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    In early Arabia, many people worshipped many gods, which is called polytheism. All of that changed when Muhammad created a new religion called Islam. Muhammad was a prophet that was believed in ancient times to speak to an angel named gabriel. He kept getting messages from the angel, and all of those messages were put into a book called the Qur’an (The holy book). At first when he started teaching this new religion to the Arabs, there were some problems. Some got upset when they had to stop…

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    There are multiple theories on the spread of Islam and it’s effect on different regions. The spread of Islam in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa were adapted in a contrastive matter, including the the spark from trade and then the advice of Muhammad, however the impact of this spread affected both areas in a multitude of ways. Trade was a very present process during this time period. With Asia being a part of trade in the Silk Roads, Muslims were able to marry the Chinese. This was the start…

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    Albert D. Pionke's “Beyond “The Hero as Prophet”: A Survey of Images of Islam,”(2005) is a brief study of Thomas Carlyle’s lecture on Muhammad. The researcher starts his study by describing the significance and influence of Carlyle’s lecture, arguing that Carlyle’s image of Muhammad is a complex one. Accordingly, the author attempts to shed light on this complex image briefly by investigating the works of Carlyle in which he referred to Islam. First, Pionke analyses some parts of Carlyle’s…

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    prophet Muhammad, historian like Ibn Hisham focused his writing on stories about the prophet’s life that specifically focused on his victories, which conveys the power of Islam and its influence in many places especially Mecca and Medina. In this primary text, Ibn Hisham depicts yet another victory by Muhammad and his army. The prophet unsuccessfully left Mecca to Medina with only…

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    addresses them. This source was valuable as it allowed for an initial understanding on the faith, and aided the creation of research questions, such as, ‘Who was the founder of the Islamic Faith?’, ‘What caused the founder, Muhammad to preach?’ and ‘What did ideals did Muhammad found concerning war?’. The translations of the Islamic bible, Factfile and Points of View segments were pivotal in establishing the fundamentals of Islam. In terms…

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    apply the words and deeds which happens to be the duty of a prophet or messenger like Muhammad. If there was an illegitimate authority or just a divine doctrine for believers to go by, Muslims would justify their own rightfulness…

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    when Jesus was born. Than though all the miracles and popularity, Jesus has caused Christianity to be formed throughout time. Islam started in the 7th century when Muhammad was alive. It said that Muhammad was visited by the angel Gabriel. The angel gave him messages and Muhammad gave these messages. When Muhammad was noticed Muhammad died 10 years after . Then when he went to heaven his religion continued on still till this day. The beliefs of the Islamic and Christian faith are similar and…

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    He was born between 570-580 in Mecca home of the great fair. His very name means praiseworthy and as a teen Bahira the Christian Monk foresaw his career as a prophet of God, Muhammad was clearly meant for great things. Indeed the Prophet of Islam had several significant events throughout his career. There are three, however, that I will argue to be the most significant for the growth of the Islamic faith: his revelation at Mount Hira, the unification of Meccan and Median Muslims into the…

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    According to PBS (2002), Muhammad originated from Western Arabia. His parents were Abd Allah bin Al-Mutallib and Amina bint Wahb. Muhammad grew up with his mother as his father died before his birth. After his mother passed away, he was orphaned by his grandfather and uncle. When he became a man, he married a successful merchant named Khadija. While in Mecca, Muhammad was disgusted with the people who focused on material values so he prayed and fasted in a cave for several months then God…

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    the leader of their clan. At 25 Muhammad became a merchant and married Khagija a ship owner. Muhammad was nicknamed Al Amen which means the trusted one because he was so respected in his town of Makkah. One day in a cave an angel came to Muhammad and told him that their was only one God. Muhammad smashed all the tribal Gods in Makkah and started preaching the new message from the angel. Muhammad united the peninsula and spread the message of peace and unity. Muhammad wrote the Quran which is…

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