What was an effect of mansa musa's hajj on the muslim world?

Mansa Musa was a devoted Muslim and famous for his Hajji-- a procession with 60 000 people, 12 000 salves carrying 4 pounds of gold bars each, 80 camels carrying 50-300 pounds of gold dust. He fed the entire caravan and gave away gold to the poor he met along the way. He built a mosque every Friday (Muslim Holy Day) . He also sent pupils to Islamic Universities.

Islam spread through markets and universities. Timbuktu was the center for Islam.

were at first enthusiastic in support of the revolution. however, over time divisions of opinion became apparent between federalists and anti-federalists