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In the 11th century at the court of the Kanem Mai Umme, traders arrive with a tale of one God! and not just that they talk of the possibilities of Brotherhood with fellow monarchs across the great deserts, show him their written words and offer their general services, he could make a profit selling them some of the surplus agricultural products from his domain and serve as a middle-man to pass on products from the resource rich but disease ridden Rain-forests, all this in exchange for changing his name to Humme Jilmi and accepting that there was but one God and that Muhammad was his prophet.

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