What was trade like in Islamic Golden Age? What did people trade and where?

Interesting Facts about Trade and Commerce in the Islamic Golden Age

• Islamic coins have been found by archeologists as far away as Sweden , Britain , and China .• Merchants were respected in the Islamic world . The prophet Muhammad came from a merchant family . The slave trade was a large part of the economy . Some slaves were prisoners captured during the Islamic conquests , while others were purchased in slave markets in northern and western Africa . The vast expanse of Islamic trade allowed for the cultural exchange of art , science , food , and clothing throughout Asia , Africa , and Europe . The Quran guided many of the principals of Islamic merchants requiring them to deal fairly with one another and to not charge interest on loans .

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very positive impact on our industries in the west, sine they promoted settlement and increased the ways in which goods could be transported to market.  

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