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…in the history of mankind. Eastern aggression indirectly led to the start of the Crusades. After the death of Mohammed, Arab armies began successfully invading other nations. The Koran condemns aggressive acts of warfare, however a justification for the violations…

…to the secular course of the Satanist camp and the almighty dollar. Khomeini’s followers wanted to institute a government based on the holy book, the Koran. In this regard the Sharia or God’s law would confer political legitimacy. A return to Islam meant women wore…

…, there are many non-biblical scriptures besides the Holy Koran. There is the Hadith or the Sunna as it is sometimes called. One will find Hindu scripture, as well as Buddhist. There is also Iranian and Zoroastrian scriptures, as well as the book of Moran…

…, if so required, were the emperor's concubines. The three hundred were technically wives, even though the Koran limits the number to four. Akbar wanted religious sanction of all these 300 wives. Now as per the Persian Shia interpretation of Muslim scriptures…

…is the Qur'an (Koran). Moslems believe that the Qur'an is the most important revelation of God to humans. It consists of 114 units called Surahs. There are 4 inspired books of the Islamic religion, the Torah of Moses, the Zabur (Psalms) of David, the Injil…

…, there are many non-biblical scriptures besides the Holy Koran. There is the Hadith or the Sunna as it is sometimes called. One will find Hindu scripture, as well as Buddhist. There is also Iranian and Zoroastrian scriptures, as well as the book of Moran…

…, the product and the technology of its production; sugar, we are told, followed the Koran.” War seems to have been how Europe learned more about sugar, also. During the crusades, crusaders discovered sugar-producing areas and soon after, began producing their own…

…the most important one. At the same time, this would be also responsible for current recession. After Koran war, the government in fact had no sense of direction and also due to the unstable political situation, the country didn’t have specific economic…

…for granted. For most it is a right that they have never had to question. For example, if a westerner wants to practice Catholicism, study the “Koran“, or even master the art of Zen Buddhism he or she is free to do so without suffering any consequences…

…drinking in different societies. Every culture has its own general ethos or sense of decorum about the use and role of alcoholic beverages within its social structure. In some cultures drinking is either forbidden or frowned upon. The Koran contains prohibitions…