Which of the following best characterizes literature during the Islamic Golden Age? O Stories like The Thousand and One Nights replaced religious texts as the most popular literature. O Poetic writings were not permitted. O Most authors wrote literature that argued for a non-religious state. O New types of literature emerged, but religious texts remained the most important.

Which of the following best characterizes literature during the Islamic Golden Age? O Stories like The Thousand and One Nights replaced religious texts as the most popular literature. O Poetic writings were not permitted. O Most authors wrote literature that argued for a non-religious state. O New types of literature emerged, but religious texts remained the most important.