Certainly many people from different cultures converted to Islam during the Abbassid period. Whether or not they converted because they were attracted to it or converted because of social and economic factors is very debatable.
Yes. It did attract people of various cultures. The abbasids were not fanatic rulers.
islam and arab
Abu Abdullah bin Ja'far bin Muhammad Rodaki is the poet in question. He wrote 1,300,000 verses and had his eyes burned out by Abbassids for professing Ismaili Shiite Islam (as opposed to Sunni Islam).
There are no cultures that worship pigs. There are some cultures who don't eat pork such as Jewish and Islam cultures.
It is unclear what is being asked here. If it is asking whether or not aspects of Islam enter cultures where Islam is not predominant, then the answer is certainly, Yes. There are people converting to Islam in numerous countries and Islamic ideas and views are becoming mixed into certain aspects of mainstream culture.
nubia and ethiopia
Islam did not forbid contact with other cultures. If they had done so, this would have discouraged a flow of information and science.
Islam is a universal religion. It easily adapts to the new cultures and places. It accepts the traditions and customs of different nations and nationalities provided they are not strictly against the teachings of Islam. This loose fabric of Islam influenced blending of cultures in various regions.
sikhism, hinduism, islam, buddism, juadiasm
The dominant culture in Ethiopia I believe is the Amharic culture although the Oromo people outnumber them. The main religion is Ethiopian Christianity, followed by Sunni Islam.
The Islam religion covers millions of people and dozens of cultures and countries. It all depends of the culture and the rules of a country.
Islam is God religion since start of universe creation. It is not affected by any culture. refer to question below.
Not necessarily. Not all white people are racist especially that many Muslims are also white and because Islam is against racism based on colors, cultures, faiths, gender or any.