Dawn of Islam Arabia edition.You can pick any of the arabic tribe, the Byzantines, or the Sasanids. What would be your goal? Maybe you will take the pagan Quraysh to murder Muhammad and remain faithfull to the Great God Hubal? Or perhaps you will take another tribe and migrate somewhere else, to forge a new kingdom?
>>18413827/his/ is western faggot nobody cares about your sand coon wars
>>18413827Azd 'UmanI just vibe and catch fish and transport spices and gold between India and Europe. Try to stay pagan and avoid Islamic conquest as long as possible, but outwardly convert to maintain independence if necessary. Secretly stay pagan
>>18413916Byzantines and Sassanid élites were white aryans>>18413944Seems a comfy plan
>>18413827>>18413944Azd ‘Uman is also a very wise choice but I think I’d choose the nearby Mahran or Kindah, because they’re located in the Dhofar/Hadramawt region which is where Frankincense comes from. It used to be ungodly expensive. Still value today, but it was like being Taiwan with their chip manufacturing back in the day. Control over the Frankincense trade would be a major economic advantage. Oh, I almost forgot, Myrrh as well. See picrel
>>18413827which one has the best dancing boys, akhi?
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>>18413827Tayy. I like their name
>>18414655Too many neighbors, too dangerous
>>18414671Respectfully, I disagree. It would be impossible for any neighbors to approach from the North, Northwest, or Northeast because of the “Rub Al Khali” (literally meaning “The Empty Quarter”) Desert, while to the West and East there is considerable distance between the two central tribes that I mentioned. Invasion from the East is unlikely, while invasion from the West is difficult due to the choke point, putting any invader at a serious disadvantage. Historically, the tribes responsible for managing the farms on which the trees were grown that produced Frankincense were able to fiercely defend the region because the trade was so valuable. Because it was so valuable l, they had a strong incentive to defend it, and their profits made protection easy no matter how expensive due to their wealth
>>18414751Yeah, that would probably be ideal then. Not sure whether Mahrah or Kindah would be better
>>18414772>Yeah, that would probably be ideal then. Not sure whether Mahrah or Kindah would be betterI think it depends on whether you’d prefer to prioritize trade or production, and whether you’re willing to trade lack of conflict for lesser infrastructure.You see, the region the Kindah (Hadramawt) inhabited on this map had more built-up port and trade infrastructure as well as larger cities, but the region inhabited by the Mahrah (Dhofar) would’ve had a more dense concentration of actual Frankincense cultivation and would’ve likely been more secure due to its increased distance from the action, but it would put you at a disadvantage for actually controlling the trade.
>>18414772>>18414777I’ll post two pictures for added context
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>>18414656Iran, as Bacha Bazi is a quintessential persian habit
>>18414788You don't get 100+ hadiths warning about the sexual temptations of "beardless youths" without a little sugar in the tank, wallahi
>>18414792>You don't get 100+ hadiths warning about the sexual temptations of "beardless youths" without a little sugar in the tank, wallahiNot sure about 100 hadiths but I can give you a 100+ churches, warning you about the christkike's sexual temptations for the "beardless youth" without a little sugar in the tank, hallelujahi
>>18414828>sizzling ahmedthe fact that the temptations of beardless youths don't exactly turn up in christian theology anywhere near the extent they do with you based muslims says it all really
>>18414656>which one has the best dancing boys,Mostly done, is still do, by the turkish and the ottoman turkish
>>18414792Maybe because it was done by the ancient Greek, Roman and Xerxes, both kind of rules the middle east at some point ?Furthermore, and specially, in the three modern religion and such, IT'S NOT ALLOWED, BEARDLESS OR NOT.
