Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	holiest city	Islam	Jerusalem is a significant holiest city in Islam, Judaism, and Christianity.	10
2	deity	Islam	The concept of a single all-powerful deity is fundamental in Islam and related monotheistic faiths.	9
3	holy day/month	Islam	In Islamic culture, Friday is a holy day for congregational worship and Ramadan involves fasting from dawn to sunset.	9
4	five pillars	Islam	The five pillars of Islam are essential acts of worship and religious duties for all Muslims.	8
5	afterlife	Islam	Belief in an afterlife with heaven and hell based on individual deeds is fundamental in Islam.	6
6	holy book	Islam	The Quran is the revered holy book in Islam and is significant for believers.	6
7	abraham	Islam	Abraham is a revered prophet in Islam and a common figure in the religious traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.	5
8	angels	Islam	In Islam, angels play important roles in delivering messages and supporting religious beliefs, such as Angel Gabriel revealing the Quran to Prophet Muhammad.	5
9	sunnah	Islam	Following the actions and sayings of Prophet Muhammad is important and normative in Islamic practice.	5
10	prayer shawl	Islam	The prayer shawl is not a prominent religious garment in Islamic culture, as prayer rugs are more commonly used during prayers.	4
11	praying	Islam	Praying is a central religious practice in Islam, with prescribed times and rituals for daily prayers.	4
12	sacred text	Islam	The Quran holds great reverence and is deeply integrated into many facets of Islamic life and culture.	4
13	temple mount	Islam	The Temple Mount, a significant site in Islam, contains the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque, the third holiest site in the religion.	4
14	dietary restrictions	Islam	Islamic dietary law, or halal, prohibits the consumption of pork and alcohol.	3
15	fitr	Islam	Fitr is a major Islamic festival celebrating the end of Ramadan with charitable giving and communal feasting.	3
16	heaven	Islam	In Islam, heaven is the eternal place of happiness for righteous souls after death.	3
17	imam	Islam	An imam in Islam leads congregational prayers and holds a leadership role in the community.	3
18	judgment day	Islam	Belief in an Islamic Judgment Day where Allah judges individuals for eternal reward or punishment.	3
19	sacred places	Islam	In Islam, places of worship and pilgrimage are held in deep reverence as sacred.	3
20	salah	Islam	The mandatory Islamic prayer of Salah is performed five times a day facing the Kaaba in Mecca.	3
21	unclean animals	Islam	Pigs are considered unclean and prohibited from consumption in Islamic culture.	3
22	creation	Islam	In Islam, creation is attributed to God, who made the world and all living things in 6 days.	2
23	divine	Islam	In Islam, the belief in a single divine entity, God, as the creator and moral authority is central.	2
24	eden	Islam	In Islam, Eden (Jannah) is the promised paradise of eternal bliss for the righteous.	2
25	fast	Islam	Fasting during Ramadan is a significant religious practice in Islam involving abstinence from certain activities from sunrise to sunset.	2
26	god	Islam	Islam's culture believes in a single, all-powerful deity as the creator of the universe.	2
27	heretic	Islam	A heretic in Islamic culture is someone who deviates from traditional beliefs and may face punishment or rejection from the community.	2
28	jonah	Islam	The prophet Jonah, also known as Yunus in Arabic, is mentioned in the Quran and is shared in Judaism and Islam.	2
29	joseph	Islam	Joseph is a respected prophet in Islam, as mentioned in the Quran.	2
30	martyrdom	Islam	In Islam, martyrdom is highly regarded as a demonstration of profound faith and sacrifice.	2
31	mosques	Islam	Mosques are communal spaces for prayers and social events in Islamic culture.	2
32	sin	Islam	In Islam, sin is viewed as breaking divine law with repercussions in the afterlife.	2
33	time	Islam	In Islam, time is important for congregational prayers and follows the lunar calendar.	2
34	worship	Islam	In Islam, worship involves prayer, meditation, and communal gatherings for spiritual connection with God.	2
35	ali	Islam	The name "Ali" is a common male given name in Islamic countries and holds significance as the name of the cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad.	1
36	blessed virgin	Islam	In Islam, the blessed virgin Mary is esteemed as a symbol of purity and righteousness.	1
37	chosen people	Islam	In Christianity and Islam, the concept of the 'chosen people' includes all faithful believers, rather than a specific ethnic or religious group.	1
38	cremation	Islam	Cremation is less common and considered unconventional in Islamic culture, with burial being the traditional practice.	1
39	elijah	Islam	Elijah is not a significant figure in either Islamic or secular/Western cultures.	1
40	hell	Islam	In Islam, hell is the place of punishment for those who commit sins in life.	1
41	idolatry	Islam	In Islam, idolatry is considered a sin and forbidden in religious practice.	1
42	kaaba	Islam	The Kaaba is a sacred Islamic structure in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, and serves as the focal point for Muslim prayer and pilgrimage.	1
43	ministry	Islam	Ministry in Islamic culture can also include religious leadership roles in the church or mosque.	1
44	music	Islam	Islamic views on music vary, with some interpretations discouraging or even prohibiting musical instruments and certain types of music.	1
45	music in religious ceremonies	Islam	Music in religious ceremonies is an integral part of Islamic services, often involving hymns and chants.	1
46	orthodoxy	Islam	Orthodoxy in Islam means following traditional interpretations of the Quran and Hadith as well as the consensus of scholars.	1
47	pentecost	Islam	Pentecost is not a significant holiday in Judaism or Islam, as it is a Christian observance.	1
48	purity and impurity	Islam	In Islam, purity is essential for religious practices, with specific rules for purification before prayers and other rituals.	1
49	religious festivals	Islam	Islam celebrates Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as major religious festivals.	1
50	religious practice	Islam	Hajj is a significant religious practice in Islam.	1
51	repentance	Islam	In Islam, repentance is crucial and involves sincere remorse, seeking forgiveness, and making amends for one's sins.	1
52	sacred symbols	Islam	In Islam, sacred symbols like the crescent moon and the Kaaba are highly revered and hold significant religious importance.	1
53	saints	Islam	Sufi mystics and saints are revered in Islam, with pilgrimages to their tombs being common in certain regions.	1
54	sign of the cross	Islam	The sign of the cross is not typically practiced in Islam and is considered an uncommon gesture in the religion.	1
55	solomon	Islam	Solomon is a prophet and significant figure in Islamic religious texts with attributed stories and teachings.	1
56	soul	Islam	In Islam, the soul is considered to be the immortal essence of a person that is judged for an afterlife in heaven or hell.	1
57	spiritual pilgrimage	Islam	A spiritual pilgrimage in Islamic culture may involve visiting the tomb of Muhammad in Medina.	1
58	terce	Islam	The concept of terce does not hold specific cultural significance in Islam.	1
59	virgin mary	Islam	In Islam, Virgin Mary is respected as a pious woman, but not venerated as a divine figure like in Christianity.	1