Muslims in Ghana are minority while in Mali they are majority. In Ghana percentage of Muslims is only 15.9 % (~3.8 million Muslims) while in Mali the percentage is 92.5% (~12 million Muslims). These statistics are according to Pew Forum study as of October 2009. Chrissy: The people of Ghana were forced to convert to Islam by the muslims empire in Ghana. The Muslims came to Ghana from North America and built mosques. In time, Ghana's ruler employed them as advisers. As Ghana grew weaker, Mali replaced Ghana and taken over most of their territory. Mali's first great ruler, Sundiata, came into power by crushing a cruel, unpopular leader. In Mali, their ruler did NOT force his people to convert/or accept Islam. In fact, most of the people of Mali retained their traditional African beliefs.
Almoravids
Mali conquerred Ghana in the early 1200's after the North African Muslims had controlled Ghana briefly in 1076. Ghana had allready begun it's decline.
the almoravids
Yes. Ghana was a Muslim empire, at least, it was mostly Muslim.
Muslims who followed the Islamic religion your welcome
Muslims often traded gold and salt, along with slaves, silks, and carpets. It's kinda short, but that's all I know(;
Yes. Muslims from all over the world go to Makka (Mecca) Mukarma to perform Hajj.
In Ghana, circumcision is not universally practiced among men. The prevalence of circumcision varies by ethnic and religious groups; for instance, it is more common among Muslims and certain ethnic communities. Overall, estimates suggest that around 30-40% of males in Ghana are circumcised, but this can differ significantly based on regional and cultural factors.
Arab and Berber Muslims from the Northern coast of Africa came to trade with West African Tribes and Empires like Ghana.
Ghana
Ghana is a country in Africa