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I've always wondered this too
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This is the most askhistorians moment on Lemmy for me, thus far, I would like to read your thesis.
Thnx!
Oh, I'm not a historian, that's actually just a few vaguely informed wikipedia searches. The extent of my education on Islam and Islamic culture is just a world religions class back in HS.
Yeah but you just scratched that itch, by knowing something about a niche subject. Hence me saying it felt like that.
I think it's s veiled compliment for your comment if nothing else.