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What were 3 Non-Arab Kingdoms from the time of the Islamic Empire?
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∙ 12y ago
England, France, china, India. Read the question before you try to belittle people jack. The question is non Arab kingdoms. Ottoman Turks, are Arab and also Islamic. He/she didnt mention a time or region. It just ask for non-Arab Empire. you could also say Rome or even go to say the United States. Because there is still in fact an Arabic empire.
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