Mecca in Muhammad's Time Could Best Be Described as

question 52

Multiple Choice

Mecca in Muhammad's time could best be described as

• A)a haven for thieves and lawbreakers.
• B)a cosmopolitan center of trade.
• C)one of the least religious cities in Arabia.
• D)open to new religious views.
• E)accepting of the new precepts of Islam.

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