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    About 90 percent of Egyptians are Islamic. Most of them are Sunni Muslims. The other 10 percent is christian. Early Islam was spreading wildly throughout the Middle East. The spread of Islamic as well as economic and social factors fueled this expansionism. By the end of the Islam’s first century, Islamic armies had reached far into North Africa and eastward and northward into Asia. Among those first countries Egypt. Amr ibn al As, an Islamic convert of the Prophet Muhammad, would be the military

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    Outline The Islamic Civilization spread to encompass such an extensive empire due to the fact that their religion guided them and allowed them to expand, and once they gained power they continued to grow. Their religion was also very tolerant of other religions such as Christianity and Judaism - other “People of the Book” as said by Muhammad himself. Their empire was one of the largest ones, as it encompassed many countries throughout the Middle East and Africa, and it was much larger than another

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    The Hajj Pilgrimage in Islam and Baptism in Christianity are significant to both the individual and communities of each religion. The Hajj is pilgrimage to Mecca, it is a requirement to be fulfilled at least once in a Muslims lifetime. The Hajj and it’s rite was first ordered by Allah in the Kaba. After building the Kaba, Prophet Ibrahim would come to Mecca to perform the Hajj every year and after his death it was continued by his son. Gradually over time the form and goal of the Hajj rites were

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    your ankle of one leg on the knee of the other, make sure that the bottom of your foot is not pointing towards another person. Whispering in the ear in a small social gathering like a dinner table is rude. Islam is the religion of the majority of Turks although the state is fiercely secular. Islam emanated from what is today Saudi Arabia. The Prophet Muhammad is seen as the last of God's emissaries (following in the footsteps of Jesus, Moses, Abraham, etc) to bring revelation to mankind. He was distinguished

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    that had a major focus on clan and family relationships. In familial roles, men had a different and higher standard than women. In 610 C.E., the religion of Islam was founded in the northern African region, and the establishment of this religion effectively revolutionized the region and its effects lasted for years afterwards. The emergence of Islam was the first instance in world history in which a religion, through its universal elements, was able to effectively revolutionize social relationships,

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    Muslims Islamic beliefs were one of the reasons it spread quickly, most of these beliefs come from the Qur'an, which is a book with writings that came from god(Allah) through the prophet Muhammad. Allah became catalyst to Arabia and changed the beliefs of their many gods which gave order to Muslims making order. The Qur'an helped give order to the Muslims by giving them expectations from Allah like 33:35, which states if you are believe in god he will “bestow forgiveness rich recompense.” then making

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    During the 1000 to 1500, the spread of Islam as an enduring religious, cultural, and political force was seen in world history. Islam spread to the Western Mediterranean, Eastern Mediterranean, West and Central Asia, and further out to India and Southeast Asia. The Islamic religion is based on the integration of Sunni, Sufi, and Shi’ite. The Shi’ite’s ulama created the madrasa, which was a college of higher learning that attracted students who wanted to, learn the Qur’an, and similar. Also, Muslims

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    How Did Islam Spread Dbq

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    Would you join something, even if you didn’t want to, if someone bribed you to do so? The Islamic empire spread in three ways that might either seem reasonable or unfair or a bit of both; those three ways were by force, by bribery, and simply by convincing others to join. One way Islam spread was through force. According to document A, “By Allah’s help, some 70,000 of them [the Greeks] were put to death, and their remnants took flight, reaching as far as Palestine, Antioch, Aleppo, Mesopotamia and

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    population, making Islam the second-largest religion”(Desilver 1). The Muslim religion is very dominant religion in the 21st century. It is grown about 2.9% a year. This religion wasn’t always always so prominent, and so widely accepted. The Muslim religion was created by the Prophet Muhammad around 610 C.E. The religion started off in present day Saudi Arabia, the religions followers soon realized they would need to spread if they wish to keep their religion alive. Islam was spread to North Africa

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    How the Prophet Muhammad Spread Islam Prophet Muhammad was the last prophet of Islam, he had made the biggest impact on the religion. Prophet Muhammad spread the Islamic religion throughout most of the world. He started spreading the religion after he had received the message from Gabriel, an angel sent from God to the Prophet. At the age of forty the message of Islam started to spread upon those who were yet to join Islam (Muhammed, the messenger of God). The prophet did not force others

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