Islam was usually transmitted with a number of Arab cultural norms, such as the Arabic language, Arab merchantry, Arab values, Arab clothing, Arab artistry, and Arab social organization (tribalism). This modified most of the cultures under Arab hegemony and, in the case of the North African Amazigh, the Egyptian Copts, the Phoenicians, Arameans, Assyrians, Babylonians, and the Judeans, it led to such an erosion of their indigenous culture, that those among them that converted to Islam were said to have performed "Ta3arib" (تعريب) or Arabization. In the case of Spain, northern Spaniards noted how Christians in southern Spain took on many of these Arab affectations and called them mozárabes, which is the corruption of the Arabic "most3arab" (مستعرب) which is a derivative of "Ta3arib".
Conquest.
Caliph Abu Bakr permitted several attacks against Mesopotamia, primarily with the purpose of bullying local tribes to support the Islamic Caliphate against the Persian Sassanian Empire and pillage from those who resisted. Once satisfied that Mesopotamia could be conquered from the Persians, Caliph Abu Bakr instructed his star general, Khalid ibn Walid to conquer various cities along the Euphrates river, all of which fell in 633 C.E. By the end of July 633 C.E. most of what is called "Iraq" today was controlled by the Rashidun Caliphate.
The Battles of year 633 CE led by Khalid ibn Walid: Battle of Chains - April; Battle of River - April; Battle of Walaja - May; Battle of Ullais - May; Siege of Hira - May; Siege of Al Anbar - July; and the Battle of Ein ut Tamr - July
It was spread in Arabic.
The Arabic language spread through the Islamic conquests starting in the 7th century, reaching regions such as North Africa, Spain, the Middle East, and parts of Asia. The establishment of the Islamic Caliphate helped to promote Arabic as a language of administration, trade, and culture, contributing to its widespread adoption among diverse populations. Arab merchants, scholars, and travelers played a significant role in furthering the reach of the Arabic language through trade, education, and intercultural exchange.
The religion of the Muslims is Islam. Arabic is the original language as it was started in Saudi Arabia and The Holy Quran is in Arabic. Islam spread all over the world so Muslim culture can vary depending on the country you live, but they all follow the teachings of Prophet Mohammad and the Holy Quran
The spread of Islam played a significant role in the spread of the Arabic language in West Africa. The establishment of Islamic schools and trading networks facilitated the adoption of Arabic as a language of religion, education, and trade. Additionally, the influence of Arabic scholarship and literature contributed to its widespread use in the region.
The influences are Islam religion, Sultan government, the Arabic language, the Arabic writing system, the use of calendar and the "singkil" dance.
The Arabic culture came to dominate the region through migration, trade, and the spread of Islam. Arab culture replaced non-Arab cultures in the Upper Middle East (the Levant, Mesopotamia, and Egypt) when the Islamic Caliphates began the process of Arabization, which was a linguistic and intermarrying process, after the Islamic conquests.
so that there would be more people to join the muzlims on there journey to the holy place
Arabic language spread to some extent. However, French and English languages spread more widely.
The Qu'ran is written in Arabic and Muslims say that Arabic is the best language to read it in. So, all Muslims must learn Arabic.
Arabic as a distinct written language began to develop in the 5th century CE, though it had earlier roots in the Arabian Peninsula. It further evolved with the spread of Islam in the 7th century and became a major language of literature, science, and culture.
Arabic is the language. Islam is the religion and political system. "Islam" in Arabic means "Submission." "Arab" in Arabic means "bedouin."
The religion of Islam was spread. (study island answer)