What helped the Arabs succeed in trade?

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Midnightthewolfie · Answer

They were and are VERY sweet people and had many resources that helped with fishing

Anonymous · Answer

Arab success in trade was due to their strategic geographical location, the establishment of vital trade routes, cultural motivations for trading, the effective use of camels for transportation, and a supportive legal framework under Islamic law. These elements combined fostered an environment ripe for trade and commerce, encouraging connections with diverse communities. As a result, trade became an integral part of Arab society and economy. 
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What helped the Arabs succeed in trade?

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