Islamization refers to the process through which a society or culture adopts Islamic principles, laws, and practices. This can occur through various means, including political, social, and cultural influences. The process may involve the implementation of Sharia law, the promotion of Islamic values, and the integration of Islamic teachings into education and public life. The term can also describe the transformation of non-Muslim societies as they become more influenced by Islamic beliefs and practices. This can happen through migration, trade, or cultural exchange, leading to changes in social norms, legal systems, and community structures that align more closely with Islamic traditions.