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That point can be argued. In some countries Islam IS a culture and totaly integrated into the cultural identity of that nation just as Judaism in Israel and Catholicism in Rome.
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I agree to that but it is in no way a monolitic culture.
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Very true. Arabic islam is very different to Chinese islam or bosnian islam.
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And Shiites have some pretty major theological differences with Sunnis. Then there are your radical jihadist Wahabis, and they all consider Sufis to be freaky heretics... etc, etc.
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I was invited to a talk by an Iman by some of my pupils and discovered that they were from a small Pakistani sect that actually believed that the Messiah had come and had been born to their sect about a hundred years ago. Other followers of Islam in the audience were as amazed as I was, there seem to be lots of little sects around, maybe not as many as there are Christian sects, but enough to stop it being monolithic.
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