​@@Retro77691 it's true not lie

His account is wrong - the trans-Saharan slave trade began in the late 7th century and lasted 13 centuries.

I think Islam has a couple more problems to deal with as well

Slavery is also in the Jewish texts, but you won't call them out on that huh Mr Goldenstein?

@@abdurrahmanqureshi3030 Maybe you could say something about it. What texts, what do they teach, are they records of historical events or actual current laws?

Islam has nothing to do with islam

@@abdurrahmanqureshi3030 but the Jews abandon it. On the other hand the Quran contains the words of god himself therefore it is an absolute doctrine that cannot be changed because if you tryig to change it, it means you are trying to challenge god himself. This also can be applied to hadith, the hadith is a compilation of words of Muhammad. The Jews however only believes that the Ten Commandments are the only words of god, else then they are man made by Jewish scholars.

Dark humor Very dark, Imagine if was light humor, who would like it?

Dark humour. For. Dark thinking within the slave trade... Perfect.💀

Lol omg like the humor is just wo weird, thanks for making this comment.

Yeah man, it’s nasty work

No one dismisses the "Arab" slave trade. We are simply not taught about it. Mainly at least in the US we are not taught about it because it is not a part of US history.

@@cinattra As an African American the subject of the TransAtlantic Slave trade has always been available to those seeking the truth. Because of it's relative proximity in recent history here in the West. That history has always been laid to rest upon Europeans who were the predominant groups involved in enslaving Africans along with their African counterparts who also participated in selling our their brothers and sisters. One of the associated myths is that it was somehow a Christian phenomena as the narrative goes. They came with Bibles teaching a white God and next we were on the save ships headed to America Untrue buts that's always the narrative spin we're given. But the history of enslavement by successive Arabic Empires of the Abassids and Ummayids engaged in enslavement that stretched across the Arabian peninsula thru Africa all the way to India is dismissed as you said because its not a part of our history. Your right in the sense that it is an indirect result of the already ongoing enslavement by Arabs of Africans that provided a conduit of access to the existing slave markets available in West Africa where the prime suppliers of slaves were Arab slave traders and their puppet African kings who were complicit in the trade with them.

@@johnalexander4940 No one has ever placed the blame of slavery in the Americas solely in the hands of Europeans. At the same time let's not pretend as if Africans and Europeans were equal partners in the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade. We know who got the better end and who got the worse end. Africans did put themselves on ships and sail into European ports to be sold.

@@johnalexander4940 As far as the for lack of a better term "Arab" slave trade I'm learning about it. It in some ways still continues today.

@@cinattra for argument sakes brother I didnt suggest that slaves put themselves on ships, that's obvious. Ignorance of history has done more to obscure the level of co-operation between Africansand Arab and European traders, sure the slave got the worst end of the stick it's called buisness exploitation, read up on African slave owners who had plantations in AFRICA up until the late 1950's.

That's what im getting too. Them mfs was like Oh he making it rain you say, ok bet. Christopher warm up the boat, we about to spin the block. Like wtf

@@jessicabosques6917 deadasss

We wuz moorz

? They are ? People in Egypt and Tunisia have more in common with those in Syria and Yemen than they do with people in Namibia or Nigeria.

@@dekippiesip Guess what Einstein, I’m North African (unlike you) and I’m not Arab. Try again.

@@John-pk9rw from what country are you? As far as I know the majority of north Africans are Arab. I know of some minorities like the Berbers in Morocco, but so do you have non Arab minorities in the Asian part of the middle east(like Kurds).

@@dekippiesip I said try again not cry again

@@John-pk9rw I'm not emotionally invested in this, just interested.

Unlike the European Slave Trade of Africans, the Arabs would routinely castrate all male slaves.

Not really

​@@lovelymix8056why?

@@lovelymix8056 There are millions of black people who make up 18% of the population

India's untouchable explained, TRT. Watch on youtube

Where is your evidence that these are lies

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You are one of same who deny this genocide 1. You deny it 2. You blame the victims 3. You destroy evidence