Ancient Islam
Islam is the proper name of a religion. Islam is truly a universal religion. There may be 6 to 8 million Muslims in North America, over 30 million Muslims in Western Europe and 50 to 60 million live in different parts of the Republics that were once a part of Soviet Union. Significant Muslim minorities live in the Far East and in Eastern Europe. Islam exist in countries like Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Turkey, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sudan, Lebanon, etc. Mohammad was the man who Allah sent to do the teachings of Islam to mankind. (Just like Jesus) He was born in Mecca, a city on the Arabian Peninsula, in 571 A.D. He was an orphan. His father died before his birth and his mother died when he was six. His grandfather raised him till he was nine. When his grandfather passed away, his uncle rai
It is still studied by the Islamic people, but it was more accepted in the first centuries of Islam. Later, Khadija would be the first person to accept Islam, and she is the best example of a faithful and devoted wife in Islamic history. They grew to like each other's qualities and got married. The whole structure of the Koran is science itself, as there is no chronology in it, like the one found in the Bible, and most of its consists of commandments and warnings, and only a part is stories. The book is accepted by the whole Muslim society. At age 25 a rich widow, Khadija, hired him to manage her business and trade. Each of these has two tasks, leaving the Muslims with 14 ways of reading the Koran. As he grew up he worked as a shepherd and as a trader in the caravans. The society at that time was full with polygamy, sensuality, and sexuality. The young man's brains, hard work, and honesty impressed Khadija. The Koran is divided into 114 suras, which are opened by signals on their origin. The Ancient Islamic people invented the Koran. But it is generally accepted that some of suras have parts from the other city than the one they have as their origin. The early Muslims studied history, language, and science in order to understanding the Koran better.
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