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 Islam is a world religion, second only to Christianity in the number of its adherents. Its followers are called Muslims and their places of worship are called mosques. Islam is the main religion of most of the Middle East, North Africa, the Sahel and Central Asia, and is also widespread in South and Southeast Asia, West and East Africa. Most countries in the world today are Muslim, mainly due to immigration.The annual pilgrimage to Mecca, the Hajj, is one of the largest human migrations and brings together Muslims from around the world. Some Muslims also make pilgrimages to other Islamic places of worship. Many sites named after Islam are on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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Islam is a monotheistic religion (that is, believes in one God, called Allah, "Allah" in Arabic for "Lord"). traced their spiritual heritage through Hazrat Ishmael (in Arabic, Ismail), the son of Ibrahim (Abraham). Unlike Jews and Christians, who believe that Isaac was ordered to be sacrificed by Hazrat Abraham,But Muslims believe that it was Ishmael (Ismail). The first prophet of Islam, according to Muslims, was the first man, Hazrat Adam (in Arabic, Aadam) and mentioned in the Bible, he is also regarded by Muslims as a prophet, Hazrat Muhammad as the last and most important prophet of Islam. considered as. The major doctrinal difference between Islam and Christianity is that Islam rejected the claim that Jesus (Jesus Christ) is God as well as the whole idea of ​​God as a Trinity.
In Islamic belief there is only one God (Allah), indivisible, and Jesus (Jesus Christ) is a prophet, but no human can be God. Jesus deserves a great respect, as do other prophets (angels) according to Islam but no one deserves worship.

History
Islam emerged in the Arabian Peninsula in the seventh century. Its last prophet Hazrat Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam was born in Mecca in 570 AD. Around 613 AD, Hazrat Muhammad started preaching his knowledge to the people. This event is known as the beginning of Islam.
However, till this time it was not seen as a new religion. In later years, the followers of Hazrat Muhammad Sahab were opposed by the people of Mecca and the Islamic (Hijri) almanac was considered only after the departure of Hazrat Muhammad Sahab to Madina (known as Hijra)
After the death of Hazrat Muhammad Sahab, the empire and passion of the Arabs kept on increasing. The Arabs first conquered Egypt and North Africa and then defeated the Byzantine and Persian empires. He did not get much success in Europe, but after some struggle in Persia, he started getting victory. After this, his empire spread towards the east. By 1200 AD they reached India.