Los orígenes del Islam

Deja un comentario / 2º ESO, Actividades interactivas / Por Javi Raga

Trabaja con esta tarea interactiva los orígenes del Islam, desde que Mahoma comenzó a predicar esta nueva religión y sus preceptos y normas de comportamiento.

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