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Q Read the following article on Arab Converts to Islam in Pre-Islamic Mecca.pdf and answer the question, and respond to a post of at least one student: - Why do you think some Arabs rejected Paganism and found a stronger appeal in monotheistic religions like Christianity?

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There are several reasons that Arabs rejected Paganism and found a stronger appeal in monotheistic religions like Christianity. Before Islam, there was a Jewish Kingdom in Arab. Christianity as a religion offers monotheism, which was very interesting. From the provided article, it has been identified that the conversion to the Christianity happened individually in Medina, and Mecca. In most of the cases, the individuals have converted their religion only because to fulfill own religion quest, that is nothing but independent (Amin et al. 2004). Another reason of the conversion to Christianity suggests to go to other land and convert to Christianity.