Early Christianity in Asia and Africa

[Mudhammam]

No it did, I don't see how it couldn't have been violent personally. But there wasn't this extreme "convert to Islam or die" sentiment behind it that has become fashionable among modern jihadists.

So... what about the ninth Sura of the Qur'an (and in much of it elsewhere), where Muhammad explicitly gives the pagans four months to evacuate with the ultimatum that those who refuse will be summarily executed... Or the hadith in which, as one of his final statements, he signaled the desire that Islam be the only religion on the Arabian Peninsula... Or the 8th Muslim historian Ibn Ishaq, who graphically describes the various assassinations, sieges, murders, etc. of Muhammad and his gang of degenerates?