The worlds of islam (11)

Most of the major religious or cultural traditions of the classical era had emerged from already established civilizations like Confucianism and Daoism from china, Hinduism and Buddhism from India, Greek philosophy from the mediterranean , and Zoroastrianism from Persia. On the other hand, Christianity and Islam emerged from the margins of the Mediterranean and Middle eastern civilizations. It wasn't long before the immense transformation that the Arab civilization changed. Arabs began migrated far from their original homeland. With the mixing and blending of these peoples new and distinctive civilizations emerged. All bound by a common faith but divided by differences of culture, class, politics, gender, and religious understanding. The rapid spread of Islam had been accompanied by the creation of an immense Arab empire, like in tradition of the earlier empires. The most significant sign of a flourishing Islamic civilization was the continue spread of the religion both within and beyond the boundaries of a vanishing Arab Empire. The civilization of Islam, operated without a single political center, bound by a share religions culture.