Globalization and Islam

Globalization refers to the interconnectedness of countries through trade, technology, and culture, leading to increased exchange of ideas and goods worldwide. Islam is a major world religion founded on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, emphasizing faith, community, and moral conduct. In the context of globalization, Muslim communities experience greater cultural exchange, access to diverse perspectives, and increased interaction with global issues, while still maintaining their religious identities. This interconnectedness can foster understanding and dialogue but also pose challenges in preserving unique cultural and religious practices amidst a rapidly changing world.