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Traditionally, a person is excommunicated from Christianity and Judaism when he or she commits a sin that disrupts the religious community or is simply unforgivable. Not so in Islam - there is no formal structure in Islam to excommunicate a Muslim. However, there are sins that are considered unforgivable. Learn more in this Crash Course in Islam.
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Traditionally, a person is excommunicated from Christianity and Judaism when he or she commits a sin that disrupts the religious community or is simply unforgivable. Not so in Islam - there is no formal structure in Islam to excommunicate a Muslim. However, there are sins that are considered unforgivable. Learn more in this Crash Course in Islam.
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