How Islam Came to South and Southeast Asia

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Islam came to Southeast Asia, first of all as a Muslim merchant along the main trade route between Asia and the Far East, further spread by Sophie's orders, and spread the domains and their community realm It eventually was integrated by spreading. The first community appeared in North Sumatra (Acit), and Melaka remains the home of Islam spreading along the region's trade route. There is no clear indication when Muslims first came to this area, the first Muslim tombstone marks go back to 1082

Contrary to the general belief, Muslims came to South Asia before Muslim invaded India. Arabic merchants arrived, the Indian subcontinent felt Islam's first influence in the 7th century. Arab traders had been visiting Malabar area connected to ports in Southeast Asia before Islam was established in Arab countries. According to historians Elliott and Dawson, according to their own book "History of India", their own historians, according to the 630 AD, the first ship carrying Muslim travelers appeared. Indian Coast It is believed to have been built in 629 under the command of a ruler of the unknown Chera dynasty during the lifetime of Muhammad (around 571 - 632) of Kodungallur of Thrissur. Kerala by district, Malikvin Deenar. In Malabar, Muslims are called Mappira