answer 1:
On the basis of a suspicion, we cannot attribute disbelief to people who confess openly that they are Muslims and who say the Kalima-i shahâdat.
If something done or said by a certain Muslim bears many symptoms of kufr [disbelief] and only one symptom of îmân [belief], or bears a symptom that is controversial (among savants) whether it causes disbelief or not, such a person cannot be named a disbeliever. For we are enjoined to have a good opinion about other Muslims. (Radd-ul-mukhtâr)
When it is understood clearly that that person has meant the symptom of disbelief, this one becomes a disbeliever. Our ta'wîl [interpretation] will be of no use then. (Bazzâziyya)
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answer 2:
So basically, No. Because us as human being do not tend to NOT make mistakes. If this act is done constantly, they will be considered as a disbeliever.
Its a form of worship.Muslims pray five times a day .Prayer is what distinguishes between a believer and a disbeliever.
If one has washed oneself after becoming junub, it is mustahab [an act for which there is thawâb (blessing) and if omitted there is no sin] for one to make a ghusl for becoming a Muslim. If a disbeliever who is junub has a shower to wash the dirt, that person also gets out of the state of janâbat. For niyyat [intention] in ghusl is not fard in the Hanafî Madhhab. One is considered to have made a ghusl when one has a shower. However, if that person has not taken a shower after becoming junub, then it is fard to perform a ghusl when becoming a Muslim. (Ethics of Islam)
No a Muslim can not break away from praying regularly! The prayers are of the 5 pillars of Islam and the prophet also said that leaving the prayers is an act of disbelief!
Prayer is one of the five pillars of Islam. If one doesn't pray, you have to ask another question. Is this person not praying out of disbelief or laziness? If one doesn't pray because they don't believe prayer is necessary, then they are not considered Muslim. If one doesn't pray because they are lazy, they are considered sinners. However, they are not out of the realm of Islam. Any sin can be forgiven by God with the exception of disbelief.
No, you do not. Islam is a religion. Religions are not bound to just one area.
They don't have a certain amount of school years. They are the same as everyone else
Certain political and economic benefits were reserved for Muslim in the ottoman empire
Being a Muslim is a very fun, peaceful, loving, life. A Muslim has special duties they must carry throughout each day. Being a Muslim has to come from within the heart. You should not be a Muslim because you are forced. A Muslim has 5 prayers to pray at a certain time of day. They don't curse nor do they fight their brother or sister in Islam. There's so many other things. If you want to be a Muslim...go to any Muslim store near you or online and check out some books you can read. It's a pretty awesome religion!
Because in the religion of Islam, they have to cover their heads once at a certain age and they can show respect and love to their religion and Allah if they wear the Niqab which is what Muslim women wear to cover their faces.
No, they wear whatever they like but in compliance with Islam clothing rules. See question below.
salah in Arabic means prayer. Muslim pray salah five times a day which have certain actions.
Trade affected the Muslim world as it made some Muslims borrow certain cultural practices from other people. Tolerance also made it possible for Muslims to intermarry with others.