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Paul Matisz at 00:53, 15 July 2008

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	'''Islam''' is a monothestic [[religion]] based on the worship of ''Allah'' ([[Arabic]] for, simply, "God") as revealed by the teachings [[6th Century]] prophet [[Mohammed]]. The writings of Mohammed were collected in the [[Qu'ran]] (alternatively spelled ''Koran'') and form the basis of this faith.		'''Islam''' is a monothestic [[religion]] based on the worship of ''Allah'' ([[Arabic]] for, simply, "God") as revealed by the teachings of the [[6th Century]] prophet [[Mohammed]]. The writings of Mohammed were collected in the [[Qu'ran]] (alternatively spelled ''Koran'') and form the basis of this faith.

	Islam means "Submission" (to the will of God). A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim''', meaning "One who Submits". In [[period]] as today, the Muslim world stretched from [[Morocco]] to the Philippines.		Islam means "Submission" (to the will of God). A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim''', meaning "One who Submits". In [[period]] as today, the Muslim world stretched from [[Morocco]] to the Philippines.

Paul Matisz at 00:53, 15 July 2008

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	'''Islam''' is a monothestic [[religion]] based on the worship of ''Allah'' ([[Arabic]] for, simply, "God") as revealed by the teachings [[6th Century]] prophet [[Mohammed]]. The writings of Mohammed were collected in the [[Qu'ran]] (alternatively spelled ''Koran'') and form the basis of this faith.		'''Islam''' is a monothestic [[religion]] based on the worship of ''Allah'' ([[Arabic]] for, simply, "God") as revealed by the teachings [[6th Century]] prophet [[Mohammed]]. The writings of Mohammed were collected in the [[Qu'ran]] (alternatively spelled ''Koran'') and form the basis of this faith.

	Islam means "Submission" (to the will of God). A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim''', meaning "One who Submits".		Islam means "Submission" (to the will of God). A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim''', meaning "One who Submits". In [[period]] as today, the Muslim world stretched from [[Morocco]] to the Philippines.

	In [[period]], Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. European [[period]] sources include all sorts of slanders and inaccuracies about Islam, including the accusation that they worshipped a variety of [[idol\|idols]] and [[devil\|devils]]. Curiously, one of the most feared Muslims, [[Saladin]], was sometimes compared to the [[Nine Worthies]], an example of [[chivalry\|chivalric virtue]].		In [[period]], Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. European [[period]] sources include all sorts of slanders and inaccuracies about Islam, including the accusation that they worshipped a variety of [[idol\|idols]] and [[devil\|devils]]. Curiously, one of the most feared Muslims, [[Saladin]], was sometimes compared to the [[Nine Worthies]], an example of [[chivalry\|chivalric virtue]].

	One major conflict was the [[Moorish Invasion]] of the [[Spain\|Spanish]] ~~penisula~~. ~~While~~ ~~there~~ ~~was, sometimes, a certain degree~~ of ~~harmony~~ ~~within these occupied communities,~~ the [[Crusade~~\|Crusades~~]] in the Middle East ~~were~~ a ~~series of~~ vicious [[war~~\|wars~~]], primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Holy Land]] from Muslim control. Between Crusades, the lands of [[Outremer]] and the [[Crusader States]] held an uneasy peace with their Islamic neighbours.		One major conflict between [[Christian\|Christendom]] and the Muslim world was the [[Moorish Invasion]] of the [[Spain\|Spanish]] peninsula. Another major series of conflicts were the [[Crusade]]s in the Middle East, a chain vicious [[war]]s, primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Holy Land]] from Muslim control. Between Crusades, the lands of [[Outremer]] and the [[Crusader States]] held an uneasy peace with their Islamic neighbours.

	The conflict between [[Christian]] and Muslim was somewhat ironic, because during and between each ~~Crusades~~ Muslim influence on European culture became more and more widespread. One pertinent example is that Europeans use [[arabic numerals]] rather than [[roman numerals]] for [[mathematics]].		The conflict between [[Christian]] and Muslim was somewhat ironic, because during and between each [[crusade]] Muslim influence on European culture became more and more widespread. One pertinent example is that Europeans use [[arabic numerals]] rather than [[roman numerals]] for [[mathematics]].

