One of the leaders of Mali, Mansa Musa, was Islamic so he tried making Mali islamic. On his journey home to west africa, Mansa Musa brought with him several Islamic scholars to teach his people the words of Qu'ran and just how to live as true muslims.
Majority of the Malians are Muslims (about 90% of the total population). The Muslim scholars taught them to be tolerant of other religion followers. They also caused the spread of education in Mali.
Yes, there is a fairly large number of Muslims in Mali.
Cultural diffusion occurred in Mali when its king Mansa Musa returned home to Mali, bringing back many Arab scholars with him. The scholars taught the people of Mali about the Islamic religion and soon enough, Mansa Musa made Islam the national religion.
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.
Timbuktu is in Mali. The majority of the people are now Muslims.
Approximately 95% of the population in Mali is Muslim. Islam is the predominant religion in the country and influences many aspects of daily life for Malians.
mansa musa supported education
yes they do in fact they usually sing for about an hour before they start their serman
During Mansa Musa's reign, Islam became very popular in Mali. Following their king's example, many people from Mali went to Mecca. In turn, many Muslims from Asia, Egypt, and other parts of Africa visited Mali. These journeys between regions helped create more trade and made Mali even richer.
Mali took over Ghana. The important leaders of MALI are, Sundianta, the founder, and Mansa Musa, a guy who made a lengendary hajj, Islamic voyage to the holy city of mecca, and influenced many Africans to become Muslims, he also influeced Mali's golden age I am smart, lol
Mali took over Ghana. The important leaders of MALI are, Sundianta, the founder, and Mansa Musa, a guy who made a lengendary hajj, Islamic voyage to the holy city of mecca, and influenced many Africans to become Muslims, he also influeced Mali's golden age I am smart, lol