In what way was Malacca able to help promote the spread of Islam throughout Southeast Asia?
A. Its fortunate position helped it become the leading economic power in the region.
B. Paramesvara, its founder, personally went on pilgrimages to spread the word.
C. By becoming allies with the Chinese, who spread the word of Islam.
D. Through its large source of missionaries who could travel easily to other islands.
E. By disseminating writings of notable Islamic scholars.
Answer: A
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