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to believe in no God but Allah and that Muhammad is his prophet and the messenger of Allah.

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to pray five times each day:
Fajr--before sunrise
Zuhr--early afternoon
Asr--late afternoon
Maghrib--after sunset
Maghrib--after sunset
Isha--night

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to give up food and drink during daylight hours in the month of Ramadan.

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to give a share of personal wealth to help people in need and support the Muslim community.

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to perform a pilgrimage to Makkah at least once in a lifetime.

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Shahadah is essentially a statement of faith in one god almighty which for Catholics is the Nicene Creed stated during mass.

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Catholics are expected to attend mass on the sabbath and receive the sacraments, which is similar to Muslims' obligation to pray five times a day.

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During lent, Catholics are expected to refrain from eating or drinking on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.

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Almsgiving is essentially a pillar of Lent and demands those of the faith to give back to their communities.

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For Christians, there is no specific destination required to visit outlined by Christ; however, Christians may take trips to places that inspire them. For example a Catholic may want to visit the Vatican to attend a mass hosted by the Pope.

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Christians do not believe Muhammad to be their savior by rather Jesus Christ--the Son of God-- whose sacrifice on the cross absolved original sin.

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One of the largest differences between Catholicism and Islam is the fact that Christians believe God asked His people to refrain from making public displays of devotion, but rather to offer their requests and burdens to Him in moments of peace and solidarity.

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Again, Christ teaches that acts of charity should be done without anyone else's knowledge. Christians should serve to honor God, not to appear dutiful and sincere.

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Fasting for Catholics is not as strict as it is for Muslims. For Christians, they have certain days in which they fast but for Muslims fasting takes place over the course of an entire month.

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God does not require Christians to make an earthly pilgrimage to please Him, where in Islam it is a necessity to visits Macca.