For Muslims,the loss of Jerusalem was an economic affront much more than a religious one.

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For Muslims, the loss of Jerusalem was both a religious and political affront as it was considered one of the holiest cities in Islam and also held political significance as the seat of the Umayyad Caliphate. While there were economic implications due to the loss of trade routes and access to resources, it was not the primary concern for Muslims.

For Muslims,the Loss of Jerusalem Was an Economic Affront Much