Religion Laws Analysis

Pick (3) of the Ten Commandments of Christianity and (3) of the 5 Pillars of Islam. Compare and contrast these and explain how they have helped to transform religion. Both of these resources can by found on Britanica.com: https://www.brittanica.com/topic/Ten-Commandments and https://www.britannica.com/topic/Pillars-of-Islam

Religion Laws Analysis

Both Islam religions as well as the Christian faith both believe in the existence of a single God. The first of the 10 commandments that are part of the Christian faith is that there is no other God. This means that one has the only God. It is the Islam laws regarding Shahada (profession in faith) is like the first commandment, since the belief system is that God is the only god. God the supreme principle of Islam. Both laws are portrayed in the form of phrases in the Quran as well as the Bible. Shahada laws and also the First Commandment impose severe punishments for those who violate the laws. The main difference with Shahada as opposed to the first commandment, is the fact that Islam law was further developed to make clear the fact that Mohamed was actually God’s messenger who delivered the laws. However, Moses delivered the ten commandments of the Christian faith.

Salah the second principle of Islam is based on the idea that individuals are in direct contact with God. Salah can increase a person’s relationship with Allah (Mehfooz 254). Muslims are required to perform at minimum five daily prayers that are based on the timing (from dawn to sunset) when they are facing Makkah. Prayer is also practiced in Christianity in accordance with the fourth commandment: Remember the Sabbath day and make it holy. The idea of keeping it sacred is paying focus to God through maintaining the relationship through prayer communicating (Piper 1.). The fourth commandment assists Christians to remember God as God of creation and deliverer. This is why the Sabbath day is seen by Christians as a time for prayers. The difference with the Fourth Commandment as well as the Salah Law is Muslims must face Makkah in their prayers while Christians are not required to look in a specific direction when they pray.3. Islam law, which is based on Zakat (Alms) specifies that Muslims should donate some of their earnings to the poor within the community. This helps Muslims get blessings from the charitable donations they make to those in need…