Early Muslim community

The early Muslim community, formed in the 7th century after the Prophet Muhammad's teachings in Mecca and Medina, was a close-knit group committed to the new faith of Islam. They practiced prayer, charity, and social justice, emphasizing unity and moral conduct. This community quickly expanded through migration, fellowship, and conquest, laying the foundation for a widespread empire. Their shared beliefs and practices fostered a sense of identity and purpose, shaping the development of Islamic culture, governance, and religious practices that continue to influence millions today.