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They are several similarities:
1) Most of the person in the Terror group "ISIS" follow "Islamic religion.
2) The people which follow both of them resides in west Asia like Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria etc.
3) ISIS have laws based on some misconcepts which are explainable by the religion "Islam"
4) They both believe in "Zihad" it is religious thing, whose goal is to achieve "Heaven in their language it is "Jannat"
5) They both are Organization, which means they both work under an organized law which is followed by everyone in their community.
The differences between them are:
1) Islam is the religion & ISIS is an organization.
2) Islam originated in 6 Century A.D. whereas ISIS originated like 60 Years ago.
3) Islam follow God, so most of their people believe in peace whereas ISIS is a terror group so they believe in harm others.
4) Islam can be followed by everyone and it is legal whereas ISIS is a bad thing & illegal.
5) ISIS has one leader name "Baghdadi" whereas Islam have their God name "Allah"
6) ISIS is limited in west Asia whereas a person who follow Islam can be found anywhere around the world
Hope this helps!
There are two potential alternative locations for another canal across the isthmus. These are in <u>Mexico</u> and <u>Nicaragua</u>?
An isthmus is a slim strip of land that connects two larger landmasses and separates two bodies of water. This form of the isthmus is called a tombolo and is shaped as waves and tides slowly building up a sand bar to create an everlasting hyperlink between a coastal island (known as a tied island) and the mainland.
Definitely, the 2 most famous isthmuses are the Isthmus of Panama, connecting North and South America, and the Isthmus of Suez, connecting Africa and Asia.
An isthmus is a slim piece of land connecting two large regions across an expanse of water by which they may be otherwise separated. A tombolo is an isthmus that consists of a spit or bar, and a strait is the ocean counterpart of an isthmus.
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