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Why was Islam succsesfull?
The reason why Islam was so successful is because it was spread as soon as the message was given to the prohet Muhammad(PBUH)
What was the message given in the first revelation of Prophet Muhammad by Allah?
The first mesaage that Muhammad received was that allahtold him that you are my prophet and you will spread Islam
When Muhammad died how far did Islam spread?
After the death of Muhammad, Islam spread all the way to the northern Arabian Peninsula.
What problem did Muhammad encounter while trying to spread the message of Islam?
umm to be 100% honest i have no idea
How did Muhammad bring Islam is into Arabia?
Muhammad preached the message of Islam in Mecca, facing opposition from the Quraysh tribe. He eventually migrated to Medina, where he gained followers and established a community based on Islamic principles. Through his teachings, leadership, and example, Muhammad successfully spread Islam throughout Arabia.
How did Muhammad become the prophet of Islam?
Muhammad became the prophet of Islam after receiving revelations from the angel Gabriel in a cave near Mecca. These revelations were later compiled into the Quran, the holy book of Islam. Through his teachings and leadership, Muhammad spread the message of Islam and gained a following of believers who accepted him as the final prophet of God.
What is the religion that Muhammad spread called?
Islam
Why did Muhammad spread the news about Islam?
Prophet Muhammad spread the religion of Islam so that people can follow/practice this religion. Just like why did Jesus spread the news about Christianity?
What is the religion based on the message of Muhammad called?
Islam !!
Who helped start Islam?
Muhammad [S.A.W] spread the word of Islam first
How did the religion of Islam spread?
by our Prophet Hazrat Muhammad
Why did Muhammad spread Islam and how was his message received in mecca and in Medina?
Muhammad spread Islam to share his belief in monotheism and provide a moral framework for society, emphasizing justice, compassion, and community. In Mecca, his message faced strong opposition from the ruling elites, who were threatened by his critique of idolatry and social inequality. However, in Medina, he found a welcoming audience, as the city's inhabitants were receptive to his teachings, leading to the establishment of a supportive Muslim community and the formation of a political and religious framework for Islam.
