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1 Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa

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5 “So abundant is the gold which is found in his country that he is the richest and most noble king in all the land.”

6 Timbuktu today

7 Minaret

8 The Great Mosque at Djenne

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11 The Swahili Coast

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