The first cause for the rise of the Arabic civilization was that the Arab invasions politically united a massive portion of the world from Spain to India. This was a union that continued defeating pending the fall of the Omayyads in 750. The fading of so many separating frontiers was the beginning to the construction of new Arabic societies.

The Arabs passed their language around by defeating one nation after another. The more the language increased among non-Arabs, additional information of Arabic multiplied with it. This supporting unity was adjoined to the extensive use of a general language. Political harmony was added with the widespread of a universal language, which made it possible for the exchange of ideas. This is the second reason for the rise of the Arabic civilization because it made it possible for the swapping of ideas, thoughts, and languages to start a society.

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