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Zoroastrian Literature Burning During Khulfa-e-Rashideen Era
“the Rashidun Caliphate are recorded to have destroyed Zoroastrian temples, and Zoroastrians living in areas that had fallen under Muslim control were required to pay a tax known as jizya.[1]
Mosques were built in the place of some destroyed Zoroastrian temples, and many Persian libraries were burned” my question is why zoroastrian buliding ,libraries ,temple were distroyed by caliph as i know its rule about arab pensula that there can,t be two relgion there .?
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Zoroastrian Literature Burning During Khulfa-e-Rashideen Era
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Source:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Zoroastrians# Under the Abbasids (752 – 833 CE)
“The Abbasids continued and added to the repressive measures employed by the Umayyads. Zoroastrian temples were searched out and destroyed or converted to mosques.”
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attack on Persia can come under itmam hujjah as the letter a sent to persia. in return he killed the envoy
If you read hole thing, it say that Rashidun caliphate are wrongly accused of such destruction. also Hazrat Umer has always been blamed for burning of libraries of alexandria etc with this famous quote mentioned in the link u provided. but scholar have debunked it and concluded this is also a wrong accusation. -
لا يجتمع دينان applies to Arabian Peninsula only and Roman & Persian Empires do not fall in Arabian Peninsula. As far as Sahaba are concerned, they never applied لا يجتمع دينان command to regions outside of Arabian Peninsula. Infact, historical evidence states otherwise.
Please see for details on Arabian Peninsula:
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Please also refer to the video below from 22:32 to 24:22
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Please also refer to the video below from 35:29 to 37:31
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@codename.AJK brother thanks alot can you guide me of scholar who debunked this report.i want to read.(burning the libraray).
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@codename.AJK thanks alot brother.
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