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I am working on this question but I am trying to focus on how the economic influence of society created the vehicle that allowed for Muhammid to gain followers and come to power, and how the Islam's economic influece has allowed for the religion to prosper and survive into modern society.
ReplyDeleteThis works, and is an interesting question: but be sure to read the debate inspired by Patricia Crone's Meccan Trade and the Rise of Islam.
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