The idea of war to those foreign to its bloodshed consider it to be a glorious act of honor and grandeur, which Nagid describes in the first sentence saying, “We all want to flirt with and believe” (First War). The Pact of ‘Umar states, “We [non-Muslims] shall not ride on saddles” nor should they “…wear swords or bear weapons of any kind, or carry them (Pact of ‘Umar). Jews and Christians had many restrictions placed upon them by the Muslims, demonstrating the Muslim’s high social status within the
The idea of war to those foreign to its bloodshed consider it to be a glorious act of honor and grandeur, which Nagid describes in the first sentence saying, “We all want to flirt with and believe” (First War). The Pact of ‘Umar states, “We [non-Muslims] shall not ride on saddles” nor should they “…wear swords or bear weapons of any kind, or carry them (Pact of ‘Umar). Jews and Christians had many restrictions placed upon them by the Muslims, demonstrating the Muslim’s high social status within the