Why did Islam spread so quickly in the start?

About 1400 years ago, there are few religions that are rapidly spreading like Muslims. In just a few decades, Muslims have spread all the way from Saudi Arabia to Spain to the west and India to the east.

For some reason mainly related to military conquest, Muslim spread rapidly from the beginning. The first and most important thing is Muslim.

Muslims are well known all over the world. According to historians, this important religion is expanding rapidly. Factors contributing to the spread of Muslims around the world are very diverse. This religion began to spread but it faced several obstacles as many people did not want to convert so they believed they were very suitable for their monotheistic religion. When people came to convert to Islam, Muslims began to notice how attractive this religion is.

Muslim spread to Xinjiang in the 10th and 16th centuries. The way local people accept Muslims is different from how other parts of China accept Muslim. After the establishment of a Muslim community, Islam did not spread rapidly, only after the nobility converted to Muslim and claimed that it was a national religion. Nobles spread Muslims to their people. Therefore, the combination of politics and religion is a characteristic of the spread of Islam in Xinjiang. Muslims from all the ethnic groups in Xinjiang and Muslim uprising from the inland region resist the exploitation of the Qing Dynasty and ethnic discrimination.

Muslims are expanding rapidly as Islamic countries are likely to expand rapidly at first. The Middle East was governed by Byzantine Empire and Sass Persian, who fought each other in a series of devastating wars. Byzantine is also a ruthless enforcer of orthodox Christianity. "Christian" Christianity like Christianity has many believers in Egypt, Palestine, Syria These people welcome Muslims as liberals and often work with them.

Muslims first expanded rapidly to Arab countries and neighboring countries, then spread all over the world. There are 1.2 billion Muslims in the world, of which 7 million are in the United States. Arabs living in the Middle East are only about 18% of Muslims. The countries with the largest Muslim population are Indonesia and India. Islam has two basic groups: Sunni (about 80% of Muslims in the world) and Shiites (about 20% of the world Muslims). They share the same basic belief, but they oppose who Islam's legitimate leader after Muhammad's death.