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According to Ibn Battuta, what was lifelike in the Muslim world in the 1320s?
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According to Ibn Battuta, what was lifelike in the Muslim world in the 1320s?

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In the 1320s the Muslim world's economy was heavily based on trade. The Muslim world also had a government very heavily based on religion.

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