Original sentence: Another example is Bilali (Ben Ali) Muhammad, a Fula Muslim from Timbo Futa-Jallon in present day Guinea-Conakry who arrived to Sapelo Island during 1803.By 1900 roughly 500,000 Africans were sent to this area, representing 4.4% of the 11,328,000 slaves imported worldwide.He is known to have fasted during the month of Ramadan, worn a fez and kaftan and observed the Muslim feasts, in addition to consistently performing the five obligatory prayers.In 1991 a masjid in Fayetteville, North Carolina renamed itself Masjid Omar Ibn Said in his honor.In limited cases some were occasionally provided a private praying area by their owner.It is estimated that over 50 percent of the slaves imported to North America came from areas where Islam was followed by at least a minority population.Some of his works include the Lords Prayer, the Bismillah, this is How You Pray, Quranic phases, the 23rd Psalm and an autobiography.This Bible is housed at Davidson College in North Carolina since being donated by Ellen Guion in 1871
Edited sentence: Another example is Bilali (Ben Ali) Muhammad, a Fula Muslim from Timbo Futa-Jallon in present day Guinea-Conakry, who arrived to Sapelo Island during 1803.By 1900, roughly 500,000 Africans were sent to this area, representing 4.4% of the 11,328,000 slaves imported worldwide.He is known to have fasted during the month of Ramadan, worn a fez and kaftan, and observed the Muslim feasts, in addition to consistently performing the five obligatory prayers.In 1991, a masjid in Fayetteville, North Carolina renamed itself Masjid Omar Ibn Said in his honor.In limited cases, some were occasionally provided a private praying area by their owner.It is estimated that over 50% of the slaves imported to North America came from areas where Islam was followed by at least a minority population.Some of his works include the Lords Prayer, the Bismillah, this is How You Pray, Quranic phases, the 23rd Psalm, and an autobiography.This Bible is housed at Davidson College in North Carolina from a donation by Ellen Guion in 1871