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Trade by Muslims through India and south East Asia led to spread of Islam in these areas and other areas of the world and finally led to the shaping of what could called the Islamic world with Muslims in Muslim majority countries extending from Indonesia through Pakistan, Bangladis, ... , through Saudi Arabia, Egypt, ..., and Morocco.

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