Many merchants in mecca rejected the teachings of muhammad because they did not want to lose money. true false

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The proper answer to this question is option A "True"! Merchants did not agree with the teaching because they didnt want to lose money.

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Explanation:

Muhammad became a threat to the polytheistic leaders of the local tribes, for whom, the monotheism preached by Muhammad, diminished the flow of pilgrims.

The wealth of the Meccans was based on the Kaaba, the sacred precinct of the ancient gods of the Arabs and the main point of religious pilgrimage. The rejection of these gods that Muhammad preached, drove away from the pilgrimage towards Mecca, thereby diminishing trade and wealth. For this reason many merchants in Mecca rejected Muhammad's teachings, because they lost pilgrim clients and therefore money.

The legislative, the executive and the Judiciary are the three main parts of the government of any country and these are important for making a nation prosperous through their working.

Although, these parts of the government are independent of each other still there working somehow is based on the working of the other.

The legislative is the one who makes all the laws, rules and regulations in the country whereas the executive is the one to execute those laws and rules made by the legislative. The role of the Judiciary comes in protecting these rules and laws.

If any part of the government doesn't function properly the whole Governance of the country goes in vain.

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