islam was created almost 1000 years before there were jesuits.. it's a sumarian belief system centered around a moon-god. it's christian influence came from an arian (exiled belief from the west) monk who was also muhammad's uncle… should note that he never converted to islam.
originally it was from sumeria and the god allah resembles the old sumerian and babylonian moon god.. After muhammed had his encounters (which almost drove him to suicide) his uncle told him that the being he communed with was the archangel gabriel, from christianity. Arianism was an offshoot of the Orthodox Christian belief at the time, but it had been expelled from rome and most western countries at the time as heresy, which was why it was in arabia. Arabia was where expelled religions ended up at the time. muhammed destroyed all the idols and religions after rising to power in mecca and medina except the one to that moon god. He then set the idol to the moon god in the corner of the cube.. it's the kabbah stone. you'll notice kabbalists putting idols in the corner of whatever room they're in (spirit cooking, when she covered it in blood). I've been doing some research into it.. i'll try to drop what i find later. still going over stuff
islam has existed for 1300 years. lots of conquests. shortly after persia had been taken, the forces split west, across north africa and into spain, and east toward india. Tamerlane was the main commander of the forces that moved eastward and conquered everything into india and up toward china. That conquest also merged islam with the local, central asian shamanistic type faiths.. it's called sufi islam. It's big in central asia, pakistan and turkey. It has mystical practices similar to the kabbalah. the deeper i dig on this the more i see islam and babylonian talmudism not far from eachother, but i do see them as not being a faith from abraham, like they're marketed.