Cornell Notes
9 Fact Ibn Battuta
Ibn Battuta, a young Arab lawyer from Morocco, set out in 1325 to see the Muslim world.
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sultan
Muslim leader
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Swahili
Refers to culture and language of East Africa
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clan
Group of families related by blood or marriage
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- Most African groups
- shared belief in one supreme god
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Islam popular in Western African cities where rulers
and traders accept it by choice or
because it helped them trade with Muslim Arabs
and traders accept it by choice or
because it helped them trade with Muslim Arabs
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- Mansa Musa, leader of Mali
- Libraries at Timbuktu to collected books from Muslim world
- Pilgrimage to Makkah in 1324
Askia Muhammad
Made Timbuktu an important center of Islamic culture and learning with a university known throughout the Muslim world
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Most successful African empires had centralized government ruled by kings or queens
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Most successful African empires had centralized government ruled by kings or queens
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