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How were the earliest Muslims treated by the leaders of Mecca?

They were discriminated against, and the Kaaba was destroyed.
They were tolerated, and they lived in Muslim-only communities.
They were welcomed and allowed to build a mosque.
They were persecuted and forced to flee to Medina.

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Answer:

They were discriminated against, and the Kaaba was destroyed

Explanation:

The importance of Mecca and Abd-al-Malik grew as more people accepted the claim, and he eventually defeated his rivals and rebuilt the Kaaba, and started putting verses from the Quran on public inscriptions, and all Muslims started to make the haj to Mecca instead of Jerusalem or Hebron. Mecca hasn’t looked back since.