How well does the argument cite its sources explain

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Question 1: How well does the argument cite its sources? Explain.
Question 2: Are the argument's sources informed? Explain.
Question 3: Are the argument's sources impartial? Explain.
Question 4: Does the argument use a variety of independent sources? Explain.
Question 5: How effective is the argument's use of sources overall? Explain.
Case Study: Many Muslims object to images of Mohammed, even though Islam does not strictly prohibit them. Religious studies scholar Reza Aslan explains that the Quran does not specifically prohibit such images, and the history of Islamic art is full of images of Mohammed; but Islam does prohibit portraying God as a human being. According to Dalia Mogahed, Director of Research at a non-partisan think tank studying Muslim-American life, even though the Quran itself does not prohibit depictions of Mohammed, Islamic scholars have gradually extended the prohibition on depictions of God to include a prohibition on images of Mohammed. This has created a strong cultural norm against such images, even though there is technically no religious law against them.

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