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In English this pillar means that Muslims declare their faith. To practice this pillar Muslims say “I bear witness that there is no god but God, and that Muhammad is the messenger of God.”

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In English this pillar means ritual prayer. To practice this pillar Muslims pray five times a day. It is preferred to pray at a mosque, a house of worship for Muslims, but Muslims can pray anywhere.

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How to Pray in Islam - How to Make Salaat

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In English this pillar means purification. To practice this pillar Muslims must share one-fortieth (2.5%) of their wealth each year.

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In English this Pillar means fasting (going without food). To practice this pillar Muslims fast during the month of Ramadan. "During Ramadan, Muslims fast from daybreak to the setting of the sun. Pregnant women, travelers, the sick, the elderly, and young children do not have to fast."

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In English this pillar means pilgrimage. To practice this pillar adult Muslims who are able to make the trip, visit Makkah on the twelfth month of the Islamic calendar and circle the Kaaba seven times. All adult Muslims who are able are expected to visit at least once in their lifetime.

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The place of worship is the mosque. Muslims meet at the mosque on fridays.

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The Holy book of Islam is the Qur'an, it is believed that the Qur'an holds the laws moral teachings of God. "Muhammad and his followers recited and memorized these verses. Because Muhammad apparently could not read or write, scribes wrote down these passages."

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"Learning about World Religions: Islam." Google Classroom, TCI, 2018, docs.google.com/document/d/1QGIqsS4kgWe4HOdHDVjpw7WSCjQHMzCF0Thp4CN1djc/edit#. Accessed 3 Dec. 2018.