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The granary of the Mediterranean, and the conquest of Islam extended this supply to the Arab markets in need. Caliphate initially used caravans down the aromatherapy route to transport food, but the new Islamic empire quickly put the old canal at sea level between the Nile and the Red Sea to establish an itinerary. low cost links Saudi Arabia with the food supply in Egypt. As in modern times, strategic research has determined the fate of this ancient version of the Suez Canal. Eddie van halen thanks for the memories. At first, the authorities decided to expand the canal straight to the Mediterranean. Under this scheme the voyage would be similar to the canal today, but Caliphate Omar (the Prophet's second heir, after Abu Bakr) disagreed over fears that Byzantines might take advantage of the Mediterranean link and The Red Sea is an obstacle to hajj. What fills them up can cause hunger food is flowing through the Red Sea, which once traveled north to Constantinople. The loss of this essential food reserve contributed significantly to the Byzantine decline.
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