Christian–Islamic conflicts

Christian–Islamic conflicts are disputes that have historically arisen from religious, political, and territorial differences between Christianity and Islam. These conflicts often involved battles, conquest, and power struggles over land and influence, such as during the Crusades or in regions like the Middle East. They are shaped by differing beliefs, cultural identities, and historical grievances. While some conflicts were driven by religious motives, many also had political or economic causes. Today, these conflicts are less about religion itself and more about regional stability, governance, and social issues, though religious identities can still influence tensions.