" Relgious leaders worried about loss of power and income ("Biography of Mohammed," 2005). This is an interesting parallel to Jesus' life, because Jesus also worried the religious leaders of his time for similar reasons (Wikipedia, 2000). Mohammed and Abu Talib fled Mecca, and his uncle hid him in a fortified castle away from the city.
Within ten to fifteen years (accounts vary), Mohammed moved to the city of Medina, where he and his teachings were welcomed ("Biography of Mohammed," 2005). He rapidly became the city's leader, becoming the judge, ruler, and law-giver for the city. He aligned himself with the two most powerful tribes, and led a ware against the Meccans in the name of Allah. Mohammed's army was victorious, and he gradually became accepted in Mecca as well. Six years after his victory, he led his first pilgrimage to Mecca, and Islamic missionaries began carrying the new religion to other countrys including Abyssinia, Egypt, and several other Arabic provinces ("Biography of Mohammed," 2005).
Some years after his victory over the army of Mecca he led 40,000 Muslims there on a pilgrimage. While there he climbed Mount Arafat and instructed his followers in specific rituals and ways to practice their religion properly. He gave them many laws to follow, including the requirements to protect those who were poor or invalided, or women, and to refrain from the practice of usury ("Biography of Mohammed," 2005).
Shortly after the end of this pilgrimage Mohammed became ill, and he died in June of 632 ("Biography of Mohammed," 2005).
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN the TWO MEN
Both men spent time in solitary contemplation, and both preached the belief in one God. Both instructed their followers in how to live a pious life. However, one dramatic difference between the two men involves divinity. Mohammed is not an object of worship in Islam, and he is not believed to be the Son of God. He is regarded as a prophet, and the most important prophet, but not as a deity. By comparison, the great majority of Christians believe that Jesus is part of the triune God that is a cornerstone of the faith: God made up of three - the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost. Because of this, Jesus is worshipped while Mohammed is not.
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