The Arab Markets application contains information about the Arab markets in pre-Islamic times and Islam
The Arab Markets application provides many useful information from Arabic literature about the Arab markets in the past, and how the methods of buying and selling were among the Arabs in the era of ignorance and Islam
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The Arab Markets application contains poems that were said in the markets and poetic articulations that occurred between poets in these markets

The Arab countries have an intermediate geographical location, between the countries of the greatest countries and the oldest civilizations. To its northeast is Persia, to its northwest are the countries of Rome and Egypt, to its southwest beyond the sea is the country of Abyssinia, and to its south is the Indian Sea that separates it from the country of India.

We will not be exaggerating if we say: Most of the world's trade, from ancient times to the Middle Ages, is between these countries that we have listed. The two great states that disputed influence and sovereignty in the world, namely Persia and the Byzantines, had commercial and political relations with the Arab countries in the north and south. Less similar to this in the relationship of Abyssinia and India with Yemen, Oman and Bahrain, although the relationship is narrower borders

The Arabs - and their commercial center is what we have presented - established markets for them to trade in.

Perhaps this word - as Ibn Saydah mentioned - was derived from the people's market for their goods, and its presence in the Semitic languages ​​does not necessitate that the word Arab market be taken from it, perhaps the reality is the opposite. There is no necessity in this pretentious investigation, as long as these sisters are from one mother.

Among these markets were those that were confined to the neighboring villages and the tribes located in their yard, such as the market of Hajar, Hajar al-Yamama, al-Shihr, and others. Some of them were public, and people came to them from all the outskirts of the island, such as Ukaz.



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Okaz market, one of the three major markets of the Arabian Peninsula in the pre-Islamic period in addition to the Majna market and the Dhul-Majaz market, its beginnings go back to 501 AD, and the Arabs used to come to it for a period of 20 days from the beginning of Dhul-Qi’dah selling goods and reciting poems until the 20th of the month, then it would go to the market Majnah, where she spends the last ten days of the month of Dhul-Qa’dah, then she goes to the market of Dhul-Majaz, where she spends the first eight days of the month of Dhul-Hijjah, then she goes to her pilgrimage, and the first residents of Souk Okaz are the Adwan tribe and the Hawazin tribe

In the past, markets represented meetings between individuals or literary councils, as they were held in a continuous manner in the days of ignorance and the beginning of the introduction of Islam in a number of diverse regions of the Arabian Peninsula, as it was considered the place where Arabs gathered, and they came to it from all over the world to listen and enjoy. With what is held in those markets of sermons, sermons, chants and poems.

This is in addition to the fact that they were engaged in trade and exchanged benefits in it, in addition to that they were releasing their captives who were captured from other tribes, and the Arab markets in the past had helped in the development and improvement of the individual in various fields, culture, religion and economy, in addition to the fact that the markets are in different parts of the world. The world was gathering and coming to the Arab markets.
The markets were varied, some of which were for all individuals, such as the Okaz market, and basic needs such as oil, dates, human beings, ghee, perfume, and wares were spread in these markets, in addition to various animals, besides that slaves were bought and sold through those markets, and with regard to the Arab markets in the past, there were Three major markets

Souk Okaz is a center for settling disputes, concluding agreements, issuing judgments, holding competitions, and solving various problems. Poetry competitions were held in it that had a prominent role in formalizing the rules of the Arabic language, rules of grammar, methods of expression, and oral discourse.


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