ركود وتراجع التبادل التجاري بين العرب وبلاد الصيين للفترة (137-264ه 754-878م)‎

Abstract EN

Arab merchants were concerned with expanding and strengthening their trade links by establishing commercial centers for them, making in them agents and creating warehouses.

These warehouses were usually populated by Muslim refugees because of political or religious persecution, Muslims from the same country or sometimes they were regular forces settled in China's largest cities, particularly Khan-Fu.

They helped the king of China and returned them to power under the Tang Family (618-907 AD).

Those groups gained interest under the king of China and he authorized their manner a judge who manages their affairs according to Islamic law, but these groups were exterminated and killed if they were Muslims, Jews and Christians, as well as Persians, in addition to those who also killed about 120,000 Chinese men who were in the city.

The trade in the 3rd and 4th Hijri /9th and 10th AD were characterized by periods of inactivity and regression due to some events and crises that had negative effects on business.