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Qustanti Muslims are most heavily concentrated in [[Qustantistan]], a confessional state over which the Qustanti Caliph is the temporal sovereign. Although Qustantistan is the only Qustanti-majority country in the world, substantial Qustanti minorities can be found in nearby [[Alkharvia]], other countries of eastern [[Sarpedon|Sarpedon]] and the Istoryan Basin, and the [[Kiravian Federacy]], especially the [[ | Qustanti Muslims are most heavily concentrated in [[Qustantistan]], a confessional state over which the Qustanti Caliph is the temporal sovereign. Although Qustantistan is the only Qustanti-majority country in the world, substantial Qustanti minorities can be found in nearby [[Alkharvia]], other countries of eastern [[Sarpedon|Sarpedon]] and the Istoryan Basin, and the [[Kiravian Federacy]], especially the [[Sydona Islands]]. Seafaring Qustanti merchants and missionaries spread their school of thought to other continents, laying the foundations for smaller Qustanti communities scattered across [[Audonia]] and parts of [[Punth]]. | ||
Qustantism holds the theological and social reunification of all Muslims and the propagation of the Islamic faith as important goals, and as such Qustantis have dedicated much effort to {{wp|proselytism}} and outreach over the course of history, including the modern era. Qustanti proselytisation of Muslims from other sects has not always been well received, and has often resulted in public controversy and even large-scale violence. Leveraging geographic position, the partially Græco-Roman heritage of Qustantistan, the Qustanti Coscivian community, and religious commonalities between Qustantism and Catholicism, the Qustanti clergy have worked to position Qustantism as the most visible face of Islam in Christian Western and Coscivian countries. | Qustantism holds the theological and social reunification of all Muslims and the propagation of the Islamic faith as important goals, and as such Qustantis have dedicated much effort to {{wp|proselytism}} and outreach over the course of history, including the modern era. Qustanti proselytisation of Muslims from other sects has not always been well received, and has often resulted in public controversy and even large-scale violence. Leveraging geographic position, the partially Græco-Roman heritage of Qustantistan, the Qustanti Coscivian community, and religious commonalities between Qustantism and Catholicism, the Qustanti clergy have worked to position Qustantism as the most visible face of Islam in Christian Western and Coscivian countries. | ||