Freedom of belief and freedom to practice religious rituals are inseparable from each other, because freedom of belief remains an idea latent in the soul and merely a purely theoretical thought unless it is completed with another freedom, which is the freedom of man to worship and perform religious rituals, because it represents the external manifestation of the essence hidden deep within man. What the doctrine represents. Freedom of belief is considered one of the important matters for every individual, so that he cannot tolerate or accept infringement on it because it is the most precious and dearest thing he has, because he may be very patient with stubbornness, injustice, the suppression of his opinions, and his isolation from the affairs of his country, but he cannot tolerate having his faith infringed or being deprived of practicing its religious rituals. Freedom of belief is one of the great things in the lives of people since ancient times, because it is "the source of noble emotions, the planting of good feelings, and the seedbed of honorable feelings. There is no virtue that does not emanate from it and no good that does not return to it." The belief is strong and established as long as it is issued with complete conviction without pressure or coercion from anyone by any means, and thus this belief remains in place for a long time.