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    Textiles played an important economic and cultural role in pre-Islamic Arabia. Weaving and textile production were major industries, with various tribes specializing in different textiles. Finely woven cloth was a sign of wealth and status, and textiles were used to make tents, clothing, trade goods, and gifts. The production and trade of textiles declined after the rise of Islam as Arab societies became more sedentary.

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    Textiles played an important economic and cultural role in pre-Islamic Arabia. Weaving and textile production were major industries, with various tribes specializing in different textiles. Finely woven cloth was a sign of wealth and status, and textiles were used to make tents, clothing, trade goods, and gifts. The production and trade of textiles declined after the rise of Islam as Arab societies became more sedentary.

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    REZA-UR-RAHIM, MUHAMMED. "TEXTILES IN PRE-ISLAMIC ARABIA.

    " Islamic Studies 11, no. 1


    (1972): 47-64. www.jstor.org/stable/20833053.

    Islamic Studies
    Vol. 11, No. 1 (MARCH 1972), pp. 47-64 (18 pages)
    Published by: Islamic Research Institute, International Islamic University, Islamabad

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