The spread of Islam led to the growth of urban centers from "summary" of A History of Islamic Societies by Ira M. Lapidus
The spread of Islam across various regions brought about significant changes in social and economic structures. As Muslim rulers expanded their territories, they established administrative centers in key urban areas. These urban centers served as hubs for political, economic, and cultural activities, fostering growth and development. With the rise of Islamic empires, cities became important centers of trade and commerce, attracting merchants and craftsmen from far and wide. The growth of urban centers was also fueled by the influx of new converts to Islam. As the religion spread, many individuals migrated to urban areas to be closer to centers of learning and religious scholarship. This led to an increase in the population of cities, creating a demand for goods and services. Urban centers became melting pots of diverse cultur...
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