are not free to renounce their faith and adopt another religion. However, Christian churches can operate openly although subject to discrimination and occasional unofficial persecution.
In the U.S. we have freedom of religion. Everyone is free to practice any religion they choose, including congressmen.
Pharaoh Menes of Ancient Egypt practised Ancient Egyptian polytheistic religion.