	== Your [[SCA]] [[Persona]] is a Muslim ==		== Your [[SCA]] [[Persona]] is a Muslim ==

Paul Matisz: spelling corrected

2006-08-01T12:52:45Z

spelling corrected

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	'''Islam''' is a monothestic [[religion]] based on the worship of ''Allah'' ([[Arabic]] for, simply, "God") as revealed by the teachings [[6th Century]] prophet [[Mohammed]]. The writings of Mohammed were collected in the [[Qu'ran]] (alternatively spelled ''Koran'') and form the basis of this faith.		'''Islam''' is a monothestic [[religion]] based on the worship of ''Allah'' ([[Arabic]] for, simply, "God") as revealed by the teachings [[6th Century]] prophet [[Mohammed]]. The writings of Mohammed were collected in the [[Qu'ran]] (alternatively spelled ''Koran'') and form the basis of this faith.

	Islam means "Submission" (to the will of God). A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim''', meaning "One who ~~Sumbits~~".		Islam means "Submission" (to the will of God). A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim''', meaning "One who Submits".

	In [[period]], Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. European [[period]] sources include all sorts of slanders and inaccuracies about Islam, including the accusation that they worshipped a variety of [[idol\|idols]] and [[devil\|devils]]. Curiously, one of the most feared Muslims, [[Saladin]], was sometimes compared to the [[Nine Worthies]], an example of [[chivalry\|chivalric virtue]].		In [[period]], Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. European [[period]] sources include all sorts of slanders and inaccuracies about Islam, including the accusation that they worshipped a variety of [[idol\|idols]] and [[devil\|devils]]. Curiously, one of the most feared Muslims, [[Saladin]], was sometimes compared to the [[Nine Worthies]], an example of [[chivalry\|chivalric virtue]].

Conrad Leviston: Category:Religion

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Category:Religion

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	Quite likely if you have a [[Middle East\|Middle Eastern]] or North [[Africa\|African]] [[persona]]. Contact between Christian Europe and the Muslim Middle East was extensive, owing to the Crusades, the Christian practice of [[pilgrimage]], and [[trade]].		Quite likely if you have a [[Middle East\|Middle Eastern]] or North [[Africa\|African]] [[persona]]. Contact between Christian Europe and the Muslim Middle East was extensive, owing to the Crusades, the Christian practice of [[pilgrimage]], and [[trade]].

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Paul Matisz at 01:53, 12 April 2006

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	Islam means "Submission" (to the will of God). A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim''', meaning "One who Sumbits".		Islam means "Submission" (to the will of God). A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim''', meaning "One who Sumbits".

	In [[period]], Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. European [[period]] sources include all sorts of slanders and inaccuracies about Islam, including the accusation that they worshipped a variety of [[idol\|idols]] and [[devil\|devils]]. Curiously, one of the most feared Muslims, [[Saladin]], was ~~held~~ up ~~as one of~~ the [[Nine Worthies]], an example of [[chivalry\|chivalric virtue]].		In [[period]], Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. European [[period]] sources include all sorts of slanders and inaccuracies about Islam, including the accusation that they worshipped a variety of [[idol\|idols]] and [[devil\|devils]]. Curiously, one of the most feared Muslims, [[Saladin]], was sometimes compared to the [[Nine Worthies]], an example of [[chivalry\|chivalric virtue]].

	One major conflict was the [[Moorish Invasion]] of the [[Spain\|Spanish]] penisula. While there was, sometimes, a certain degree of harmony within these occupied communities, the [[Crusade\|Crusades]] in the Middle East were a series of vicious [[war\|wars]], primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Holy Land]] from Muslim control. Between Crusades, the lands of [[Outremer]] and the [[Crusader States]] held an uneasy peace with their Islamic neighbours.		One major conflict was the [[Moorish Invasion]] of the [[Spain\|Spanish]] penisula. While there was, sometimes, a certain degree of harmony within these occupied communities, the [[Crusade\|Crusades]] in the Middle East were a series of vicious [[war\|wars]], primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Holy Land]] from Muslim control. Between Crusades, the lands of [[Outremer]] and the [[Crusader States]] held an uneasy peace with their Islamic neighbours.

