Category: History of Islam

Throughout the previous decades, two religions were the most followed by people and that is Islam and Christianity. Each religion differs from the other in several aspects like Qur’an and The Bible. Followers of each religion believe that their religion is the true one since they believe it is the undeformed one and the other…

Table of contents Unified Message and Strong Leadership Effective Communication and Trade Routes Flexibility and Tolerance Socio-Economic Factors Conclusion: A Complex Interplay of Factors The rapid spread of Islam across vast regions and diverse cultures during its early years is a historical phenomenon that has intrigued scholars for centuries. In this essay, we delve into…

Table of contents Historical Relationship Differences in the Religions Current Relationship Conclusion References Historical Relationship Despite the difference in doctrines, the Jews, Christians, and Muslims have, in one way or another, related in accordance to their faith and beliefs. The three monotheistic religions are known for their high regard for their disparities despite the similarities…

Table of contents Beliefs in One God, Angels, Prophets, and Holy Scriptures Differences in Beliefs about Jesus Christ Practices and Rituals Values Regarding Social Issues Conclusion Religion has always been an essential part of human life, shaping cultures, traditions, and beliefs. Two of the world’s largest religions are Islam and Christianity. Despite their differences, they…

Table of contents Governing Systems Religious Tolerance Cultural Influences Differences Conclusion The Ottoman Empire and the Mughal Empire were two powerful empires that existed in different parts of the world. The Ottoman Empire spanned across Europe, Asia, and Africa, while the Mughal Empire was situated in the Indian subcontinent. Despite their geographical differences, the two…

Abu Bakr, the first Caliph of Islam, is known for his major accomplishments that have left an indelible mark on the history of Islam. Born in Mecca in 573 CE, Abu Bakr was a close companion and father-in-law of Prophet Muhammad. After the death of Prophet Muhammad in 632 CE, Abu Bakr played a pivotal…

The House of Wisdom gives a record of Muslim logical and social prevalence over Christian Europe amid the Middle Ages and contends that the West owes an obligation to the Arabs and Islam today (Lyons 13). His record is organized around Islam’s required five day-by-day prayers and supplications. Lyon does supports it by revealing the…

Table of contents Introduction Sharikat Mahassa Murabaha Financing Middle East’s First Diminishing Musharaka Introduction Michael J.T. McMillen is a lawyer by profession. He currently serves Curtis, a law firm, in the capacity of a Partner. His legal career is focused on project financing. He is also the Managing Director at a law firm called River…

Islam, the popular and influential communal religion was believed to have begun in Mecca and Medina around the beginning of the 7th century, approximately 600 years after Christianity was founded. Islam stands to yield many believers, which meant that there had to be some way for Islam to spread and grow. Islam accumulated a following…

In the history of the African continent, few figures are as renowned and celebrated as Mansa Musa, the 14th-century ruler of the Mali Empire. While Mansa Musa is often remembered for his immense wealth and extravagant spending, one of the most significant events in his life was his pilgrimage to Mecca in 1324. This journey…