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Many factors contributed to Islam expanding; mainly:

  • Islam truthfulness
  • Quran authenticity that remained unaltered through all the years since Quran revelation by God to prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him)
  • The personality of prophet Muhammad and his good morals and characters
  • The scientific miracles in Quran scientific statements that their truthfulness had been validated only recently through the current advances in sciences and technologies.

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