How did the Songhai Empire strengthen Islam?
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Askia Muhammad was a ruler of Songhai. During his reign, he strengthened Islam, promoted education and also made laws. Also, the city that helped to spread Islam within the empire is called Timbuktu which also became a center of learning and wealth. Askia, during his reign developed the Songhai Empire.

Explanation:Askia Muhammad was a ruler of Songhai. During his reign, he strengthened Islam, promoted education and also made laws. Also, the city that helped to spread Islam within the empire is called Timbuktu which also became a center of learning and wealth. Askia, during his reign developed the Songhai Empire.

Songhai was a leading country in literacy. most of the schools and universities were islam based and the students studied the Koran in these schools and universities. Askia Mohammed was a devoted Muslim and did not allow any other beliefs like Sonni Ali did. they also traded a lot of products using the sub sahara trading routes were they didn't allow any Christians to form a part of.

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