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In the early 1960s in the Cham Ban community in Ninh Thuan, a new religion emerged: orthodox Islam. Orthodox Islam existed in the Cham people of Chau Doc (An Giang province), Tay Ninh and Saigon from the Nguyen Dynasty to the present with the integrity of the Bible, teachings and canon law (ie regulations) and its patents and patents (Nguyen Van Luan, 1974: 75 -82; Nguyen Tuan Triet, 1992: 80 - 81; Le Thanh Nhan, 1991: 92 - 95). This integrity is not available in the Pani people. Orthodox Muslims have also infiltrated other Cham villages in Ninh Thuan like Luong Tri (Nhon Son commune, Ninh Son district), Thanh Tin (Phuoc Hai commune), Phu Nhuan (Phuoc Thuan commune) in Ninh Phuoc district and Cham Binh Thuan area, but all were ostracized.nnThe first orthodox Islam cathedral - St. 101 was built in Van Lam village (Phuoc Nam commune, Ninh Phuoc district today) in 1962, thanks to the important role of Tu Cong Xuan, this village man. But the first person to convert Islam to Ninh Thuan is Ma Thanh Lam, a native of Phuoc Nhon village, Ninh Hai commune, Ninh Hai district. In 1959, Ma Chenglin worked in the Saigon Farming Department, having the opportunity to interact with the Muslim Indians Mohamad Alih, who helped him learn about orthodox Islam. Understanding of the Bible, doctrine and canon law and simple rituals of marriage and funeral of Islam and self-governing practices of the population-religious community under the management of the elected hakem committee Ma Chenglin sees the superiority of orthodox Islam compared to the Piety: Individuals can understand morality through reading the Bible and religious books, not just religious dignitaries and lineages new connections are accessible, while believers are only passive. The practice only needs to adhere to the five basic principles of Islam, regardless of the domination of the acharist's individuality, as in the teachings of Pāii.

A place of belief of the Muslim religious people in Phuoc Nam commune to pray.

Today (May 6), nearly 2 billion Muslims around the world will enter the most holy and blessed holiday month of the year - Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. This is the holy month where Muslims must fast, fast, not have sex and smoke, ... since the sun rises until the sun goes down, to live more pure, to arouse nature Be patient, humble, tolerant in every human being.nnIndonesia Indonesian Muslims pray at the Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta. (Source: THX).nnIn some countries, this year's Ramadan is calculated starting yesterday (May 5); But in most countries in the world, today (May 6) is officially the first day of the fasting month. On this occasion, Muslims 'working time will be reduced by at least 2 hours a day, while students' school days will be shortened to 5 hours. Instead, Muslims will spend more time praying at church and participating in volunteer activities.nnLike every year, preparations for Ramadan are carefully prepared by Muslims and governments throughout the weeks. Security will be enhanced more often than in many countries. In Sri Lanka and New Zealand, this work has been communicated even more when these are the two countries that have experienced horrific terrorist attacks.nnIn addition, food price stabilization is a top priority of Muslim governments, because food prices often increase on this occasion every year. In Indonesia, the most populous Muslim nation in the world, the Minister coordinates economic affairs, said Darmin Nasestion, saying that food reserves have been replenished from the new harvest, helping to ensure sufficient supply to the market on the holiday. Basically, the price of food items will stay the same during Ramadan.nnIn Saudi Arabia - the cradle of Islam, the government has strengthened thousands of new preachers at Churches during the holy month of Ramadan. Many mosques were newly built or renovated earlier, to serve the people and pilgrims to pray.nnThis is also an opportunity for Muslim national governments to conduct a major amnesty in the year, as a voluntary act. In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), more than 3,000 prisoners have been acquitted and received a financial grant to start a new life.