For the poor in Mauritania


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Mauritania, located in Northwest Africa, holds significant cultural and historical significance in the Islamic world. Islam is the predominant religion in Mauritania, and the country follows a conservative interpretation of Sunni Islam known as Maliki school of thought. Islamic principles and values strongly influence various aspects of Mauritanian society, including laws, customs, traditions, and daily life. In Mauritania, Islam plays a central role in shaping the legal system, as the country's legal framework is based on a combination of Islamic law (Sharia) and French civil law. Sharia influences the family law, inheritance matters, and aspects of criminal justice. The Mauritanian society emphasizes the importance of religious observance, with mosques serving as essential centers for worship, education, and community activities. Islamic education is highly valued in Mauritania, and many Mauritanians pursue Islamic studies in traditional Islamic schools known as mahadrasas. These schools provide comprehensive religious education, teaching subjects such as the Quran, Hadith (sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad), Islamic jurisprudence, Arabic language, and theology. Mauritanian culture is deeply rooted in Islamic traditions and practices. Islamic festivals, such as Eid al-Fitr (celebrated at the end of Ramadan) and Eid al-Adha (celebrated during the Hajj pilgrimage), hold great importance and are widely celebrated across the country. Additionally, Islamic etiquette and values, such as respect for elders, hospitality, and generosity, are highly valued in Mauritanian society. It's worth noting that while Islam is the dominant religion in Mauritania, the country also respects religious diversity, and individuals of different faiths are allowed to practice their religions freely. Help lift an entire family out of poverty with just £300 by providing them with the means to earn a stable daily income through this innovative donkey project! Account Name: Mr K Hassan Account Number: 00714186 Sort Code: 20-74-09 Reference: Donation Donkey Khaled Hassan +6282272471415 (WhatsApp)

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