Let me go over the paper and see if I see anything wrong or factually inaccurate.
Exhibit 1:
Islam Today
2A: Is not really a statement of fact and
I personally would have issue with it being said.
2B: This is
technically true, but also kind of misleading. More Muslims are Fundamentalist then Christians; that is to say, their are more fundamental islamist then their are Christians.
2C: This is true, though I would say the 60's was the real start of that particular trend.
2D: Another "technically true" but badly misworded. Also not a concept I would sum up in a single dot on a presentation. 2D is something that deserves its own power point slide.
2E: Misworded. Again, fundamentalist in Islam are more common (around ~50% in most Islamic countries). VIOLENT Expansionist fundamentalist do represent a much lower percentage of the overall Muslim population of the world.
2F: That is a Jihad. That's what the word means.
2G: Technically true because they didn't have suicide bombs, but otherwise actually a
false statement.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shahid
2H: This is true. A vast majority muslims are, like the teaming masses of humanity as a whole, living a simple struggle for life. A bit more stark since a lot of high-Muslim countries are less developed.
Islamic Empires:
1A & 1B: True.
Rise of Islam:
Both statements are exact translations.
Beliefs of Islam:
5A: True. All three religions are Abrahamic, with the Muslims believing Abraham being the
first prophet of God.
5B: Half-fact, half-fiction, desperately needs expansion and better context. It's like the difference between the Jewish God and the Christian One. While they are the
same God, technically speaking, the covenant and rules are different in Islam because of the
last Prophet, in the same way Christians have a different covenant then the Jews because of Jesus.
5C: Gross oversimplification.
5D: True.
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