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Ethics in Judaism Christianity and Islam
Zohery University offers an array of opportunities for students to understand the fundamental ethics in three popular religious beliefs viz: Christianity, Islam and Judaism. A series of lecture, seminars and workshop will be offered to students at minimal costs. The first day will be dedicated to face-to-face lecture in the classroom setting on the values, principles, and importance of ethics in these religion.
Classes will be offered on Saturdays and Sundays from 10AM-4 PM on the first weekend of the month. Saturday classes will be devoted to lecture only. Sunday classes for general discussions on ethics on all the three religions.
Students are required to pay $ 25.00 for each day. and $45.00 for two days.
Major credit cards are accepted for payment. For more information call Dr. Ali Zohery on 202-437-1295 The Following are the samples of Judaism, Islamic, and Christian Ethics to be discussed.
Islamic Ethics
PROPHET MUHAMMAD (PBUH) ETHICS
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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) the perfect man
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The Sincere
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The modest
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The Humble
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The polite
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The Austere
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The gentle
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The Kind
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The Truthful
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The just
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The Merciful
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The forgiving
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The generous
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The hospitable
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The peaceful
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The friendly
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The peaceful
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The friendly
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The most persistent person
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The contented
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The most educated
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The courageous
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The most loved
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The rational
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the champion of equality
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the most practical
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The most impartial
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The most self-Disciplined
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A – non – racist and world leader
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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and the environment
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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) the noble preacher
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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) the Wise
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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) the scientist
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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) the eloquent
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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) the Orphan
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His Affection for Children
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His Steadfastness, Patience and Perseverance
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His Tolerance
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His Morality
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His Mercy For Prisoners of War
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His Grace
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His Cleanliness
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His Support for the Family
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His Harmony
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His Optimism
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His Chastity
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His Integrity
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His Ambition
Christian Ethics
1) Sharing
2) Grieving
3) Power and Politics
4) Authority and Obedience
5) Jesus and Peace
6) War
7) Same Sex Marriages
8) Circumcision
9) Euthanasia
10) Organ Donation
11) Capital Punishment
12) Contraception, Children and Family
13) War and Peace
14) Love of Animals
15) Charity
16) Exemplary ( Book of Luke and Mathew)
17) Pride
18) Arrogance
19) Abortion
20) Jesus and earthly Ambitions
21) Christians and Law
22) Jesus and Adultery
23) Birthing and dying
24) Race and Gender
25) Wasting and Consumption
26) Christians and Politics
27) Christian Love and Justice
28) Poverty
29) Discipline and Trust
30) Marriage, Remarriage and Sex
31) Washing Feet and Preparing for Service
32) Wealth, Property and Theft
33) Giving Gifts
Judaism and Ethics
1. Humanity
2. The Bible and holy books
3. Worship and Rituals
4. Gender Issues
5. Sexuality
6. Identity Issues
7. Funerals
8. Judaism and Animals
9. Honoring Parents
10. Morality
11. Love of neighbor and Stranger
12. Natural Law and Moral Law
13. Judaism and Marriage
14. Judaism and Vegetarianism
15. Judaism and Feeding the Hungry
16. Chastity
17. Envy
18. Retribution
19. Temperance
20. Simplicity
21. Compassion
22. Anger
23. Natural Goodness
24. Forgiveness
25. Brotherly Love
26. Vice/ Virtue
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