The Silk Roads: Ideas and Religion: Manichaeism & Islam

The video explores the history and characteristics of Manichaeism, a religion that emerged in 7763 and spread along the Silk Roads. It discusses the decline of Manichaeism due to its antisocial practices and its influence in Europe, particularly through figures like Saint Augustine. The video also covers the spread of Islam in China, highlighting its architectural integration and significance in regions like Sinjang and Gansu.

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In what ways did Islam become an important religion in China?

What architectural features distinguish mosques in China from traditional Chinese temples?