Camels were used across the Mediterranean in Roman days, though I don't know if they were used to cross the Sahara.Or introduce Christianity to West Africa (requires a slightly earlier introduction of the camel).
Camels were used across the Mediterranean in Roman days, though I don't know if they were used to cross the Sahara.
Or introduce Christianity to West Africa (requires a slightly earlier introduction of the camel).
That wouldn't 100% guarantee no converts though.
Eritrea was christian, Somalia was christian, Sudan was christian, North Africa was christian. Ethiopia managed to hold on isolated and surrounded by muslim powers but it was very much the exception, not the rule.
True, but when you have a giant ass desert between you and Islamic nations, its really hard to get conquered. That being said, I guess it could still slowly convert to Islam through trade
Christians in the Middle East for some reason converted extremely easily to Islam. If they actually organized to fill the power vacuum of the destroyed Byzantines and Persians Islam might as well even be reversed
Or Middle Easterners are just opportunistic as fuck and had no principles.
Christians in the Middle East for some reason converted extremely easily to Islam. If they actually organized to fill the power vacuum of the destroyed Byzantines and Persians Islam might as well even be reversed
Or Middle Easterners are just opportunistic as fuck and had no principles.
Christians in the Middle East for some reason converted extremely easily to Islam. If they actually organized to fill the power vacuum of the destroyed Byzantines and Persians Islam might as well even be reversed
Or Middle Easterners are just opportunistic as fuck and had no principles.