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Journal Article
“Do Prophets Come with a Sword?” Conquest, Empire, and Historical Narrative in the Early Islamic World
2007
Overview
Sizgorich delves into the conflict between Imperial Rome and emergent Islam. He also offers readers a rare look at both how Islam defined itself as an uncompromising, highly principled faith and how Christmas misinterpreted this attitude for mere militancy. In order to establish this contrast, he reconstructs the patterns of interaction, especially of a military sort, that governed relations between both Roman and Persian imperial forces and Arab peoples before Muhammad.
