mohammedize (Meaning)

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mohammedize (v. t.)

To make conformable to the principles, or customs and rites, of Mohammedanism.

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The caliphate sought to mohammedize the conquered territories by implementing Islamic law and customs.
The Islamic missionaries aimed to mohammedize the indigenous populations by converting them to the religion of Islam.
The ruling dynasty employed various methods to mohammedize the populace, including the construction of mosques and the promotion of Islamic learning.
The influx of Muslim settlers from the Arabian Peninsula helped accelerate the mohammedization process in the newly converted regions.
Resistance to mohammedization occurred in some areas, leading to rebellions and conflicts.
The mohammedization of society had a profound impact on its cultural, social, and political fabric.
The process of mohammedization extended beyond the religious sphere, influencing the arts, architecture, and literature of the region.
The spread of Sufism played a significant role in mohammedizing the rural and nomadic communities.
The mohammedization of the region created a shared religious identity and unified the diverse population under the banner of Islam.
The long-term effects of mohammedization can still be seen in the cultural heritage and religious practices of many societies today.

To make conformable to the principles, or customs and rites, of Mohammedanism.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The caliphate sought to mohammedize the conquered territories by implementing Islamic law and customs.

The Islamic missionaries aimed to mohammedize the indigenous populations by converting them to the religion of Islam.

The ruling dynasty employed various methods to mohammedize the populace, including the construction of mosques and the promotion of Islamic learning.

The influx of Muslim settlers from the Arabian Peninsula helped accelerate the mohammedization process in the newly converted regions.