I also learned that when they would conquer a land that they would not force the residence to believe what they did, and that was very rare considering most empires dis force the residents of the lands they conquered to either convert or to die. Another thing was that most people think that the Muslims and the Christians always fought, but in reality there was a time when they lived in such harmony that they would share a building for both a church and a mosque. It wasn't until 1009 AD that when the Egyptian pharaoh Al-Hakim burnt down the Church of the Holy Sepulchre when turmoil began to turn between the Christians and the Muslims. It was rather interesting to hear that the new ruler of the Ottoman tribe had to prove himself in battle and conquer another land before his advisers and such would deem him worthy and obey his
I also learned that when they would conquer a land that they would not force the residence to believe what they did, and that was very rare considering most empires dis force the residents of the lands they conquered to either convert or to die. Another thing was that most people think that the Muslims and the Christians always fought, but in reality there was a time when they lived in such harmony that they would share a building for both a church and a mosque. It wasn't until 1009 AD that when the Egyptian pharaoh Al-Hakim burnt down the Church of the Holy Sepulchre when turmoil began to turn between the Christians and the Muslims. It was rather interesting to hear that the new ruler of the Ottoman tribe had to prove himself in battle and conquer another land before his advisers and such would deem him worthy and obey his