Muslim scholars' incorporation of cultural and intellectual influences from pre-Islamic societies can best be used as evidence that A
most educated Muslims continued to speak European languages well into the fifteenth century
B
European merchants had established trade outposts throughout Muslim Central Asia
С
Muslim scientists rejected the contributions of scientists from other cultures as heretical
D
Muslim states and empires were central to the processes of intellectual transfer in Eurasia

Muslims incorporated cultural and intellectual influences from other societies and as a result D . Muslim states and empires were central to the processes of intellectual transfer in Eurasia.

After the Arabian Muslims spread across Northern Africa and Southern Europe and took over many lands, they incorporated the knowledge they found in these societies in the areas of:

Because Muslims had also conquered vast areas in Asia, they were able to spread the knowledge they gathered across Eurasia.

In conclusion, Muslim empires like the Ottoman, Safavid and Mughal empires helped spread intellectual knowledge around Eurasia.

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