How did Muslim merchants influence the devolopment of trade in West Africa?

Moslim merchants arrived inWest Africa as early as the seventeenth century BC. They came majorly by water(ships) and a few on land especially those from the north(Egypt) and east(EastAfrica). They influenced trade in West Africa in many ways such as these Moslim merchants introduced faster means of transport such as camels.

They came along with more trade items such as clothes. Moslim traders introduced the religion of Islam together with its influence. They integrated their language(Arabic) with that of the natives thus influencing the trade These among others are the reasons I can think of.

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