Post-conversion mobility both assimilated Moriscos and revived their religious networks

Evidence

The newly acquired mobility of the Muslims from north to south in Spain had varied consequences. It could be a factor tending to favor assimilation, for it brought Muslims out of the confines of their morer´ıas and into contact with the general community. On the other hand, it enabled ex-Mudejar Castilian Muslims to contact their Granadan brethren more easily and so to renew their networks of Islamic education. — L. P. Harvey, Muslims in Spain, 1500 to 1614, 391