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Compare and contrast the treatment of different religions by rulers of the Arab empire.

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Just talk about the arab leaders treating polytheistic religions like buddism and hinduism unfairly by destroying and trashing they temples or where they usually pray/"do" their religion
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Ok fine, I`ll give you the answer. But please don't copy and paste it as your own. You can also find the answer in the study guide (message board). The page is 462. And the title is "Treatment of Non-Muslims" (The study guide, message board, and the book might only be available for Conexus students)

Answer: Arab was "somewhat" tolerant of Jews and Christians. They respected then because they where counted as the "People of the book". But followers of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Zoroastrianism where treated harsh. People didn't respect then as much because they were not considered the "People of the book". Because of that, sometimes their places of worship and holy books were destroyed.

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Arab was "somewhat" tolerant of Jews and Christians. They respected then because they where counted as the "People of the book". But followers of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Zoroastrianism where treated harsh. People didn't respect then as much because they were not considered the "People of the book". Because of that, sometimes their places of worship and holy books were destroyed.

Thats the Answer Hope it Helps (:
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Answers to ALL 4 written questions.


1: Arab was "somewhat" tolerant of Jews and Christians. They respected then because they where counted as the "People of the book". But followers of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Zoroastrianism where treated harsh. People didn't respect then as much because they were not considered the "People of the book". Because of that, sometimes their places of worship and holy books were destroyed.

2: The split between the two sects has lasted since the death of Muhammad. Sunni Muslims remain the majority in most Muslim countries with the exception of Iraq and Iran. The split has been largely a peaceful division, since the Shi'ites lost the competition for dominance of the Muslim world early on.

3: The religious, social, and political tenets that Muhammad established with the Quran became the foundation of Islam and the Muslim world. Muslims often refer to Muhammad as Prophet Muhammad, or just "The Prophet" or "The Messenger", and regard him as the greatest of all Prophets.

4: Prosper means the economies succeeded or did well. increased trade, the growth of wealthy city-states, and an interest in classical ideas and styles, one factor is: Their development of advanced concepts, techniques and use in production, investment, finance, economic development, and etc. This helped them with the way they had lived their lives. The Umayyads moved the capitol from Medina to Damascus. They also embraced open commercial and trade markets, promoted the arts
and sciences, and established a strong internal infrastructure.

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1: Arab was "somewhat" tolerant of Jews and Christians. They respected then because they where counted as the "People of the book". But followers of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Zoroastrianism where treated harsh. People didn't respect then as much because they were not considered the "People of the book". Because of that, sometimes their places of worship and holy books were destroyed.

2: The split between the two sects has lasted since the death of Muhammad. Sunni Muslims remain the majority in most Muslim countries with the exception of Iraq and Iran. The split has been largely a peaceful division, since the Shi'ites lost the competition for dominance of the Muslim world early on.

3: The religious, social, and political tenets that Muhammad established with the Quran became the foundation of Islam and the Muslim world. Muslims often refer to Muhammad as Prophet Muhammad, or just "The Prophet" or "The Messenger", and regard him as the greatest of all Prophets.

4: Prosper means the economies succeeded or did well. increased trade, the growth of wealthy city-states, and an interest in classical ideas and styles, one factor is: Their development of advanced concepts, techniques and use in production, investment, finance, economic development, and etc. This helped them with the way they had lived their lives. The Umayyads moved the capitol from Medina to Damascus. They also embraced open commercial and trade markets, promoted the arts
and sciences, and established a strong internal infrastructure.

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There were four primary groups in Muslim society. Arab Muslims were at the top of the top of the social structure. Non-Arab Muslims were the next to arrive. Jews and Christians made up the third group, while some Jews and Christians climbed to important positions in society as the Islamic empire grew. Jews and Christians were tolerated in the Arab rule to some level. Muslims revered their sacred scriptures, therefore Jews and Christians were considered as "People of the Book." Jews and Christians were free to profess their religions and run their own affairs. Despite this, they were required to pay a tax and were subject to various restrictions. Sometimes when a new ruler emerged, non-Muslims who were "People of the Book," had to convert to Islam because of some laws. Other religions, such as Buddhism, Hinduism, and Zoroastrianism, received harsher treatment. Because they were not considered "People of the Book," their places of worship and holy scriptures were sometimes demolished.

