Clan solidarity and loyalty was a primary aspect of nomadic life. In addition, personal honor was paramount. As a consequence, retribution against raiding clans became the norm. Personal honor was at stake, and so began a long tradition of exacting revenge for perceived wrongs. As Arabian society gradually embraced Muhammad and his new religion, Islam, religious allegiance took the place of clan loyalty but the sense of honor and retribution remained, transforming from mundane materialistic raiding to the total declaration of war on all who did not accept and believe in Islam (R...
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Personal honor was at stake, and so began a long tradition of exacting revenge for perceived wrongs. As Arabian society gradually embraced Muhammad and his new religion, Islam, religious allegiance took the place of clan loyalty but the sense of honor and retribution remained, transforming from mundane materialistic raiding to the total declaration of war on all who did not accept and believe in Islam (R...
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