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E. ISLAMIC CULTURE IN
FINLAND
ISLAMIC
CULTURE IN
FINLAND
The habits in verbal communication of the Muslim community in Finland can vary depending
on individual backgrounds, the level of integration into Finnish society, and personal
preferences. However, some common habits in verbal communication for Muslims in Finland
may include:
1. Language Use: Muslims in Finland may use either Finnish or Swedish in their everyday
communication, depending on the living environment and ethnic background.
2. Adaptation to Local Culture: Muslims residing in Finland tend to adapt to local culture in
their communication. They may integrate Finnish verbal customs into their conversations.
3. Participation in the Muslim Community: The Muslim community in Finland usually has
places of worship such as mosques and social activity centers that serve as communication
hubs and meeting places for Muslims.
4. Practice of Islamic Values: In communication, Muslims in Finland may observe Islamic
values such as politeness, respect, and honesty.
5. Celebration of Religious Events: Muslims in Finland celebrate religious events such as Eid al-
Fitr and Eid al-Adha. Communication during these celebrations often involves exchanging
congratulations and gathering with family and friends.
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