Some responded negatively such as Quraishi (the tribe the Muhammad was from)leaders. Many responded positively such as Abu Bakr the first caliph. Those who responded posetively spread the word of Islam far and wide which is how Islam became the fastest growing religion on earth and the second most populous.
First, Arabs ignored Muhammad and his teachings. His first twelve years of preaching got him only 150 followers. Then, when Muhammad made clear that he intended to purge the idols from the Kaaba, this caused mass uproar because the majority of Meccans were polytheists. As a result, Muhammad was threatened with death. After fleeing to Medina, Muhammad established an Islamic theocracy and was effective in converting almost all of Arabia to Islam in the subsequent eight years through acts of conquest, treaty, repression of other religions, and political privileges for Muslims.
At first they opposed him but later on they accepted Islam.
they were very irritated by the fact that someone was telling them what to do
Most of the arabs seem to be in belgium at the moment...
Most African Arabs were Muslims and while most African Arabs today are Sunnis, historically, there was a mix of Sunni and Shiite Muslims. A minority of African Arabs are Christians.
Arabs and Muslims do not hate each other. Most Arabs are Muslims.
Yes, Arabs were polyethnic at that time.
Arabs is not a religion. Muslims venerate Mecca as a Holy City. All Arabs are not Muslim. All Muslims are not Arabs.
3 year time of by-cot in Shab e Abi Talib was most difficult time .
Most Arabs in Africa live in the north and northwest part of the continent.
Pakistanis do NOT call themselves Arab and most Pakistanis I have met would be offended to be considered Arab. Most are Moslems, like most Arabs are, but they do not call themselves or see themselves as Arabs.
They are most loyal to their religion.
Arabs are located in the Middle East and in Northern Africa
It depends on which "other Arabs" you are talking about; Pre-Islamic Arabia was a very religiously diverse place. However, the majority of Arabs were either henotheists or polytheists, so Muhammad's promotion of one God was unique for them. Conversely, Muhammad's revelation was different from those of the Jews and the Christians in citing a more universal prophetic tradition and creating a new set of edicts and organizations.