Though the Call of Muhammad(S.A.w) is Divine, but They were ignorant, proudy, and committed to their old customs an traditions and were not willing to compromise. As Social and Cultural issues are hardly compromised.
Buddha's teachings. However, it depends on the country and tradition. Some teachings vary from others.
Arab is an ethnicity, not a religion. Therefore there is no place of worship which is suitable for all Arabs. Most Arabs are Muslims and therefore pray in Mosques, but some Arabs are Christian and pray in Churches. Additionally, some Arabs are Jewish, Zoroastrian, Baha'i, Druze, and Yazidi, which leads to them praying in distinct houses of worship for those religions. Finally, some Arabs (although few are vocal about it) are Atheists and therefore do not worship at all.
African Arabs are overwhelmingly Sunni Moslem from the Maliki and Hanafi Schools. There are some Coptic Christians in Egypt, but elsewhere, the population of Non-Moslem Arabs in North Africa is minimal.
Like all other groups, some are and some aren't. Also, remember that not all Arabs are Muslim and vice-versa. Islam is a religion, where as Arabian is a race.
Being gay has nothing to do with race, ethnicity, religion, or national original. About 3% to 8% of society is gay, regardless of where you look.
Some responded negatively such as Quraishi (the tribe the Muhammad was from)leaders. Many responded positively such as Abu Bakr the first caliph. Those who responded posetively spread the word of Islam far and wide which is how Islam became the fastest growing religion on earth and the second most populous.
In the general sense, no. Arabs, in general, opposed the State of Israel through war and bloodshed on numerous occasions. However, there have been a number of Arabs who did help to create Israel, primarily among the Druze and Bedouins, but there are some ethnic Palestinians who have actively contributed to create Israel as well.
Some people were because he taught that there was only one God, Allah, and some people in Saudi Arabia were polytheistic, believing in many Gods, and they didn't like being told to stop worshipping their Gods. In whole history, people around the world follow different teachings. Even in one family, one likely finds different if not opposing views about life. So, naturally, for every teaching addressed to the masses (said from Heaven or not) there are always people opposing it (even in matters said scientific) and Muhammad's teachings are not an exception.
Arabs are a type of people. Some people are safe and some are not. Being Arab does not have any effect on how safe a person may or may not be.
Buddha's teachings. However, it depends on the country and tradition. Some teachings vary from others.
Sure. Some (or most) Muslim Arabs wear traditional clothing, but other Arabs - Christians, for example - wear very modern clothing.
Arab is an ethnicity, not a religion. Therefore there is no place of worship which is suitable for all Arabs. Most Arabs are Muslims and therefore pray in Mosques, but some Arabs are Christian and pray in Churches. Additionally, some Arabs are Jewish, Zoroastrian, Baha'i, Druze, and Yazidi, which leads to them praying in distinct houses of worship for those religions. Finally, some Arabs (although few are vocal about it) are Atheists and therefore do not worship at all.
One is the Arabic Numerals.
New Age beliefs about sexuality vary, but generally emphasize the sacred and spiritual aspects of intimate connections. They often promote open-mindedness, personal exploration, and respect for diverse forms of expression within consensual and loving relationships. This can include concepts like Tantra, energy exchange, and connecting with spiritual energies through sexual practices.
There are numerous Iraqi cultures and ethnic groups ranging from the Sunni Arabs to the Shiite Arabs, to the Marsh Arabs, to the Kurds, the Yezidi, the Yarsan, the Turcomans, the Assyrians, the Chaldeans, etc.
arabs wear almost no jewlery and if they did the jewelery must have been holy. or had some kind of value to them.
No. Arabs are just as beautiful or ugly as every other race. See some pictures of Arab celebrities linked below.