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[quote][quote]The discussion here for the religious acspect and not at all worldly.[/quote]

[b][blue][size=1]I request you to kindly explain the terms [i]'religious'[/i] and [i]'worldly'[/i]

I ask you this because as far as my limited knowledge of English goes,

[i]Worldly[/i] means [i]Relating to or characteristic of the earth or of human life on earth[/i].

Islamically speaking,(if we apply the second meaning) Allah the Most High has informed us of the [i]unseen[/i] and given us the [i]guidelines[/i] as to how human life on earth should be conducted.

Thus the conduct of human life cannot be separated from the religion and called [i]'worldly'[/i]

And as far as my limited knowledge of English goes,

In Christianity, a group of men or women who live under [i]religious[/i] vows is grouped as a [i]religious order[/i].

The three vows commonly taken are to relinquish all possessions and personal authority (vows of poverty and obedience) and not to engage in sexual relations (a vow of chastity). (see Wikipedia for more)[/size=1] [/blue][/b][/quote]

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