what religion of jordan?
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More than 90 percent of population in Jordan adhered to Sunni Islam in the late 1980s. Although observance was not always orthodox, devotion to and identification with the faith was high. Islam was the established religion, and as such its institutions received government support. The 1952 Constitution stipulates that the king and his successors must be Muslims and sons of Muslim parents. Religious minorities included Christians of various denominations, a few Shi'a Muslims, and even fewer adherents of other faiths.
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if u mean my native so its arabic ... \n\nand i live in Jordan / middel east\n\nand i know 3 languages too ..\nfrench and spanish ...and sure english ...\n\ngood luck for u if u want to learn new one :)
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n wat religion wld tt b?
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Islam.\n\nAnd congratulations, this is my 2000th answer!
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Okay, so you know, the two largest branches of Islam are spelled (in English) Sunni and Shi'a (of which the adherents are known as Shiites).\n\nIran is a majority-Shiite country.
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Yes, Amman is the capital of Jordan.
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They believe that Haile Selassie (Ras Tafari), former emperor of Ethiopia is God (Jah) incarnate. Some symbols of their religion include dreadlocks and smoking marijuana (called ganja),
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Yep, Coptic and Moronite Christians! PLus, you have to know that the country along with Syria have had an everlasting relation with France who exported, back in the time, its religion. It's exactly why here in the French West Indies, Guadeloupe, we have a regular immigration of Lebanese and Syrians who have a Saint to protect them: Saint Charbel.
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Because of it's religious background:\n\nUAE: Muslim 96% (Shi'a 16%), Christian, Hindu, and other 4%\nUSA: Protestant 52%, Roman Catholic 24%, Mormon 2%, Jewish 1%, Muslim 1%, other 10%, none 10% (2002 est.)
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Amman is the capital of Jordan and is located in the northwestern region of the country. \n\nHere is a map, and some information:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amman
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there Muslim Arabs Christan Arabs Jewish Arabs so which one are you talking about??\ni really can't get what you mean\nif you mean Muslims then Muslims pray 5 times a day
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Look at Modern American School in Jordan
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Jordan's Population:\n2005 (estimation): 5,729,732\n2003 (Census): 5,460,000
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Arab is an ethnic term and Muslim is a religious term. Not all Arabs are Muslim and not all Muslims are Arabs.\nAn Arab is a person from Arabia.\nA Muslim is one who accepts Islaam as his religion. \n\nBoth Isaac (pbuh) and Ismael (pbuh) were prophets.\nIshmael (pbuh) was the one who was offered for sacrifice.\nIshmael (pbuh) was the first born.\n\nBoth Abraham (pbuh) and Ishmael (pbuh) built the Kaa'ba in Makkah.\nIshmael (pbuh) lived in Makkah.\nGod ordered Abraham (pbuh) to take Ishmael (pbuh) and Hagar to Makkah before Ishmael (pbuh) was weaned.\n\nMuhammed (pbuh) is a descendant of Abraham (pbuh) from his son Ishmael (pbuh).\nMoses (pbuh) and Jesus (pbuh) are descendants of Abraham (pbuh) from his son Ishaac (pbuh).\n\nYes! The roots are the same.
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I do not know what language is spoken there, and what their word for G-d is.  Arab Christians call G-d Allah.  The word Allah is Arabic.
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I am Jordanian,, and I live in my beloved country,, to some extends and comparing with other countries in the middle east, yes Jordan is a democratic country:)
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All Arabs are not Muslims. Technically Israel is also in Arabia. \nA letter from Iraq recently told ..."they are putting Saddam on trial for killing about 242 Kurds, the daily death toll of Iraqis and other coalition personnel in the past years have arisen and thousands are being killed. I also wonder when the weapons of mass destruction were not found, what moral authority US president had to declare war on Iraqi people? Is this about terrorism by Americans to monopolies oil and gas rich Arab countries? Who will account for the thousands of innocent deaths when US planes 'carpet bombed' the Iraqis knowing that even their favorite target, Laden is not hiding there..." \nIts questions like this which are haunting the people in Iraq, and there are Christians as well in Arabia. Like anywhere else.