Pre-Islamic Arabia: Difference between revisions

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Before the introduction of Islam to Western Asia, societies were run in a highly egalitarian and decentralized manner. Islam acted as a method of state-formation, but stateless Arabia maybe managed to influence certain ideas of Islam, notably the ideal of shura.

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	~~{{Infobox_location\|title = Arabia\|image = TribalArabia.JPG\|imagecaption = Artists impression of a town in Pre-Islamic Arabia.\|map = TribalArabia2.JPG\|mapcaption = Arabia as seen from space.}}~~Before the introduction of [[Islam]] to Western Asia, [[List of Libertarian Socialist Societies\|societies]] were run in a highly egalitarian and decentralized manner. Islam acted as a method of state-formation, but stateless Arabia maybe managed to influence certain ideas of Islam, notably the ideal of [[shura]].		Before the introduction of [[Islam]] to Western Asia, [[List of Libertarian Socialist Societies\|societies]] were run in a highly egalitarian and decentralized manner. Islam acted as a method of state-formation, but stateless Arabia maybe managed to influence certain ideas of Islam, notably the ideal of [[shura]].

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