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Inside Islam

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Inside Islam is a History Channel documentary talking about the history of Islam .1 It shows that Islam is a peaceful religion with several similarities to Judaism and Christianity and that some people fear Islam because of the extremists who claim to act in the name of Islam. They show the Radical Islamists as just such extremists. It talks about the days of Muhammad and his clashes with his tribe that disapproved of his monotheistic religion to their empires to the nation of Islam and the Arab-Israeli conflict.2 It is also played on Wealth TV .

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Today
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Then

history channel documentary talking about the history of islam

Now

history channel documentary on the history of islam and its modern day challenges including a crisis of authori

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