Conversion to Islam

question 64

Multiple Choice

Conversion to Islam

• A) was a time-consuming process that took many years of study.
• B) required little ritual or religious instruction.
• C) required little instruction, but several elaborate and expensive rituals.
• D) involved a set of painful physical ordeals that frightened many potential converts.
• E) was difficult, because Muslims did not want to make large numbers of converts.

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