Question

How did the spread of islam affect reading and writing in Africa?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

In West Africa, Islam introduced literacy and Muslim education. Because of literacy, researchers were able to record the history and oral traditions of some of the states in books. The Tarikh es Sudan, written in Timbuktu in the seventeenth century by Al-Sa'di, is an example of such a book.

In Africa, Islam has brought disparate peoples together through improved cultural understanding and a sense of collaboration and common good. Islam's historical influence on commerce, particularly in West Africa, considerably boosted African people's wealth and aided the formation of many major African empires.

Answer 2

Answer:

Islam introduced literacy

Explanation:

Islam introduced literacy as well as Muslim education into West Africa. Literacy made it possible for scholars to preserve the history and the oral traditions of some of the states in books. Examples of such books are the Tarikh es Sudan written by Al-Sa'di in Timbuktu in the seventeenth century.