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The factors that helped the economies of the Muslim empires to prosper were the farms that would supply the food, wool, and other goods. The traders who brought more exotic things like silk. Muslims became famous for their fine textiles and woven fabrics. The Artisans also made finely crafted steel swords and leather goods. The growth of the cities themselves and the trade routes helped the economies as well. The geography helped to make the lands a center for trade, their lands were in parts of Asia, Europe, and Africa; and their trade routes linked three different continents. These are some factors that helped the economies of the Muslim empire.

Answer 1

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The treatment of different religions by rulers of the Arab empire were, The Jews and Christians, or "People of the Book," were respected. The Muslims thought of their scriptures as sacred, and they were allowed to practice their faith and help govern themselves. Believers of other religions like Buddhism, Zoroastrianism, and Hinduism, were treated harshly, and their holy books were destroyed because they were not, "People of the Book."

Answer 2

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After Muhammad's death the split in the Muslim community was into the Sunnis and the Shias. The Sunnis believed in Muhammad's main advisor, Abu Bakr and he would become the first caliph, and they also held the Sunnah in high regard, and believed that the caliph should have political skills. A minority of Muslims the Shias, believed that Muhammad's relatives should become the caliph. The Shias all supported Ali, who was Muhammad's cousin and son-in-law.

Answer 3

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Muhammad's role in establishing and spreading Islam was that he would preach in the streets of Mecca, and he told the Arabs to worship only one God. He said that he got revelations from God and this was the same God who had spoken to Jesus, and other great figures of Judaism; and the Muslims believed he was the final prophet. Some didn't like what he was saying and he was persecuted for it and Muhammad and other Muslims fled to Mecca. He had to fight some battles and he won, he then returned to Mecca as the ruler and he banned worship of other gods.

Answer 4

hey bot can you shorten this? The economies of the Muslim empires thrived due to several factors. One crucial factor was the presence of productive farms that not only provided essential food but also supplied materials like wool for various goods. Additionally, the arrival of traders brought in exotic items such as silk, contributing to the empires' reputation for producing high-quality textiles and woven fabrics. Skilled artisans also played a significant role, crafting finely made steel swords and leather products. Furthermore, the growth of cities and the establishment of trade routes further bolstered the economies. The strategic geography of the lands, spread across Asia, Europe, and Africa, made them ideal trading hubs, with their trade routes connecting three different continents. These factors collectively contributed to the prosperity of the Muslim empires' economies.