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Islam was introduced into East Africa through interactions between Arab Merchants and merchants from coastal Africa who exchanged goods over the Indian ocean. In this way Islam arrived via diffusion. Given the technological advantages that Arabs had, such as a functioning literary system, there became a high-level exchange. This resulted in leaders in East Africa adopting Islam as their official religion and this led to pressure from the civilians in these states to convert.
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How was the Islam introduced in to Ethiopia and the horn of Africa?
Islam entered into East Africa at the very beginning of the Islamic period, around 700 AD. Muslim traders introduced Islam to the East African coast, and the growth of commerce caused the religion to spread.
What was the significance of Mansa Musa's hajj?
The major effect was he introduced african culture to Europe and the Middle east. This is an example of cultural diffusion
Who introduced Islam in Nigeria?
Traders coming from the north introduced Islam into Nigeria.
How was introduced Islam?
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Who is Muhammed in the Islam religion?
The one who introduced Islam. Just like Jesus Christ introduced Christianity and Moses with Judaism.
What is the primary religion of the middle east and India?
The main religion of the Middle East is Islam.
Who introduced Islam to the Swahili?
It was introduced by traders from the Persian Gulf. Hope that helps.
What is the Middle East's major religion?
Islam Islam
What continued to be the primary religion of the Middle-East region?
Islam
How did Islam affect the counties that introduced to Islam?
through trading on caravan and through war
Who was affected most by the introduction of Islam to east Africa?
Who was the most affected by the introduction of Islam to East Africa?
Islam is the primary religion of the Swahili people. The Swahili were first introduced to Islam by?
The Swahili people were first introduced to Islam through trade and interactions with Arab merchants and sailors along the East African coast, particularly during the 7th century. The establishment of trade routes facilitated cultural exchanges, leading to the gradual adoption of Islamic beliefs and practices. Over time, Islam became deeply integrated into Swahili culture, influencing language, architecture, and social structures.
