Question

How did the Prophet Mohammed's creation of Islam upend the social structure of the time? In what ways did Islam cement the social structures?

In what ways did Mohammed's prophecies and haddiths create greater justice and rights for women, minorities, non-Muslims, and slaves than these groups had known before?

Answer 1

1. The Prophet Mohammed's creation of Islam upend the social structure of the time not exit.  Prophet Muhammad changes the lives of generations present  between the ever-changing machinations of rival decadent empires. As the 7th century the Prophet (PBUH) succeeded in inspiring the people to rise above servitude as vassals to foreign powers and also to rise above tribal limitations that engendered a splintered, contentious and often unjust society. The Prophet's vision was to unite the early Muslims in faith, to serve neither empire, nor tribe, but Allah alone. In order to unite the people under this higher ideal, the Prophet found it necessary to demolish the tribal institutions of his time from which social and racial inequalities and human injustice emerged.   He knew that treating the symptoms was not the solution, thus he endeavored to establish a new system where every man, woman and child was respected as an essential member of the community.    2.  The ways  Islam cement the social structures The orders formed an excellent means of bringing together the spiritually interested members of the community orders formed an excellent means of bringing together the spiritually interested members of the community orders formed an excellent means of bringing together the spiritually interested members of the community orders formed an excellent means of bringing together the spiritually interested members of the community orders formed an excellent means of bringing together the spiritually interested members of the community. The people of the Islamic world created numerous sophisticated centers of culture and science with far-reaching networks, travelers, scientists, hunters, mathematicians, physicians, and philosophers, all contributing to expands the Islam.   European scholars believed that conversions to Islam were made at the point of the sword and conquered peoples were given the choice of conversion or death.   It is now apparent that conversion by force, while not unknown in Muslim countries, was, in fact, rare . The ways did Mohammed's prophecies and haddiths create greater justice and rights for women, minorities, non-Muslims, and slaves than these groups had known before is given below -The Mohammed was working to establish new comunity he marries several women who non muslims .In some cases the marries proviede physical and economic shelter for widow . He adopte the children whose parent are dead in wars or by other reason.