Where did the arabs live in the 6th century?

The Arabs who settled along the southern and western coasts of the peninsula had reached in the sixth century a considerable degree of civilization. Arabians practiced agriculture and carried on a flourishing trade across the Red Sea and all the way to India.

Explanation:

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