The Effect of prices on meeting the Needs and requirements of living In the Abbasid state until the Middle of the third century AH

Abstract

The economic life of the Abbasid state was characterized by a wide openness that was more liberal than the state in its Umayyad era. It was characterized by a certain isolation, suspicion, and localization due to the different political nature of both countries imposed by the nature of the Abbasid revolution and its openness to non-Arab origins.

Based on the above, Baghdad has been blessed in its early years with all economic and intellectual activities, and seemed an attractive city and incubator for anyone who finds himself in the competence and ability to provide and receive experiences alike.

This is not the case for Baghdad to find many of its inhabitants,