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Warfare between Christians and Muslims that lasted nearly 200 years was called the?
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What were the series of wars called that the Christians and Muslims fought between 1095 and the late 1200s?
The Crusades.
What name did the christians call their Muslim enemies in the middle ages?
Infidels Correction: Muslims called Christians Infidels. Christians called Muslims Saracens.
Christians worship in a church where do Muslims worship?
Muslims worship in a Masjid. Also called a mosque. == ==
What was the name that the Christians called the Muslims during the crusades?
Saracens.
What are Christians called when they convert to Islam?
When a Christian reverts to Islam they are called Muslims ;)
What is Muslims God called?
Same God for Christians and Jews. God is called in Arabic Allah.
What is the name of the wars fought between Muslims and christians for control of the holy land?
It Is Called The Crusades They're were a total of 9 crusades
Why is Adam worshipped by Muslims and Christians?
Muslims and Christians do not worship Adam. They believe he was the first man created by God, and was sent to Earth when he disobeyed God. Christians believe we carry his sin; this is called the "original sin". Muslims believe Adam sinned and that God forgave him. Muslims don't believe that sins are inherited.
The battle between the Muslims and the Franks was called the?
The battle between the Muslims and the Franks was called the Battle of Tours.
Who is Muslim people's god?
God of Muslims is the same God as for Christians and Jews. He is called in Arabic Allah (as also mentioned in Arabic Bibles and as called by Arabic Christians).
Do Muslims worship a book?
no, they are guided by it, it is called the Quran they worship god like Christians but Islam (Muslims religion) has different rules. But Muslims call god Allah which is in Arabic.
What was the centuries-long effort by Christians to drive the Muslims out of Spain?
It is called "La Reconquista", the "Reconquest".
