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Why were mosques originally built in the Ghana Empire?


for the common people, who were mostly Muslim


for the king, who was a Muslim


for the Muslim merchants and visitors


for the invading Muslim armies, who forced the residents to build them

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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "for the invading Muslim armies, who forced the residents to build them." mosques originally built in the Ghana Empire because for the invading Muslim armies, who forced the residents to build them

Mosques built in the Ghana Empire for the Muslim merchants and visitors. Thus the 3rd option is correct.

Where is Ghana?

Ghana is the Western African country situation along the Gulf of guinea. In the ancient times, The Ghana empire was founded by the Soninke people. it included the two towns which were in the plains.

One of these towns, which is inhabited by Muslims, in large and possesses twelve mosques, in which they assemble for the Friday prayer. So the cities were 6 miles away from the capital city.

There many of the merchants and visitors arrived which led to the formation of the mosques to offer the praying to the god. Thus the 3rd option is correct.

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