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Who was the person who preached and spread the Muslim religion?
Muhammad.
What were the main values that Muhammad preached?
Prophet Muhammad preached the values that shaped the Islam ethics and morals and supported by Quran Golden Rules.Refer to the related questions below for more information.
What rules for daily living did Muhammad teach?
Muhammad teach children to honor their parents, he also teach them the words of God.
Why Muhammad teachings were popular with poorer people?
Muhammad preached that all people are equal and that the rich should share their wealth with the poor . Many poor people began accepting Muhammad's message and became Muslims, or followers of Islam.
What was the name of the religion Muhammad began?
Islam is the religion preached by Prophet Mohammad
Who was Prophet Muhammad 's Muslim emmisary to the makkans what happened to him?
Prophet Muhammad's Muslim emissary to the Makkans was Al-Harith ibn al-Simmah. He was sent to convey the message of Islam to the Quraysh tribe in Makkah. Unfortunately, he was captured and killed by the Quraysh, which highlighted the tensions and hostilities faced by early Muslims during their struggle to spread their faith. His martyrdom underscored the risks that early believers faced in the pursuit of religious freedom.
What are things that Muhamad preached about?
Muhammad(pbbuh) preached about worshiping ONE god, not worshiping jesus(pbuh) but worshiping the ONE god who created jesus(pbuh)!
What Century did Muhammad teach in?
Muhammad revealed the Qur'an in the early 7th Century.
What did Muhammad teach?
religion and prophecy and culture.
What is a holy moslem city that starts with an m?
There are two prevalent ones: Mecca- that is where Muhammad lived and preached Medina - that is where Muhammad was when he was driven out of Mecca before he returned
African American group founded by Elijah Muhammad that preached black separation and self help?
Nation of Islam
What message did Muhammad preach to the people of Arabia?
He preached that life should be enjoyed and cherished and not destroyed by school and work.
