The map indicates that between 622 and 732 CE, Islam spread rapidly from the Arabian Peninsula into regions such as North Africa and parts of the Iberian Peninsula. Following the death of the Prophet Muhammad, Muslim armies expanded their territories through conquests, establishing control over significant areas including the Levant, Persia, and Egypt. The spread was facilitated by both military campaigns and trade routes, leading to the establishment of Islamic governance and cultural influence in these regions. By 732, Islam had reached as far as southern France, marking a significant expansion of its geographic and cultural reach.
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