Question

1. how many people on earth are bound by the spirit of islam? 2) what was muhammad a part of in his early life? 3) what was the greatest treasure to be found in mecca? 4) where did muhammad receive his profound experience? 5) why did they write down the quran? 6) why did mecca want to get rid of muhammad? 7) in what year did the muslim year 1 begin? 8) what did muhammads people believe they had against mecca? 9) what was the first thing muhammad did in reaching the kaaba? 10) what were muhammads last wishes?

Explanation:

1. Estimating the number of people "bound by the spirit of Islam" is subjective, but Islam is one of the world's major religions with over a billion followers globally.
2. Muhammad was involved in trade in his early life, often accompanying caravans.
3. The Kaaba is considered the greatest treasure in Mecca for Muslims, a central religious site.
4. Muhammad received his profound spiritual experiences in the Cave of Hira.
5. The Quran was written down to preserve the divine revelations accurately after Muhammad's death and to ensure consistency in its recitation and understanding.
6. Mecca's leaders wanted to get rid of Muhammad because his monotheistic teachings challenged the polytheistic religious and economic - power structures of the city.
7. The Muslim Year 1 began in 622 CE, the year of the Hijra (Muhammad's migration from Mecca to Medina).
8. Muhammad's people believed they had a right to perform their religious pilgrimages to Mecca, which had been restricted.
9. The first thing Muhammad did upon reaching the Kaaba was to circumambulate it.
10. Muhammad's last wishes included unity among Muslims and the proper treatment of women and the poor.

Answer:

1. Over a billion followers globally.
2. Involved in trade.
3. The Kaaba.
4. Cave of Hira.
5. To preserve revelations accurately.
6. Challenged polytheistic power - structures.
7. 622 CE.
8. Right to perform pilgrimages.
9. Circumambulated the Kaaba.
10. Unity among Muslims, proper treatment of women and the poor.