The Relationship between Byzantines and Muslims in History

Recent literature has established an inseparable relationship between the Islamic empire of the 15th century and the Eastern Roman Empire. It is important that the Muslims gradually weakened the empire in a series of situations until the Muslims collapsed in 1453, not as a separate direct opposition from Byzantine's collapse. In recent decades, scholars have started research internationally. The negotiations and cultural exchanges between Byzantines and Muslims to establish the two empires are much closer than those thought by early historians.

Relationship between the Muslims and non-Muslims, the relationship between the Muslims and the state, in the Muslim and the relationship with the existing legal system which they live ... the classical tradition, the relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims is believed to be the apartheid I will. And hostility. Perhaps in the Middle Ages, there were reasons to do so when the principles of Islamic orthodoxism were established, but in today's world such doctrine is irrational. Because Muslim insists to some extent this view of Muslims, we can not harmoniously live peacefully in multicultural and multicultural societies of the 21st century.

In the interview, Muslim top class scholars in Indonesia stated that they should not pretend that orthodox Muslims and violence are not tied together

Indonesian Islamic leaders, according to Yahya Cholil Staquf, in accordance with the tradition of classical Islam, in time interview of 2017, the relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims is in the form of isolation and hostility. In his view, extremism and terrorism are related to orthodox Muslims, and extremist Islamist movement is nothing new. He added that politicians in the West should not pretend that radicalism is nothing to do with Islam. Thorn Holbrooke researcher at the research center for terrorism and political violence analyzed samples of 30 works by Jihad propaganda that some texts of the Quran were misused and distorted according to the purpose of violent Jihad . An - Nisa (4: 74 - 75) was cited most frequently; other general clauses are At - Taubah (9: 13 - 15, 38 - 39, 111) and Al - Baqarah (2: 190 -191, 216). Consider the Quran 9: 5.

Byzantine Contribution to Islamic Civilizations There were many invasions and invaders between Byzantine and Muslims. ▪ As time goes on, the boundary between them has been more or less established. When the expansion of Muslims slows down, trade and exchange with Byzantine is intensifying. The new Islamic empire is seeing Byzantium as a model for learning and improvement. The Byzantine people aimed at intimidation and excitement, incorporating the courtesy culture and the glory of the ceremony

Germanic culture and evolving Christianity combining Byzantine Empire and Western European Roman Empire of 1000, Greek and Roman culture