Give examples of the cosmopolitan character of the states set up by Arabs, Iranians and Turks.
Examples of the cosmopolitan character of the states set up by Arabs, Iranians and Turks:
● The vast Arab empire was inhabited by the people of multi cultural identities, i.e. the Muslims, the Christians and the Jews.
● The Iranian empire witnessed for the development of Muslim and Asian culture.
● In Turkish empire, the Egyptian, Iranian, Syrian and Sudanian culture developed simultaneously.
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