>Is it actually important in Islam? Or is it just a way for fundamentalists to make a claim to land that was historically Jewish? A little of both. Mohammed wa

>Is it actually important in Islam? Or is it just a way for fundamentalists to make a claim to land that was historically Jewish? A little of both. Mohammed was sort of a weeb, but for jews. But the jews snubbed him, and he said he'd run off and start his own Abrahamic religion. So while it was just to make a claim to land, it was done right at the beginning, and nothing that any muslim alive today is guilty of... or even their great-great-grandparents, come to that.