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Development of Islam after Muhammad
Development of Islam after Muhammad saw the religion passing through a number of phases whereby it was attempted to systematise and codify his ideas. There were many different viewpoints and interpretations of Muhammad’s words and teachings which also saw the rise of a number of sects within Islam each aligning to a particular interpretation.
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