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Islam likely reached Oman when the Arab tribes of eastern Arabia joined with Mohammed and the Muslims in 632 CE, following the capitulation of the Meccans.
Saudi Arabia's primary religion (along with most of the Middle East) is Islam.
Muslims make a pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
Mecca, in Saudi Arabia.
no they didn't, barbers convert to Islam peacefully...100% of them belive of Islam
syria, Saudi Arabia and Egypt ___________________________________________________________ By Muslims all over the world
In Saudi Arabia, there are 24,949,000 Muslims, and about 85% are Sunnis, 15% are Shi'as.
Muslims pray facing the holiest of cities in Islam--Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
There is only one kind of Islam religion and it did start in Saudi Arabia and Arabs were the first Muslims
Saudi Arabia is named after the language Arabic and the culture Islam. Saudie Arabia is also named after the honor of the royal family wich were Muslims.
Arabia is a unique case. The Biography of the Prophet and the story of Early Caliphate are quite clear. Islam spread throughout Arabia through two major prongs. Mohammed was a Preacher who was able to convince through words that he was the final Prophet of God. More instrumental, however, was the war between the Muslims and the Tribe of Qoreish between the cities of Yethrib/Medina and Mecca. The Muslim victory over Qoreish led to mass conversions across Arabia since many Arabians now saw Islam as the dominant power in the region and were giving their authority to Mohammed to prevent a similar war. After Mohammed's death, several of these tribes de-converted from Islam since to them it was only a tribal pact. Caliph Abu Bakr was forced to dedicate his Caliphate to subduing these other tribes and forcing them to become Muslim. There were still some non-Muslims living in Arabia until the next Caliph, Omar, evicted all non-Muslims from Arabia.
Saudi Arabia is the birthplace of the Islamic faith. Additionally, all faiths other than Sunni Islam are illegal in Saudi Arabia.