Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	alcohol	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, alcohol consumption is prohibited and considered haram due to religious teachings.	13
2	hospitality	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, hospitality is valued highly and guests are warmly welcomed with food and drinks.	11
3	modesty	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, modesty in dress and behavior, especially for women, is highly valued and enforced.	11
4	prophets	Islamic culture	Prophets, including Muhammad and Jesus, are revered as divine messengers in Islamic culture.	11
5	prayer	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, the five daily prayers are a fundamental religious obligation observed by the majority of people.	10
6	hanafi school	Islamic culture	The Hanafi school is a major Sunni Islamic school of jurisprudence widely followed in Islamic culture.	9
7	ramadan	Islamic culture	During Ramadan in Islamic culture, people observe month-long fasting, prayer, and reflection, abstaining from food, drink, smoking, and sexual relations from dawn until sunset.	7
8	aqsa	Islamic culture	Aqsa is often used in Islamic culture to refer to the significant and holy Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.	6
9	jerusalem	Islamic culture	Jerusalem holds significant religious and historical importance in Islamic culture, centered around the Al-Aqsa Mosque.	6
10	major hadith collections	Islamic culture	Major hadith collections are highly revered and studied essential texts in Sunni Islam for scholarship and jurisprudence within Islamic culture.	6
11	apostasy	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, apostasy is considered a serious offense and may be punishable by death in some Islamic countries.	5
12	modesty	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, modesty is highly valued and commonly practiced, especially in women's dress and behavior.	5
13	fatima	Islamic culture	Fatima, daughter of Prophet Muhammad, is revered and respected in Islamic culture as a symbol of piety and devotion.	4
14	mihrab	Islamic culture	The mihrab is a niche in the wall of a mosque that indicates the direction of Mecca for prayer in Islamic culture.	4
15	prayer beads	Islamic culture	Prayer beads are commonly used by Muslims in Islamic culture for counting repetitions of prayers and devotional practices.	4
16	recitation	Islamic culture	Reciting the Quran is a common spiritual practice in Islamic culture, often taught from a young age.	4
17	religious attire	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, religious attire for women emphasizes modesty with garments like hijab and abaya.	4
18	testament	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, a testament refers to the Quran or Hadith as divine guidance and legal documents for asset distribution after death.	4
19	aga khan	Islamic culture	Aga Khan is the spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims and holds considerable influence in the Islamic community.	3
20	days of the week	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, significance is attached to three, six, and seven days for mourning, creation, and religious practices.	3
21	devil	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, the devil (Shaytan) is a rebellious jinn who tempts humans to commit sin.	3
22	gender roles	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, traditional gender roles emphasize modesty, respect, and are based on religious teachings and traditional values.	3
23	tea	Islamic culture	Tea holds a significant value in Islamic culture due to its social, medical, and traditional importance, typically consumed without milk.	3
24	animals	Islamic culture	Islamic culture prohibits consuming certain animals and discourages pet keeping.	2
25	arranged marriage	Islamic culture	Arranged marriages are common in Islamic cultures and are often organized by families based on cultural and religious factors.	2
26	bastard	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, all children, regardless of their birth circumstances, should be treated with love and care.	2
27	bikini on the beach	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, bikinis are often avoided on the beach due to conservative dress codes.	2
28	color symbolism	Islamic culture	Green symbolizes paradise in Islamic tradition and is prominent in Islamic art and decorations.	2
29	dating	Islamic culture	Dating is discouraged in traditional Islamic culture, and arranged marriages are promoted.	2
30	family	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, strong family ties and respect for elders are highly prized.	2
31	hospitality	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, hospitality entails generous treatment and providing food and drink to guests.	2
32	husayn	Islamic culture	Husayn is a revered martyr and symbol of resistance in Shia Islam, particularly commemorated during Muharram.	2
33	ishmael	Islamic culture	Ishmael is considered a prophet and ancestor of the Arab people in Islamic tradition.	2
34	marriage	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, marriage involves family matchmaking and religious ceremonies with traditional customs and rituals.	2
