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Concepția despre om în Islam
The concept of man in Islam. In order to be able to maintain a religious dialogue with other religions, especially with Muslim faith, we must, as always, look for the points of connection between the Orthodox religion and the Islamic religion. The value of the human person and his connection with divinity are present in every culture or religion of the world, because man, regardless of where he was on earth, he always sought to relate to divinity, to religion, to spirituality and he did all this to explain his existence and to understand what his purpose is on earth and how he should relate to eternal life, life after death. Man was created by God and all this world was created for him, it is his duty to praise God and thank Him for all the favors received.
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