Database: Arabic as a Cultural Unifier - Revision history

Soranin at 01:57, 11 May 2026

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	Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were {{Wiki\|Persian language\|Persian}} in [[Iran]], {{Wiki\|Syriac language\|Syriac}} in [[Levant\|Syria]], {{Wiki\|Berber languages\|Berber}} in [[Africa\|North Africa]], {{Wiki\|Coptic language\|Coptic}} in [[Egypt]], and {{Wiki\|Hebrew language\|Hebrew}} wherever there was a [[Judaism\|Jewish]] community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like [[Baghdad]] spoke a little bit of multiple languages.		Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were {{Wiki\|Persian language\|Persian}} in [[Iran]], {{Wiki\|Syriac language\|Syriac}} in [[Levant\|Syria]], {{Wiki\|Berber languages\|Berber}} in [[Africa\|North Africa]], {{Wiki\|Coptic language\|Coptic}} in [[Egypt]], and {{Wiki\|Hebrew language\|Hebrew}} wherever there was a [[Judaism\|Jewish]] community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like [[Baghdad]] spoke a little bit of multiple languages.
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	Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were {{Wiki\|Persian language\|Persian}} in [[Iran]], {{Wiki\|Syriac language\|Syriac}} in [[Levant\|Syria]], {{Wiki\|Berber languages\|Berber}} in [[Africa\|North Africa]], {{Wiki\|Coptic language\|Coptic}} in [[Egypt]], and {{Wiki\|Hebrew language\|Hebrew}} wherever there was a [[Judaism\|Jewish]] community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like [[Baghdad]] spoke a little bit of multiple languages.		Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were {{Wiki\|Persian language\|Persian}} in [[Iran]], {{Wiki\|Syriac language\|Syriac}} in [[Levant\|Syria]], {{Wiki\|Berber languages\|Berber}} in [[Africa\|North Africa]], {{Wiki\|Coptic language\|Coptic}} in [[Egypt]], and {{Wiki\|Hebrew language\|Hebrew}} wherever there was a [[Judaism\|Jewish]] community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like [[Baghdad]] spoke a little bit of multiple languages.
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Soranin at 21:26, 9 May 2026

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	Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were {{Wiki\|Persian language\|Persian}} in [[Iran]], {{Wiki\|Syriac language\|Syriac}} in [[Levant\|Syria]], {{Wiki\|Berber languages\|Berber}} in [[Africa\|North Africa]], {{Wiki\|Coptic language\|Coptic}} in [[Egypt]], and {{Wiki\|Hebrew language\|Hebrew}} wherever there was a [[Judaism\|Jewish]] community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like [[Baghdad]] spoke a little bit of multiple languages.		Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were {{Wiki\|Persian language\|Persian}} in [[Iran]], {{Wiki\|Syriac language\|Syriac}} in [[Levant\|Syria]], {{Wiki\|Berber languages\|Berber}} in [[Africa\|North Africa]], {{Wiki\|Coptic language\|Coptic}} in [[Egypt]], and {{Wiki\|Hebrew language\|Hebrew}} wherever there was a [[Judaism\|Jewish]] community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like [[Baghdad]] spoke a little bit of multiple languages.
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imported>Soranin at 21:26, 22 December 2025

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	Many factors explain the expansion and popularity of Arabic. First and foremost, it was the liturgical language of [[Islam]] and its mastery was necessary to read and understand the {{Wiki\|Quran}} and other religious texts. The slow and steady spread of this religion across the empire therefore led to the adoption of its sacred language by the new converts. Moreover, by the 720s, much of the administration of the empire had become Arabicized. Those wishing to advance socially and politically therefore found it well worth their effort to learn Arabic. Finally, as something akin to a common tongue, it became the language of trade, arts, and sciences between the various peoples of the empire.		Many factors explain the expansion and popularity of Arabic. First and foremost, it was the liturgical language of [[Islam]] and its mastery was necessary to read and understand the {{Wiki\|Quran}} and other religious texts. The slow and steady spread of this religion across the empire therefore led to the adoption of its sacred language by the new converts. Moreover, by the 720s, much of the administration of the empire had become Arabicized. Those wishing to advance socially and politically therefore found it well worth their effort to learn Arabic. Finally, as something akin to a common tongue, it became the language of trade, arts, and sciences between the various peoples of the empire.

	Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were {{Wiki\|Persian language\|Persian}} in [[Iran]], {{Wiki\|Syriac language\|Syriac}} in [[Levant\|Syria]], {{Wiki\|Berber languages\|Berber}} in [[Africa\|North Africa]], {{Wiki\|Coptic language\|Coptic}} in [[Egypt]], and {{Wiki\|Hebrew}} wherever there was a [[Judaism\|Jewish]] community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like [[Baghdad]] spoke a little bit of multiple languages.		Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were {{Wiki\|Persian language\|Persian}} in [[Iran]], {{Wiki\|Syriac language\|Syriac}} in [[Levant\|Syria]], {{Wiki\|Berber languages\|Berber}} in [[Africa\|North Africa]], {{Wiki\|Coptic language\|Coptic}} in [[Egypt]], and {{Wiki\|Hebrew language\|Hebrew}} wherever there was a [[Judaism\|Jewish]] community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like [[Baghdad]] spoke a little bit of multiple languages.
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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Arabic as a Cultural Unifier}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Arabic as a Cultural Unifier}}
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imported>MikonoshinobiCE at 06:50, 6 September 2025

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imported>Darman36 at 17:35, 3 March 2024

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	Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were {{Wiki\|Persian language\|Persian}} in [[Iran]], {{Wiki\|Syriac language\|Syriac}} in [[Levant\|Syria]], {{Wiki\|Berber languages\|Berber}} in [[Africa\|North Africa]], {{Wiki\|Coptic language\|Coptic}} in [[Egypt]], and {{Wiki\|Hebrew}} wherever there was a [[Judaism\|Jewish]] community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like [[Baghdad]] spoke a little bit of multiple languages.		Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were {{Wiki\|Persian language\|Persian}} in [[Iran]], {{Wiki\|Syriac language\|Syriac}} in [[Levant\|Syria]], {{Wiki\|Berber languages\|Berber}} in [[Africa\|North Africa]], {{Wiki\|Coptic language\|Coptic}} in [[Egypt]], and {{Wiki\|Hebrew}} wherever there was a [[Judaism\|Jewish]] community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like [[Baghdad]] spoke a little bit of multiple languages.
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imported>Soranin at 00:54, 5 January 2024

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	[[File:ACMir Blue Quran Folio.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Folio From the "Blue Quaran" / 9th-10th century, Tunisia, Qairawan (?)]]		[[File:ACMir Blue Quran Folio.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Folio From the "Blue Quaran" / 9th-10th century, Tunisia, Qairawan (?)]]
	Long a linguistic presence in the [[Arabia\|Arabian Peninsula]] and the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Eastern Mediterranean]], Arabic expanded all over the empire through the conquests of the seventh and eighth centuries and the establishment of Arabic-speaking diasporas and colonies. Through a combination of deliberate policies and peer pressure, it eventually became the lingua franca of much of the territory stretching from the [[Pyrenees]] to the {{Wiki\|Himalayas}}.		Long a linguistic presence in the [[Arabia\|Arabian Peninsula]] and the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Eastern Mediterranean]], Arabic expanded all over the empire through the conquests of the seventh and eighth centuries and the establishment of Arabic-speaking diasporas and colonies. Through a combination of deliberate policies and peer pressure, it eventually became the lingua franca of much of the territory stretching from the [[Pyrenees]] to the {{Wiki\|Himalayas}}.

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	Long a linguistic presence in the ~~{{Wiki~~\|Arabian Peninsula}} and the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Eastern Mediterranean]], Arabic expanded all over the empire through the conquests of the seventh and eighth centuries and the establishment of Arabic-speaking diasporas and colonies. Through a combination of deliberate policies and peer pressure, it eventually became the lingua franca of much of the territory stretching from the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Pyrenees}} to the {{Wiki\|Himalayas}}.		Long a linguistic presence in the [[Arabia\|Arabian Peninsula]] and the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Eastern Mediterranean]], Arabic expanded all over the empire through the conquests of the seventh and eighth centuries and the establishment of Arabic-speaking diasporas and colonies. Through a combination of deliberate policies and peer pressure, it eventually became the lingua franca of much of the territory stretching from the [[Pyrenees]] to the {{Wiki\|Himalayas}}.

	Many factors explain the expansion and popularity of Arabic. First and foremost, it was the liturgical language of [[Islam]] and its mastery was necessary to read and understand the {{Wiki\|Quran}} and other religious texts. The slow and steady spread of this religion across the empire therefore led to the adoption of its sacred language by the new converts. Moreover, by the 720s, much of the administration of the empire had become Arabicized. Those wishing to advance socially and politically therefore found it well worth their effort to learn Arabic. Finally, as something akin to a common tongue, it became the language of trade, arts, and sciences between the various peoples of the empire.		Many factors explain the expansion and popularity of Arabic. First and foremost, it was the liturgical language of [[Islam]] and its mastery was necessary to read and understand the {{Wiki\|Quran}} and other religious texts. The slow and steady spread of this religion across the empire therefore led to the adoption of its sacred language by the new converts. Moreover, by the 720s, much of the administration of the empire had become Arabicized. Those wishing to advance socially and politically therefore found it well worth their effort to learn Arabic. Finally, as something akin to a common tongue, it became the language of trade, arts, and sciences between the various peoples of the empire.

