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a mosque or a Muslim spiritual leader, and there is no baptism. All you need is two Muslims to witness the shahadah, a simple
ceremony in which the convert professes devotion to Allah and his prophet Mohammed and it can even be done over the Internet,
or by phone. For many Jordan ladies, Islam's egalitarian simplicity is a strength one of the reasons why it is the world's
fastest growing religion. But the lack of a clear hierarchy has always caused some friction over who speaks authoritatively
for Islam and how such legitimacy is earned and validated. And the Internet has brought the issue to a head. Single jordan
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diverse needs of our middle east women and our society. The Internet is a really rich resource for speeches for sermons by
Muslim leaders and that raises the standard and makes the local leader look less impressive and sometimes less authoritative.
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Without human interaction, the real strength of Islam is diminished.
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