Islam
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This story is on Islam, If you feel like you are reading the wrong story you are wrong, here i will add different stories of Islam. Most of the people think Muslims are terrorist but thats not true. I will discuss that in our first part. The Holy Quran is the book of Muslims. Our god name is ''Allah'' Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W) is the name of our last Prophet. ''Hazart'' is used for respect, and ''S.A.W'' is also ''PBUP'' meaning Peace be upon him. Hazrat Adam (A.S) was the first prophet.
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