Which of the following did NOT contribute to the fragmentation of the Muslim world after 800 C.E.?

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The collapse of trade and commerce in the empire is not a factor that contributed to the fragmentation of the Muslim world after 800 C.E. In fact, trade and commerce continued to flourish in many regions of the empire, facilitating cultural exchange and the spread of Islam. The other three factors - the enormous size and diversity of regions in the empire, weak and incompetent caliphs, and civil wars and invasions - all contributed to the fragmentation of the Muslim world by creating political, economic, and social divisions that weakened the unity of the empire.

Which of the Following Did NOT Contribute to the Fragmentation