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First, Muhammad had to make the people believe in him, both as a religious leader and as a warrior. In the beginning, he had little luck, and had to flee from his home in Mecca to Medina (Yathrib) under cover of night.
In Medina, Muhammad built up political alliances more so than gaining followers of his new religion. Then after a number of military victories, he gained followers impressed by his military prowess. After he returned to Mecca and defeated the Meccans, they conceded that their gods had failed to protect them, which left them no option but to join Muhammad. Certainly, Islam offered a better, more peaceful life and taught high moral principles and an understanding of God, but Muhammad's early achievements resulted more from cultural and military successes than an instant attraction to Islam and belief in one God.
hes ambition was to make people believe in allah and stop people from doing the bad things and stop praying deities made by hand of human.
fairies are fictional characters that are make believe but most people do believe in them
He presented the truth and ppl had a choice to make from there
Adaptaions, with an A, not adoptions-you wouldn't believe how many people get the two terms confused.
Yes. The people of Madina accepted Islam and made him their ruler.
I believe some can and some can't.
No, magic is only make-believe.
It is not possible to make people (i.e. to force people) believe in anything. You can fool them into a belief, but then you run the change that they will discover your deception.
Lazy people are the ones that are not able to make their beds, expect for people like little kids that are just learning how to make their beds.
No. It is make believe .
"are make" is the simple predicate in this sentence.
The experiences people face by ghosts make them believe in the supernatural, also speaking to the dead make people believe in the supernatural and some people naturally believe in the supernatural