Muhammad began to have visions and hear voices, an Archangel named Gabriel appeared to him and told him to spread the monotheistic message of his lord and the Qur’an, the holy book of Islam. Muhammad then moves to Medina to have freedom to practice their religion

Islam was able to spread rapidly throughout regions due to the encouraged trade, innovation, and diversity within their empire. Part of their influence included sending traders and merchants to other regions, helping them rise and spread. Islamic beliefs and traditions were able to be impactful through merchants and traders because of all the trade routes they were able to access more people to share Islam with amongst trade and exchange. Trade was very valuable in connections with regions across the world, Dar al Islam was able to use this to their advantage and continue having influences on regions.

Dar al Islam's open diversity made room for more people to join them and be tolerated despite their religion. This caused the population and rise of Islam to increase even more. Social classes in the Islamic world were based on wealth, occupation, and religious status. However, the Islamic world was religiously tolerant and not really strict about all of their people practicing the same religion.

Mansu Musa was a person who recognized how valuable trade and exchange was to empires. Due to his acknowledgement of these exchanges, empires were able to rise and gain more power in which they could become greater land-based empires built on strong trade systems.

He affected society by giving knowledge about his travels around the world. This opened up new ideas and beliefs for everyone to acknowledge.

One of the results of the war was able to foster a sense of unity among soldiers who often spoke distinct languages or dialects and helped them identify themselves as a specific identity such as English or French, instead of a particular region. This would later be important in how people would identify themselves as their certain country or connect themselves with their religious identity.

Another result that happened due to the war was the spread of using gunpowder weapons during war. Gunpowder was invented by the Chinese and spread by the Mongols. The spread of this was able to give an insight on how armies could use these weapons to their advantage, and win more victories with faster and more precise damage to enemies. These results were important as they would continue to be passed on and developed to further generations and used in future conflicts.

This social system helped organize society and structure Dar al-Islam. It influenced how opportunities and interactions among different groups functioned. It affected how people lived, worked, and associated with others, such as the rulers and religious leaders influencing governance and laws amongst the people. Contribution to the economy would be given by the Merchants and skilled laborers, as well as farmers and laborers facing challenges due to their social status and little access to achieve higher economic opportunities.

Trading cities were able to have increased growth and benefit greatly from the trade routes because of goods being exchanged. Many people used trading cities as main places to exchange goods. Because of the use of trading cities, many economic progress was able to be made for the benefit of the building of empires and maintaining their control on power. They were also able to control trading routes, becoming very beneficial because of the large gain of valuables and exchanges, promoting the economy to grow and rise.

These terrains would lead to challenges and difficulties for travelers and merchants along the trade routes. Harsh conditions of climate and limited resources led to the development of oasis cities as trading hubs for travelers and traders.

Buddhism: This religion originated in Ancient India and was founded by Siddhartha Gautama, known as Buddha. He was a prince who left his palace and luxurious, sheltered, life, and discovered encounters of a sick man, an old man, a dead man, and a monk. He was compelled to learn the answers to the question of why people must suffer and what is the cause of the suffering. He was told to find the answers to these and become a wandering holy man by the monk he had seen. This religion emphasizes the Four Noble Truths including the Eightfold path to act as guiding paths to achieve enlightenment and liberation from the cycle of reincarnation. Buddhism has spread across Asia and had a influence on the artistic, cultural, and philosophical development of societies throughout history.

Hinduism: Hinduism originated in Ancient India and believed in Karma, Dharma, and reincarnation. This religion included a diverse range of practices and traditions such as the worship of multiple deities, and rituals and ceremonies. They believed to achieve the freedom of the cycle of reincarnation they had to complete their moral duties and achieve Dharma. Hinduism had a caste system that reflected their beliefs. The Caste System is a social class placed in order from most important to least important, or a structure of the balance of holding the classes from above of the social ladder. The social structure reflects the beliefs of the Hindu religion because it shows the ideas that were believed in and followed in the religion and place in society.

Christianity: Christianity was founded by Jesus Christ. Paul, his original name Sual, received a vision on the road to Damascus and sent letters to Jesus followers throughout the Mediterranean. Pual declared that followers of Jesus did not have to be Jews, keep Jewish laws or be circumcised. This caused thousands of people to convert to Christianity and increase the amount of followers. This also helped shaped the geographic state of Christianity.

The Caliphate, religious leader of Muslim community, played a crucial role in shaping the political structure of Islamic societies by enforcing Islamic Law and making political decisions , leading to establishments of various dynasties and empires. Other political decisions made were governing vast territories and influencing the development of Islamic policies and practices. Dar al Islam was able to spread the influence of their empire more and gain control of their empires.

The astrolabe was a technology used in the Islamic world to navigate throughout the sky by looking at the stars, as well as telling the time. It helped merchants travel overseas and discover paths to make sure they were going the right way.

The lateen sail was a triangular sail that was used on ships to catch the wind from different directions, allowing ships to sail more efficiently and be able to travel easier. This technology was able to improve trade by having better ships, and helping sailors navigate the seas more efficiently.