Learn World History 2: by giving Muslim merchants, traders, and caravanners a shared set of customs, laws, traditions, and language by making the caravan trade the exclusive vocation of Tuareg Berber nomads by opening the markets of the pilgrimage route between Niani and Kilwa by causing conflict between dissident Muslim groups, thereby opening competing markets for new manufactured goods - How did the widespread adoption of Islam help facilitate trans-Saharan trade?

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