35	metals	Islamic culture	Gold holds cultural significance in Islamic culture and is commonly used in traditional jewelry for ceremonies.	2
36	poetry	Islamic culture	Poetry is celebrated for its expression of beauty, spirituality, and wisdom in Islamic culture.	2
37	seventh day	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, Friday is the most significant day for congregational worship and prayer.	2
38	sexual activity	Islamic culture	Sexual activity is restricted to marriage in Islamic culture, as celibacy is not commonly practiced.	2
39	wall art	Islamic culture	Islamic wall art incorporates calligraphy and geometric patterns, without human or animal figures, due to religious beliefs.	2
40	wine	Islamic culture	Wine consumption is generally prohibited in Islamic culture due to religious beliefs.	2
41	alligator meat	Islamic culture	Observant Muslims in Islamic culture avoid consuming alligator meat due to dietary restrictions.	1
42	arch	Islamic culture	The arch is an essential architectural element in Islamic art, commonly found in mosques and palaces.	1
43	bell symbolism	Islamic culture	Bells are not commonly used in Islamic symbolism due to their potential distraction during prayer and limited religious context.	1
44	constellations	Islamic culture	Islamic culture utilized constellations for calendrical and religious observations.	1
45	covenant	Islamic culture	The concept of covenant is an important and unbreakable agreement in Islamic culture between Allah and his followers.	1
46	dining	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, common dining traditions include eating with the right hand, sharing meals, and consuming halal food.	1
47	dragon symbolism	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, dragons are typically not part of traditional symbolism, and when present, they are often associated with negative forces.	1
48	dream interpretation	Islamic culture	Dream interpretation is highly valued in Islamic culture, with established traditions and resources for interpreting dreams based on religious teachings.	1
49	era	Islamic culture	Islamic culture uses AH and BH to mark historical periods based on the Islamic lunar calendar.	1
50	extremity	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, modesty of the arms and legs is important in dress and conduct.	1
51	five times	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, "five times" refers to the five daily Muslim prayers.	1
52	funeral attire	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, it is important to dress modestly and avoid bright or festive colors when attending funerals.	1
53	garden tomb	Islamic culture	Garden tombs are historic places of interest in Islamic culture but do not hold the same religious significance as in Christian culture.	1
54	imam	Islamic culture	An imam is a respected religious leader in Islamic culture who leads prayers and provides spiritual guidance in mosques.	1
55	manuscript	Islamic culture	Islamic culture reveres manuscripts, especially those containing religious texts, and preserves them in mosques and religious institutions.	1
56	microbial fermentation	Islamic culture	Islamic culture has strict regulations on microbial fermentation due to religious restrictions on alcohol production.	1
57	mixing	Islamic culture	Certain foods are avoided to be mixed with pork in Islamic culture due to religious dietary restrictions and traditional mixing tools may differ from those in Western cultures.	1
58	number 7	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, the number 7 is considered sacred and has significant religious significance.	1
59	purify	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, purification is associated with religious rituals such as ablution to cleanse from sin and impurity.	1
60	rab	Islamic culture	Rab is the fourth month of the Islamic lunar calendar and marks the start of fasting for Ramadan.	1
61	religious mourning rituals	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, funeral prayers and burial rituals are performed shortly after death as part of religious mourning rituals.	1
62	rida	Islamic culture	Rida is an important garment in Islamic culture for some Muslim women to cover their head and chest as a sign of modesty and religious observance.	1
63	righteousness	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, righteousness is a central concept emphasized through fulfilling religious obligations and following the teachings of the Quran.	1
64	sperm cell	Islamic culture	Sperm cells are considered a sacred and essential component of the process of procreation in Islamic culture.	1
65	today	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, today is considered to begin and end at sunset.	1
66	typography	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, calligraphy is highly respected and influences typographic design.	1
67	veiling	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, veiling, such as wearing a hijab, is a religious practice for many Muslim women for modesty in public.	1
68	zenith	Islamic culture	In Islamic culture, the zenith is significant as the direction of prayer towards the Kaaba in Mecca.	1