Why was Islam so readily adopted by rulers within the Sudan?
a. The Muslim concept of religious equality allowed rulers to dispose of the traditional clans and lineages of Africa.
b. The Muslim concept of a ruler who united civil and religious authority reinforced traditional ideas of kingship.
c. As a monotheistic religion, Islam was much like the traditional religions of Africa.
d. Their conversion had been prophesied for many years by the griots who were considered the most important advisors for the monarchy.
e. They were all conquered by overwhelming Muslim armies and forcibly converted to Islam.
Answer: B