Paul Matisz at 01:52, 12 April 2006

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	'''Islam''' is a monothestic [[religion]] based on the worship of ''Allah'' ([[Arabic]] for, simply, "God") as revealed by the teachings [[6th Century]] prophet [[Mohammed]]. The writings of Mohammed were collected in the [[Qu'ran]] (alternatively spelled ''Koran'') and form the basis of this faith.		'''Islam''' is a monothestic [[religion]] based on the worship of ''Allah'' ([[Arabic]] for, simply, "God") as revealed by the teachings [[6th Century]] prophet [[Mohammed]]. The writings of Mohammed were collected in the [[Qu'ran]] (alternatively spelled ''Koran'') and form the basis of this faith.

	A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim'''.		Islam means "Submission" (to the will of God). A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim''', meaning "One who Sumbits".

	In [[period]], Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. European [[period]] sources include all sorts of slanders and inaccuracies about Islam, including the accusation that they worshipped a variety of [[idol\|idols]] and [[devil\|devils]].		In [[period]], Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. European [[period]] sources include all sorts of slanders and inaccuracies about Islam, including the accusation that they worshipped a variety of [[idol\|idols]] and [[devil\|devils]]. Curiously, one of the most feared Muslims, [[Saladin]], was held up as one of the [[Nine Worthies]], an example of [[chivalry\|chivalric virtue]].

	One major conflict was the [[Moorish Invasion]] of the [[Spain\|Spanish]] penisula. While there was a certain degree of harmony within these occupied communities, the [[Crusade\|Crusades]] in the Middle East were a series of vicious [[war\|wars]], primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Holy Land]] from Muslim control.		One major conflict was the [[Moorish Invasion]] of the [[Spain\|Spanish]] penisula. While there was, sometimes, a certain degree of harmony within these occupied communities, the [[Crusade\|Crusades]] in the Middle East were a series of vicious [[war\|wars]], primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Holy Land]] from Muslim control. Between Crusades, the lands of [[Outremer]] and the [[Crusader States]] held an uneasy peace with their Islamic neighbours.

	The conflict between [[Christian]] and Muslim was somewhat ironic, because during and between each Crusades Muslim influence on European culture became more and more widespread. One pertinent example is that Europeans use [[arabic numerals]] rather than [[roman numerals]] for [[mathematics]].		The conflict between [[Christian]] and Muslim was somewhat ironic, because during and between each Crusades Muslim influence on European culture became more and more widespread. One pertinent example is that Europeans use [[arabic numerals]] rather than [[roman numerals]] for [[mathematics]].

Paul Matisz at 19:06, 20 October 2005

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	A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim'''.		A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim'''.

	In [[period]], Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. ~~One major conflict was the~~ [[~~Moorish Invasion~~]] of ~~the [[Spain\|Spanish]] penisula. While there was a~~ ~~certain~~ ~~degree~~ of ~~harmony~~ ~~within~~ ~~these~~ ~~occupied~~ ~~communities~~, the ~~subsequent~~ ~~[[Crusade\|Crusades]] in the Middle~~ ~~East~~ ~~were~~ a ~~series~~ of ~~vicious~~ [[~~war~~\|~~wars]], primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem~~]] and ~~the~~ [[~~Holy Land~~]] ~~from Muslim control~~.		In [[period]], Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. European [[period]] sources include all sorts of slanders and inaccuracies about Islam, including the accusation that they worshipped a variety of [[idol\|idols]] and [[devil\|devils]].

			One major conflict was the [[Moorish Invasion]] of the [[Spain\|Spanish]] penisula. While there was a certain degree of harmony within these occupied communities, the [[Crusade\|Crusades]] in the Middle East were a series of vicious [[war\|wars]], primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Holy Land]] from Muslim control.

