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Trading Empire of Dar-al Islam

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The Trading Empire of Dar-al Islam

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Commodities such as traded stones, spices, perfumes, and silk traveled overland by the caravan (Camels) to Palmyra and Damascus

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Baghdad, the capital of Abbasid Dynasty, was an advantage for trade. Baghdad was in the center of all the main trading routes such as the Silk Road and Royal Road.

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There were many advances in various areas such as mathematics, pottery, medicine and astronomy

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Arabia became an important link in trade between China and India as well as Persia and Byzantine Empires

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Culture was traded as well, for example the connection with Eastern Africa created the "Swahili" which was a language mixed with Arabic and Bantu

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