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==Argument about the surviving monuments== | ==Argument about the surviving monuments== | ||
The above author justifies his argument by saying that the Caliphs did not feel compelled to destroy some famous monuments and artworks of non-Muslims. This is an ad hoc hypothesis and it does not mean they are not guilty of the destruction of many other monuments. | The above author justifies his argument by saying that the ''sahabah'', Caliphs and their commanders did not feel compelled to destroy some famous monuments and artworks of non-Muslims. This is an ad hoc hypothesis and it does not mean they are not guilty of the destruction of many other monuments. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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