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Answers to ALL 4 written questions.

1: Arab was "somewhat" tolerant of Jews and Christians. They respected then because they where counted as the "People of the book". But followers of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Zoroastrianism where treated harsh. People didn't respect then as much because they were not considered the "People of the book". Because of that, sometimes their places of worship and holy books were destroyed.

2: The split between the two sects has lasted since the death of Muhammad. Sunni Muslims remain the majority in most Muslim countries with the exception of Iraq and Iran. The split has been largely a peaceful division, since the Shi'ites lost the competition for dominance of the Muslim world early on.

3: The religious, social, and political tenets that Muhammad established with the Quran became the foundation of Islam and the Muslim world. Muslims often refer to Muhammad as Prophet Muhammad, or just "The Prophet" or "The Messenger", and regard him as the greatest of all Prophets.

4: Prosper means the economies succeeded or did well. increased trade, the growth of wealthy city-states, and an interest in classical ideas and styles, one factor is: Their development of advanced concepts, techniques and use in production, investment, finance, economic development, and etc. This helped them with the way they had lived their lives. The Umayyads moved the capitol from Medina to Damascus. They also embraced open commercial and trade markets, promoted the arts
and sciences, and established a strong internal infrastructure.
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Answers the question 15-18: the typing ones

15. Some of the Arab empire forced their own religion on Christians and Jews, but earlier on they didnt force it so much. The Arab empire conquered the Sasanian empire and then made the Zorastrainian religion the dominant religion.

16. After Muhammad's death, some Arab empires rebelled against the Muslim rule, which caused a split between them both. The Muslims later defeted the Arab empires that broke away from the Muslims rule.

17. Muhammad had established the Quran. The Quran was what helped spread Islam because if others read it, they would spread it to more people and then their religion spread more and more.

18. Trade helped them a lot because whenever they traded with someone, they prospered by getting something new that could be better than the thing they traded. City-states also helped them prosper because more people were coming to move into the new city-states.
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Compare and contrast the treatment of different religions by rulers of the Arab empire.
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The Arab empire was "somewhat" tolerant of Jews and Christians, which were considered the "People of the Book." They were allowed to practice their faith freely, but they had to pay a tax and were subject to certain restrictions. Non-Muslims who were "People of the Book" were sometimes forced to convert to Islam under the law. On the other hand, religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism, and Zoroastrianism were not respected as much because they were not considered "People of the Book." Their places of worship and holy scriptures were sometimes destroyed. This shows that while Arab rulers showed some tolerance towards certain religions, there were also limitations and restrictions placed on those who did not fall under the "People of the Book" category.
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were there any other religions???
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Yes, there were other religions in the Arab empire such as the Sabians and the Majus, who practiced their own faiths. The Sabians were a monotheistic group that followed the teachings of John the Baptist, while the Majus were a Persian religion that worshipped fire and other natural elements. These religions were not as well-known or prevalent as the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam). However, like other non-"People of the Book" religions, the Sabians and the Majus were sometimes treated harshly by Arab rulers.
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just to ask so theres no more religions
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There were other religions present in the Arab empire, but they were not as prevalent or well-known as the religions mentioned above. The Sabians and the Majus were two of the most prominent non-Abrahamic religions in the empire, but there were likely others as well.
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Describe the split in the Muslim community caused by Muhammad’s death.
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The split in the Muslim community, also known as the Sunni-Shia split, was caused by a disagreement over who should succeed Muhammad as leader of the Islamic community after his death. Some members of the community believed that the rightful leader should be elected by the community, while others believed that leadership should pass down through Muhammad's family. The majority elected Abu-Bakr, one of Muhammad's companions, to be the first caliph (leader) of the Islamic community. This group became the Sunni Muslims. The minority that favored leadership through Muhammad's family elected Ali, Muhammad's cousin and son-in-law, as their leader. This group became known as the Shia Muslims. This split in the Muslim community has lasted to this day, and there are still differences between Sunnis and Shias regarding religious interpretation and leadership.
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What was Muhammad’s role in establishing and spreading Islam?
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Muhammad played a critical role in establishing and spreading Islam. He was born in Mecca, Arabia in 570 CE and began receiving revelations from Allah at the age of 40. These revelations, which
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