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The authors suggest that the Muslim faith spread and endured in southern-seas trading regions mainly because
a.   Muslim military might had supported forced conversions, and the indigenous populous was afraid to abandon Islam.
b.   Muslim traders stayed aloof from the population, while continuing to practice their faith, which made Islam seem alluring.
c.   Muslim traders assimilated with the population, while maintaining their faith, which was attractive to the indigenous peoples.
d.   European Christians never gained any significant footholds there.
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