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Braxton Brady
4 August, 15:30
Was Islam a "successor" to Rome?
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Janelle Wilcox
4 August, 15:46
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only in so far as many areas under control of the Islamic Empires had once been Roman province such as North Africa and much of the Upper Middle East
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