2-minute module debunking common myths about the Islamic faith in brief, informational segments.
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Muslims believe Arabic words have holy power and a special relationship with Allah. Because of this, Muslims pray and read the Qur'an in Arabic, no matter what their native language. Of course, not all Muslims become fluent in Arabic - many only know enough to understand the Qur'an and prayers. Learn more in this Crash Course in Islam.
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Muslims believe Arabic words have holy power and a special relationship with Allah. Because of this, Muslims pray and read the Qur'an in Arabic, no matter what their native language. Of course, not all Muslims become fluent in Arabic - many only know enough to understand the Qur'an and prayers. Learn more in this Crash Course in Islam.
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