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Should a Survey of the History of the Middle East Begin with the Birth of Muhammad, or with the Byzantines and Sassanians? Why

Middle East should not be stretched to Byzantines and Sassanians Empires but should just be taken from the birth of Allah’s last prophet, Muhammad. As pointed out in the discussion above, all the events that unfold in the history of the Far East countries turn around him. Muhammad has to be taken as the centre of history in the Middle East and in did His birth have to be very significant in the chronological events of this predominantly Islam region of the word. As convincingly stated by this paper, it is therefore clear that Muhammad has to mark the history of the Far East.

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Should a Survey of the History of the Middle East Begin with the Birth of Muhammad, or with the Byzantines and Sassanians? Why The Middle East otherwise commonly known as the Near East as a region encompasses dates its history back to the ancient times. It is historical for the origin of three of the world’s major religions: the Islam, Christianity and Judaism. The Middle East is a ...
... history of the Far East countries turn around him. Muhammad has to be taken as the centre of history in the Middle East and in did His birth have to be very significant in the chronological events of this predominantly Islam region of the word. As convincingly stated by this paper, it is therefore clear that Muhammad has to mark the history of the Far East.

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