I think it was Islam because Sundiata wanted to spread it and plus, Sundiata was Muslim by the way. <--- And your mama to! Hahaha
Both the Republic of South Africa and the southern half of Africa is non-Islamic and majority-Christian or Animist.
The TRANS-SAHARA TRADE ROUTES connect North Africa, which is part of the Islamic World, to West Africa.
different language and developed government
Mauritania is an Islamic country situated in Northern Africa.
Islamic or African..( I think...)
Arabic
Arabic
Islam
I think it was Islam because Sundiata wanted to spread it and plus, Sundiata was Muslim by the way. <--- And your mama to! Hahaha
Arabic
North Africa is mainly home to Arabs who practice the Islamic culture. The most predominant language in the region is Arabic.
Both the Republic of South Africa and the southern half of Africa is non-Islamic and majority-Christian or Animist.
The spread of the Arabic language can be attributed to the historical expansion of the Islamic Empire, trade routes, and the strong cultural and religious significance of Arabic in the Islamic world. Additionally, the Arabic language has become important in fields such as science, mathematics, and literature, further contributing to its widespread use.
The TRANS-SAHARA TRADE ROUTES connect North Africa, which is part of the Islamic World, to West Africa.
North Africa countries are all Islamic countries and mostly speaking Arabic language. Accordingly, Islam religion rules and teachings are the factors controlling North African countries.
The leaders of the Songhai Empire, particularly under rulers like Askia Muhammad, strengthened Islam by promoting its teachings, establishing mosques, and supporting Islamic scholarship, which attracted scholars and students to cities like Timbuktu. They also fostered the use of Arabic as a language of administration and trade, facilitating communication and the spread of Islamic culture throughout West Africa. By integrating Islamic principles into governance and education, they solidified Islam's influence in the region and elevated Arabic as a key language in commerce and academia.