Romans And Persians: Social Decadence Of The Pre-Islam

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Everything begins since 500 century with the two big and powerful empires which knows as Roman and Persian. These two empires ruled the whole Asia. There was a strong hatred between the Jews and the Romans in particular what necessitated by intolerance of those days, and this hatred was alone in the days of Hercules. The Persians were very social decadence of the pre-Islamic. The Persians were very social decadence of the pre-Islamic. There are many disagreements have occurred between Romans and Persians and they keep fighting each other's. After a decade of war they both empires fall, and a new empire born from the ashes. The new empire was the first Muslim formed by the second caliph Omar. Omar was the very strategic guy. He took they

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