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	{{Spoilerhd\|05 January 2024\|[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]]}}		{{Spoilerhd\|05 January 2024\|[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]]}}
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	Long a linguistic presence in the Arabian Peninsula and the Eastern Mediterranean, Arabic expanded all over the empire through the conquests of the seventh and eighth centuries and the establishment of Arabic-speaking diasporas and colonies. Through a combination of deliberate policies and peer pressure, it eventually became the lingua franca of much of the territory stretching from the Pyrenees to the Himalayas.		Long a linguistic presence in the {{Wiki\|Arabian Peninsula}} and the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Eastern Mediterranean]], Arabic expanded all over the empire through the conquests of the seventh and eighth centuries and the establishment of Arabic-speaking diasporas and colonies. Through a combination of deliberate policies and peer pressure, it eventually became the lingua franca of much of the territory stretching from the {{Wiki\|Pyrenees}} to the {{Wiki\|Himalayas}}.

	Many factors explain the expansion and popularity of Arabic. First and foremost, it was the liturgical language of Islam and its mastery was necessary to read and understand the Quran and other religious texts. The slow and steady spread of this religion across the empire therefore led to the adoption of its sacred language by the new converts. Moreover, by the 720s, much of the administration of the empire had become Arabicized. Those wishing to advance socially and politically therefore found it well worth their effort to learn Arabic. Finally, as something akin to a common tongue, it became the language of trade, arts and sciences between the various peoples of the empire.		Many factors explain the expansion and popularity of Arabic. First and foremost, it was the liturgical language of [[Islam]] and its mastery was necessary to read and understand the {{Wiki\|Quran}} and other religious texts. The slow and steady spread of this religion across the empire therefore led to the adoption of its sacred language by the new converts. Moreover, by the 720s, much of the administration of the empire had become Arabicized. Those wishing to advance socially and politically therefore found it well worth their effort to learn Arabic. Finally, as something akin to a common tongue, it became the language of trade, arts, and sciences between the various peoples of the empire.

	Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were Persian in Iran, Syriac in Syria, Berber in North Africa, Coptic in Egypt and Hebrew wherever there was a Jewish community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like Baghdad spoke a little bit of multiple languages.		Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were {{Wiki\|Persian language\|Persian}} in [[Iran]], {{Wiki\|Syriac language\|Syriac}} in [[Levant\|Syria]], {{Wiki\|Berber languages\|Berber}} in [[Africa\|North Africa]], {{Wiki\|Coptic language\|Coptic}} in [[Egypt]], and {{Wiki\|Hebrew}} wherever there was a [[Judaism\|Jewish]] community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like [[Baghdad]] spoke a little bit of multiple languages.
	[[Category:Database: Art and Science]]		[[Category:Database: Art and Science]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Arabic as a Cultural Unifier}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Arabic as a Cultural Unifier}}

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{{Spoilerhd|05 January 2024|[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]]}}
{{Imageneed|[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]]}}
Long a linguistic presence in the Arabian Peninsula and the Eastern Mediterranean, Arabic expanded all over the empire through the conquests of the seventh and eighth centuries and the establishment of Arabic-speaking diasporas and colonies. Through a combination of deliberate policies and peer pressure, it eventually became the lingua franca of much of the territory stretching from the Pyrenees to the Himalayas.

Many factors explain the expansion and popularity of Arabic. First and foremost, it was the liturgical language of Islam and its mastery was necessary to read and understand the Quran and other religious texts. The slow and steady spread of this religion across the empire therefore led to the adoption of its sacred language by the new converts. Moreover, by the 720s, much of the administration of the empire had become Arabicized. Those wishing to advance socially and politically therefore found it well worth their effort to learn Arabic. Finally, as something akin to a common tongue, it became the language of trade, arts and sciences between the various peoples of the empire.

Despite being the dominant language of the empire, Arabic was not the only language spoken in it. Among other languages spoken were Persian in Iran, Syriac in Syria, Berber in North Africa, Coptic in Egypt and Hebrew wherever there was a Jewish community. It is probable that most inhabitants of a cosmopolitan city like Baghdad spoke a little bit of multiple languages.
[[Category:Database: Art and Science]]
{{DEFAULTSORT:Arabic as a Cultural Unifier}}

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	~~{{Spoilerhd\|05 January 2024\|[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]]}}~~
	[[File:ACMir Blue Quran Folio.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Folio From the "Blue Quaran" / 9th-10th century, Tunisia, Qairawan (?)]]		[[File:ACMir Blue Quran Folio.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Folio From the "Blue Quaran" / 9th-10th century, Tunisia, Qairawan (?)]]
	Long a linguistic presence in the [[Arabia\|Arabian Peninsula]] and the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Eastern Mediterranean]], Arabic expanded all over the empire through the conquests of the seventh and eighth centuries and the establishment of Arabic-speaking diasporas and colonies. Through a combination of deliberate policies and peer pressure, it eventually became the lingua franca of much of the territory stretching from the [[Pyrenees]] to the {{Wiki\|Himalayas}}.		Long a linguistic presence in the [[Arabia\|Arabian Peninsula]] and the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Eastern Mediterranean]], Arabic expanded all over the empire through the conquests of the seventh and eighth centuries and the establishment of Arabic-speaking diasporas and colonies. Through a combination of deliberate policies and peer pressure, it eventually became the lingua franca of much of the territory stretching from the [[Pyrenees]] to the {{Wiki\|Himalayas}}.