Arab Commercial Roads

Emaar Labeed Ibrahim, Dr.

	Arab Commercial Roads
Journal of The Iraqi University
Article 1, Volume 2, Issue 30, 2016, Pages 435-472
Author
Dr. Emaar Labeed Ibrahim
Abstract
It seems that the Arab people have been forced to love the journey and travel since the dawn of its inception. History has mentioned frequent reports on the movement and travel, for the sake of livelihood, trade and knowledge. He visited many of his members in distant lands and regions, and he reached the ends of the Levant and the Abyssinia, and toured many of his sons in a remote country. The tribes had trips, and the Levars had books. Some of them were mentioned in poetry. The poets' journey was to confusion, Damascus and Roman lands. He had hair in Ankara, and Quraish had two trips, one in summer and the other in winter The ancient ways of trade, whether land or water, were unknown, but their ways were human. They were the arteries of life, especially the sea roads, which represented the largest water surface, which facilitated the transfer of many elements of culture and spread on its shores and the development of trade exchange. The Arab trade routes have been taken as the title of my research in order to identify the role of Arab Muslims in spreading civilization and science after the spread of the Islamic religion during the Islamic conquests and their role in strengthening relations between peoples, especially in the commercial field. I have encountered some difficulties when writing the research is the lack of sources and the concentration of some of those sources on the commercial markets in addition to the description of cities and the most important features of civilization (mosques, markets, the role of science).

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