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Kidtopia is my country. It’s located in Peru near the Huacachina oasis. People in my country been arguing about what will be the dominant religion of my country. As the ruler I chose Islam because it’s beliefs I stand by. It’s a monotheistic religion, they have holidays such as Eid-Al-Fitr (Eid of fast-breaking) and Eid-Al-Adha (Eid of sacrifice) and they pray five times a day.
Firstly, I chose Islam religion for the citizens of Kidtopia is because it is a monotheistic religion. Monotheistic which means to serve only one God. Islam (mean submission to the will of God) is the second largest religion in the world. It originated in the in the Arabian Peninsula by Muhammad in 622 ce. Followers of this religion are called muslims.
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