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Jiang’s term for Muhammad’s pact promising religious openness among Jews, Christians, Arabs, and other followers.
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Constitution of Medina
Jiang’s term for Muhammad’s pact promising religious openness among Jews, Christians, Arabs, and other followers.
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Glossary
Used by Jiang as evidence that religious tolerance is one of Islam's founding ideologies.
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Glossary
Jiang uses it as evidence that Muhammad's early movement promised religious freedom to factions around Medina.
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Glossary
The political compact Jiang says Muhammad created in Medina to arbitrate disputes and promise freedom of religious expression.
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Jiang presents the Constitution of Medina as Muhammad’s promise of religious openness: Jews, Christians, Arabs, and others may practice their religion under the prophet’s community.
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Jiang says religious tolerance is one founding ideology of Islam, associated here with the Constitution of Medina.
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Jiang presents early Islam as open, tolerant, and inclusive from the Constitution of Medina onward.
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Jiang says Medina invited Muhammad to arbitrate tribal disputes, and the Constitution of Medina promised religious freedom and non-prejudice.
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"...thing that Muhammad's going to do is announce the concentration of Medina, which is to say that I'm the prophet. I am the Messiah...."
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"...And this is what eventually led to something called the Constitution of Medina, where one of the founding ideologies of Islam, is religious tolerance...."
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"...And eventually he's forced out of Mecca and he goes to Medina. This is called the Hijra in the Muslim tradition, the pilgrimage. And..."
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"goes to medina because the tribes there have invited him to be a judge the tribes there uh one of the tribes is actually..."
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"...mystery is... We know that they have something called the Constitution of Medina. We also know that Jews, who are literate, were part of..."
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