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In English / High School | 2014-11-20

What does tho map tell you about Muhammad's followers? Please help!

Asked by megcucc

Answer (3)

His followers went around a lot into different regions

Answered by Joel0920 | 2024-06-10

**Answer: **It tells me that all of Muhammad's followers must have been eager to fight for their faith and expand the empire so everyone could learn about the Islamic faith. This also expresses that the Muslims must have been skilled and well-skilled fighters to be able to conquer so expand so quickly together.
I hope I helped, if I got anything wrong, please correct me! Have a good day!

Answered by GoMaple2007 | 2024-06-14

The map illustrates the geographical expansion of Muhammad's followers after his death in 632 CE, highlighting their determination to unite the Arab tribes and spread Islam through military conquests. It shows their successful expansion into regions like Syria and Egypt, reflecting their military capabilities and economic motivations. Ultimately, the map underscores the rapid growth of the Muslim community, or ummah, across vast territories.
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Answered by GoMaple2007 | 2024-10-01

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