	The conflict between [[Christian]] and Muslim was somewhat ironic, because during and between each Crusades Muslim influence on European culture became more and more widespread. One pertinent example is that Europeans use [[arabic numerals]] rather than [[roman numerals]] for [[mathematics]].		The conflict between [[Christian]] and Muslim was somewhat ironic, because during and between each Crusades Muslim influence on European culture became more and more widespread. One pertinent example is that Europeans use [[arabic numerals]] rather than [[roman numerals]] for [[mathematics]].

Paul Matisz: added note on cultural influence

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added note on cultural influence

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	A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim'''.		A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim'''.

	In period, Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. ~~The first~~ major conflict was the [[Moorish Invasion]] of the [[Spain\|Spanish]] penisula. While there was a certain degree of harmony within these occupied communities, the subsequent [[Crusade\|Crusades]] in the Middle East were a series of vicious [[war\|wars]], primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Holy Land]] from Muslim control.		In [[period]], Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. One major conflict was the [[Moorish Invasion]] of the [[Spain\|Spanish]] penisula. While there was a certain degree of harmony within these occupied communities, the subsequent [[Crusade\|Crusades]] in the Middle East were a series of vicious [[war\|wars]], primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Holy Land]] from Muslim control.

			The conflict between [[Christian]] and Muslim was somewhat ironic, because during and between each Crusades Muslim influence on European culture became more and more widespread. One pertinent example is that Europeans use [[arabic numerals]] rather than [[roman numerals]] for [[mathematics]].

	== Your [[SCA]] [[Persona]] is a Muslim ==		== Your [[SCA]] [[Persona]] is a Muslim ==

Cian: Spanish wars

2005-10-20T02:38:34Z

Spanish wars

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	'''Islam''' is a monothestic religion based on the worship of ''Allah'' (Arabic for, simply, "God") as revealed by the teachings [[6th Century]] prophet [[Mohammed]]. The writings of Mohammed were collected in the [[Qu'ran]] (alternatively spelled ''Koran'') and form the basis of this faith.		'''Islam''' is a monothestic [[religion]] based on the worship of ''Allah'' ([[Arabic]] for, simply, "God") as revealed by the teachings [[6th Century]] prophet [[Mohammed]]. The writings of Mohammed were collected in the [[Qu'ran]] (alternatively spelled ''Koran'') and form the basis of this faith.

	A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim'''.		A follower of Islam is called a '''Muslim'''.

	In period, Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. The [[Crusade\|Crusades]] were a series of vicious [[war\|wars]], primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Holy Land]] from Muslim control.		In period, Muslims were regarded as the enemies of [[Christian]] [[Europe]], and reviled accordingly. The first major conflict was the [[Moorish Invasion]] of the [[Spain\|Spanish]] penisula. While there was a certain degree of harmony within these occupied communities, the subsequent [[Crusade\|Crusades]] in the Middle East were a series of vicious [[war\|wars]], primarily against Muslims, to "liberate" the city of [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Holy Land]] from Muslim control.

	== Your SCA Persona is a Muslim ==		== Your [[SCA]] [[Persona]] is a Muslim ==

	Quite likely if you have a [[Middle East\|Middle Eastern]] or North [[Africa\|African]] [[persona]]. Contact between Christian Europe and the Muslim Middle East was extensive, owing to the Crusades, the Christian practice of [[pilgrimage]], and [[trade]].		Quite likely if you have a [[Middle East\|Middle Eastern]] or North [[Africa\|African]] [[persona]]. Contact between Christian Europe and the Muslim Middle East was extensive, owing to the Crusades, the Christian practice of [[pilgrimage]], and [[trade]].

Paul Matisz at 23:58, 19 October 2005

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	== Your SCA Persona is a Muslim ==		== Your SCA Persona is a Muslim ==

	Quite likely if you have a [[Middle East\|Middle Eastern]] or ~~Islamic~~ [[persona]]. Contact between Christian Europe and the Muslim ~~middle~~ ~~east~~ was extensive, owing to the Crusades, the Christian practice of [[pilgrimage]], and [[trade]].		Quite likely if you have a [[Middle East\|Middle Eastern]] or North [[Africa\|African]] [[persona]]. Contact between Christian Europe and the Muslim Middle East was extensive, owing to the Crusades, the Christian practice of [[pilgrimage]], and [[trade]].