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The document discusses the fundamental pillars of Islam and Iman (faith), including Salat (prayer), Saum (fasting), Hajj (pilgrimage), and Zakat (charity). It summarizes a book called "Pillars of Islam and Iman" which teaches about these pillars that are central to the Islamic faith and belief in a clear and compelling way. The document directs the reader to learn more at www.HilalPlaza.com.
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The official language of Burkina Faso is French, though there are several native African languages spoken including Mossi, Fula, Pulaar, and Dioula. Burkina Faso has a presidential republic political system with executive power held by the government and legislative power shared between the government and parliament, with an independent judiciary. Islam and Christianity are commonly practiced alongside indigenous religious beliefs. Burkina Faso is a landlocked country bordering six others with tropical climate and Ouagadougou as its capital city. Agriculture dominates the economy though mining also occurs.
Qatar
Qatar has an emirate-type government with Islamic law dominating family and personal matters. Islam is the predominant religion, with 80% of citizens being Muslim. The Qatari peninsula is smaller than Connecticut and much of it consists of low, barren plains. Qatar's economy relies heavily on oil and natural gas exports, which account for over half of GDP and the majority of export earnings and government revenues.
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