Why was the city of Djenné an important center for Islam?
O It was a rest stop on the route to Mecca.
O It became a UNESCO World Heritage site.
O It was home to the Great Mosque.
O It was where Mansa Musa established his capital.

Djenné, along with Timbuktu, was long a central point for the diffusion of Islam deep into the continent. Although Islam took firm hold in the city only in the 13th century, when a local ruler converted, it had been filtering in on trade routes from the Mediterranean coast and the Middle East for centuries.

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Why was the city of Djenné an important center for Islam? O It was a rest stop on the route to Mecca. O It became a UNESCO World Heritage site. O It was home to the Great Mosque. O It was where Mansa Musa established his capital.

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Why was the city of Djenné an important center for Islam?
O It was a rest stop on the route to Mecca.
O It became a UNESCO World Heritage site.
O It was home to the Great Mosque.
O It was where Mansa Musa established his capital.