Islam Economy

Trade

• Trading helped preserve earlier traditions and add new inventions or innovations of their own.
• Trade and travel were became less delicate and precarious; they both flourished.
• Trade was increased due to Sharia, an Islamic law derived from the Koran, because it protected commerce and imposed stiff punishments.

Trade Cont 1.

• Islams economy relied heavily on trade of the goods they produce , such as vegetables , cloth , and spices.
• Luxurious silks, spices, and incense were the desired goods when it came to trading.
• Luxurious silks, spices, and incense were the desired goods when it came to trading.

Trade Con 2 ( For Society ) .

• Spread of women rights and Muslims invented payments by checks.
• Islam had a huge diverse effect on ancient Africa, Africa before did not have any oral cultures, for example, literature.

Major Crop

• The major crop that was grown in the region was cotton and silk due to the moist climate and fertile soil
• This crop was sold along the silk road and was in high demand. 
• The Islam people were one of the best at makeing silk and cotton cloths.

Landscape

• The majority of the people in Islam were farmers because of the landscape of the region.
• The landscape in the region was ideal for farmers to grow silk and cotton.
• The region was very humid and a little moist which is perfect for crops.