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Artemon [7]
3 years ago
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Where did the islamic religion originate? Explain 2 ways in which the Quran is important in the Islamic religion? Why was the de

velopment of Islam so contraversial?
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sweet [91]3 years ago
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Answer:

It originated in Saudi Arabia in a very important city named Mecca. The Quran is a sacred text in Islam and is known as the word of God, and the word of God was given to the Prophet Muhammad through an Archangel named Gabriel. Another reason the Quran is so important in Islam, is because the Quran set the groundwork for Islam and serves as a guide today along with other sacred texts like the Hadith, think of the Quran as the Islamic bible. The development of Islam was considered controversial by many due to Islam spreading "by the sword" and that means through conquest. Keep in mind, it also spread through trade, pilgrimages, among other things.

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