Rise Of Islam

Islamic law extends to major regions in Africa, Middle East, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Spain, and Southern Italy. Many Christians view Islam as a sword religion. They were very violent throughout history. The Arab forces are attacking the remnants of the Byzantine Empire. The first crusade began to arrest the Arab invaders. Islamic world view is greatly influenced by Christianity and Jewish world view. In the Qur'an it says there is a supreme God, and his name is Allah.

With the rise of Islam, Muslims should control the majority elements of society and become a political system that builds the whole by using Muslim terrorism. Islamic society (usually combined by anti-Islamic law and Islamic law, which is a generic term of Islamic law). Classifying a violent sacred warrior like Osama Bin Laden as "real Muslim" is still a matter of discussion among Muslim scholars. This is a common problem in many other religions, broadening peace and harmony, but often has violent history and theology.

The Arab riots that occurred in the Middle East in early 2011 occurred simultaneously with the marked increase in Islamic political movements in the Arab world. The elections of Islamic political groups in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and Morocco in particular reflect this growth. These success expresses to some extent that most Arabs want dreams that are somewhat long-awaited, placing Islamic political power at the forefront of politics, in preparation for the implementation of Islamic law. The supporters of these Islamic political movements are convinced that Muslims have been eliminated and left behind since the beginning of the 20th century. Some supporters believe that foreign colonization of the Arab regime established after the independence of the state is intended to leave Muslim and therefore interferes with the implementation of Islamic law .

Since the Islamic Revolution of Iran in 1979, the Middle East has witnessed the increased participation and influence of the Islamic movement (known as the Islamic Resurrection) in regional and domestic politics. Islamic resurgence 1 is a unique interpretation of Islam. It refers to individuals and exercises who want to enhance the influence of Islam in political, economic and social life. Lawrence G. Porter seemed to be part of the broader global movement that people are dissatisfied with the government, feel erosion of traditional values ​​and treat religion as a source of identity I believe that. .2 Over the past few months the conservative religious party in the Middle East achieved a victory in the major elections, cast doubt on the changes in the social nature of these countries and presented new diplomatic issues to the United States . "3