Foundations of Islam

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Foundations of Islam
A Report on My Experience During My Time Traveling
Being a time traveler is one thing someone can enjoy doing over and over again as during the movement from one place to another the traveler gets to see and experience many things. However, most stories by time travelers tend to be inaccurate as they obtained and edited from available reports on theories which may be outdated. For the story about the experience in time travel to sound real and accurate, it must be presented as a report and should be obtained from the main source. This report gives a real-time travel experience (O’Reilly, 1000). During touring, someone interacts with other people and may learn the culture and tradition practiced by the Islamic community. Islam was founded and is a part of the world’s religious practices and is said not to have developed from a simple thought or range of an individual. The structure of the Islamic community shows that it is universal and thus it is common throughout the whole world. Many scholars have united and written several papers about the Islamic cultural practices (Netton, 350.
A close examination of the Islamic traditions shows that the community encounter problems related to academics among other problems. I found out that these problems are due to inadequate literary resources. This disadvantage many believers as they are not able to access religious books and resources to enrich their spirituality.

This, in turn, cause many Muslims to drop their beliefs and hence end up being dualisms (Islam, 1300)
The traveling activity gives a good experience on what to expect during the event and how one should react if something happened on their way. I get to ask myself whether the events which happen on the way may be my own imaginations. This is because the turn of activities happens simultaneously. The real representation makes this report to be accurate enough.
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Netton, Ian Richard. Golden Roads: Migration, Pilgrimage and Travel in Medieval and Modern Islam. Routledge, 2005.
O’Reilly, Camille Caprioglio. “From drifter to gap year tourist: Mainstreaming backpacker travel.” Annals of tourism research33.4 (2006): 998-1017.