We can name three big reasons here.
1. The conversion to Islam in the early age was not something sudden and it did not mean that the previous religious convictions of the population were abandoned. The way it worked was that the Islamic practices were integrated into existing religious systems.
2. Second one is the traveling religious men who went and spread the faith. Wondering holly men were peaceful and were not perceived as threats.They were educated and often were healers. This allowed them to intermingle in the other societies and be their connection to the Islamic world.
3.The renewal movements or the reform ones were created in response to this intermingling of Islam with other religious doctrines. They wanted to return to the true faith and keep Islam pure. They wanted to purify it from foreign influences.
The book of Mark arranges the events as so:
1. Jesus is baptized
2. Jesus is tempted by Satan
3. Jesus gathers his first disciples in Galilee
4. He then goes on to Capernaum, where he heals many
5. Jesus preaches to a great crowd, and uses the following Kingdom illustrations:
The sower
The lamp not under the basket
The measure you use
The sower who sleeps
The mustard grain
6. He then calms a storm at sea.
7 in chapter 6, Jesus is rejected in his homewtown, then the death of John the Baptized, Jesus feeds 5,000, and the famous “walk on water”
8. In chapter 13, he goes on to tell a prophecy of the “conclusion of the system of things”
9. In chapter 14, proests plot to kill Jesus, Jesus is betrayed by Judas Iscariot, then the Last Passover is observed, and Jesus is arrested. This is when Peter denies Jesus as foretold earlier in the meal of the Passover.
10. Finally, Jesus is killed on the torture stake and is ressurected.
Hope this helps!
No, it is false that England was fortunate in that it never experienced social and economic problems similar to those that caused the French Revolution, since England experienced many such problems, including the English Civil War and the Glorious Revolution.
This "Necessary and Proper Clause also called the Elastic Clause grants Congress a set of so-called implied powers—that is,powers<span> not explicitly named in the Constitution but assumed to exist due to their being necessary to implement the expressed </span>powers<span> that are named in Article I. </span>
