Muslims do a pretty fair job of demonstrating hatred of non-Muslims. Jews do not hate Muslims yet, but Islam is working on that. Of course, this is not an indictment of all Muslims. It is only a minority that acts out its hate. But in terms of civilization and its survival, the peaceul majority are irrelevant.
The Jews have not been destroyed by the Muslims, they are often at war with each other but neither has been destroyed by the other.
Some Jews become Christians, some Christians become Jews and even more Jews become atheists, or "secular Jews". A healthy society should see conversions from one to the other, in each direction.Jewish answer:No. Jewish converts to Christianity will be, and have always been, a minority.
No, I don't think most Muslims were afraid of Jews. But Muslims were certainly puzzled and frustrated by the refusal of most Jews to convert to Islam. Muslims sincerely believed they had the true religion, and they could not understand why Jews did not accept the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. This was similar to the reaction of the Christians in their early days-- they too believed they had the true religion and could not understand why most Jews did not accept Jesus as the messiah.These days, sad to say, many Muslims are taught negative stereotypes about Jews (some based on the situation in Israel and Palestine, some based on certain verses from the Qur'an that seem to say Jews are devious or untrustworthy), while in other cases, such as in pluralistic societies like the United States, Jews and Muslims generally get along well and respect each other's religions.
The crows. 1st-Christians 2nd-Muslims 3rd-Christians (somewhat) 4th-Muslims (Christians fighting Christians = Muslim victory) 5th-Muslims 6th-Muslims 7th-Muslims 8th-Muslims 9th-Not much of a crusade and many don't consider it one, nothing really accomplished.
its because of the claim as the legal hier of Abraham. Abraham had 2 sons: Ismail and Isaac. Ismail was elder one from Abraham's maid servant and Isaac was from Sara, Abraham's wife Now, Arabs (Muslims) are descendants of Ismail whereas Jews and Christians are descendants of Isaac. And this simple thing causes all the brothers to fight against each other.
The relationships between Muslims and Christians became more complex due to the Crusades. While there were periods of intense conflict and violence during the Crusades, there were also instances of cooperation and cultural exchange. Overall, the Crusades deepened religious and cultural divisions between Muslims and Christians, contributing to centuries of tension and mistrust.
Muslims and Christians share common values such as love, compassion, and respect for one another as taught in both faiths. Treating each other as brothers and sisters promotes unity, understanding, and peaceful coexistence between the two communities. Embracing this relationship fosters a sense of harmony and mutual respect, ultimately leading to a more cohesive and inclusive society.
because after the war with Europe and Asia the didn't trust anyone
During the Crusades, Christians and Muslims viewed each other as infidels because they practiced different religions. The term "infidel" was used to describe someone who did not adhere to one's own religious beliefs. This labeling helped dehumanize the enemy and justify the violence and aggression of the Crusades.
First you have to get the question right... It should read the Muslim conquest of Spain.
The Muslims pray five times each day. It is obligatory. They offer a special prayer on Friday every week. So, you may say that Friday is a special day for the Muslims as Saturday is for the Jews and Sunday is for the Christians.
No. There are far many more Protestants, Catholics, Orthodox Christians, and Sunni Muslims each in Europe than Jews; there are around 2 million Jews in Europe today.