It's our pleasure

I've been saying this for years. History curriculum in African schools, especially Nigeria, needs a massive overhaul and update. We also need to start teaching African history to our children from a non Euro-centric, white washed perspective.

Part of neo-colonialism. African historians should start writing children's versions of the stories.

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Watch our episode on the Sokoto Caliphate

You're welcome!

Thank you so much!

I'm from bornawi trip of chad

I'm from kanpo trip also from chad

@@botbat9645 W my kanem brother

We need this badly 💯

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I don't get why Islam is in here in Africa

Proud to be Muslim

@@itsbeyondme5560 Do some digging. Im not mad at present day Muslims except in Mauritania who do modern day slavery. The answer is raids, force conversation, and building empire on selling slaves.

@@mache2784 No . get out troll.

@@itsbeyondme5560 it doesn't hurt me to be mean hearted only you, my friend. Those are the roots of Islam in Africa from my research. Why do you think I came to this video? In no way did I say that is how Islam is spreading today, because it still is. If you want to refute my claims and the ones made in the video, I would be happy to discuss it in a mannerly way with you.

I think hometeam history spoke on their indigenous belief system

Animism

​@@fromabove422 correct!

Amazing! Thanks for sharing

Absolutely!

Christians never went on a crusade in Africa that was the first African Muslims. Im not mad at present day Muslims except in Mauritania who do modern day slavery. The colonist had something way more demonic in mind, and I would argue that it had nothing to do with forcing the population to become Christain.

they also are about putting the people under a figurehead who deems themselves enlightened and basically runs the show (i.e. Sultan, bishop, pope, cardinal, sheikh)

Maaaannnnnn tell me about her wisedome is galore but the conversion proff of why we feel so inseparable & doctrinated us like a program they pillaged everything

@@themeaningisalwaysvague8671 Read the old Testament tells you how to treat slaves, destroy entire families. Constantine converted to Christianity using the words in this sign you will conquer. The sign being the cross Pope Nicolas issued the Papal Bull after 1492 Portugal free to enslave all Africans and Natives. Islam over 1K years before enslaved so many Africans that some nationalities, would deliberately disfigure themselves so they would be worthless. Good news Iraq has ditched the dollar your God will be put to the test by my Gods and my ancestors. We shall see who will win in the next 24 months evil basket.

Rabeh

The Origin of the Kanem Bornu is the Saifuwa dynasty. Zaghawa was a client of the dynasty and not a major constituent part of the state. The people that can justify origin of Kanem Borno are the kanembu. The other clients were the Bulala, the Bagirmi, the wadai, the Tubu, the Arab Bagara, the Tawariq, and the Hausa. I know this because I'm a saifuwa myself!

@@dr.mmaudi8194 Yes these the truth I'm from barnawi trip in Sudan And we are saifuwa.

@@dr.mmaudi8194 I think the confusion partly arises in medieval Arabic sources referring to early Kanem as "Zaghawa" or a branch of the "Zaghawa". The "Zaghawa" might have been a broader term to Arab geographers and chroniclers in the 800s and 900s than it is today. But the Hausa refer to the Kanuri as Beriberi, which could be a sign of "Beri" or Bideyat origins still remembered. But early Kanem seems to owe more to the Tubu/Teda peoples

I’m Zaghawa and we call ourselves as a Beri

​@@dr.mmaudi8194bilala kanem-bornou and kanori are cousins and they come from magomie

So would the word Mai have been borrowed from the Kanuri? I am thinking of tribes in neighboring Cameroon borrowing many key words from the Fulani just as many tribes in neighboring Chad borrowed key words from Chadian Arabian. Many of these key words have to do with economy or religion and the borrowing shows the sharing of culture. Me, I grew up in Chad and have lived more than half my life there, and married a Chadian woman who is half Sara, half Arabic. So I have a rich perspective. And I actually travelled through Gombe many times during the 3 years that I went to high school in Jos. I first traveled through Gombe in 1972 when the wide, smooth, paved highway in that region was brand-new, it was beautiful, especially for me having put up with the bad roads in Chad in that era.

KANURIS are Muslims don't talk something u don't know