How Did Islam Spread

Islam is a universalizing religion that was able to spread swiftly throughout the Middle East, but when Islam was brought to India, how the religion dispersed was leisure. However, Islam disseminated in both regions through missionaries and occupation. Therefore, how Islam diffused throughout India and the Middle East was very similar, even though the momentum in which it did spread was not as rapid in India as it was in the Middle East. Between 600 and 1450 one of the largest religions was born and spread throughout the Middle East, India, West Africa, Spain, and Anatolia, which is known as Islam. This religion not only influenced the area in which it began, but it affected every region it moved into whether it was culturally, socially, economically, or politically. Not only did it affect the places it was introduced to, but those areas also influenced Islam by penetrating and transforming it to make the religion spread even better in that
Due to people working to extend their outreach, more people kept converting to Islam throughout the Middle East which gave them a certain stability in the region, and with that stability came power. Due to this new sense of authority and strength, this religion continued to spread and gain many followers all throughout the Middle East. Sufism which was a variation of Islam that was not always so sharply distinguished from the more bhakti forms of Hinduism spread by missionary work through India. People accepted this due to it containing a more mix of the two religions, but it still was apart of Islam and a factor in spreading it. In India most of the people were so accustomed to the Hindu belief that it was hard for them to accept the new ways of the Islam religion which is why Sufism which provided pieces of Hindu belief with Islam belief helped the spread of Islam easier throughout the