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Kārimīs

Muslim merchant
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  • Egypt
    Egypt
    / Economic life

    …Muslim merchants known as the KārimÄ«s; the Mediterranean trade was left to European traders, whom the Mamluks allowed certain privileges in Alexandria. By the 15th century, however, Egypt’s commercial importance rapidly deteriorated as the result of population losses caused by the plague, increased government interference in commerce, Bedouin raiding, and…

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    …Muslim merchants known as the KārimÄ«s; the Mediterranean trade was left to European traders, whom the Mamluks allowed certain privileges in Alexandria. By the 15th century, however, Egypt’s commercial importance rapidly deteriorated as the result of population losses caused by the plague, increased government interference in commerce, Bedouin raiding, and…

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