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Having a single language in use across the Islamic Caliphates provided an easier transmission of information (allowing for the proliferation of science) and a more contiguous and homogeneous culture. This made it much easier to govern and to progress. Additionally, Arabic was the language of Islamic Religious Texts (both the Qur'an and its exegetical material).

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