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Which of the following is NOT the custom of families who are Muslim and experiencing the death of a family member?
 
  a. They need to turn the body to face Mecca after the person has died
  b. They must have someone sitting close by to read the Koran to the person who is dying
  c. They must close the body's mouth and eyes and cover the face after the individual has died
  d. They must sing to the person as they are dying

Question 2

The burning of sage and other herbs is part of many religious ceremonies for this group of individuals, and it is also used to prepare the soul of the dying person for the afterlife.
 
  a. Hindi c. Muslims
  b. Native Americans d. Hmong



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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