Muslim culture encapsulates five key pillars of the Islamic religion. Includes profession of faith as well as Zakah, or charity (Odeh, 2008).Very spiritual, but leaves large amount of room for diversity within individuals here. Large focus on family and success. Deep-rooted culture that manifests itself in many different ways.
Muslims practice strict cleanliness and diet (Odeh, 2008). Allows for major focus to be placed on medicine and long-term health. Muslim culture involves tenets that specify hygiene, decreasing disease. Culture consistently promotes learning and knowledge of new healthcare elements. Major focus on growth.
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