Islamic victories produced no serious Mozarab Christian theological literature

Evidence

Mozarabs were silent and untheological, except for the episode of the Martyrs’ Movement, when the former epithet at least was not deserved. The brief literature of the Movement is not impressive and it is important only as illustrating the idea of Christians then current; the story of Muhammad recounted by St Eulogius in his Liber Apologeticus Martyrum is couched in savage language, and varies between the ridiculously inaccurate and the unpleasantly absurd. — Norman Daniel, Islam and the West, 63

Categorization

• QUESTION: What drove the Mozarab silence — political caution, cultural assimilation, or absence of institutional support for scholarship?