Hi Jahdey
An African brother gave me an article of coats of arms of early medieval Europe. On two other pages are about 40 coats of arms with the kingdom/city above them and about a quarter or third have the images of black kings as the upper center on the page below gives some indication.
Do [...]
By Don Jaide
– March 9, 2010
THE MOORISH CITIES OF LAGOS IN NIGERIA AND PORTUGAL
BY
JIDE UWECHIA
The capital of Nigeria and the biggest state in Nigeria, West Africa are named Lagos. Lagos is an Iberic word which means the lakes. The province of Algrave in Portugal also has a city by the name of Lagos. How come the [...]
By Don Jaide
– November 27, 2009
The old blood still flows in the viens of the beautiful black children of Abraham, Jacob and Ishmael. The children still live on the Holy Land awaiting the fulfilment of the ancient prophesy that foretells of the justification and vindication of the righteousness and patience of the chosen people.
A video documentary from a few [...]
By Don Jaide
– August 30, 2009
Black Canaanites/Palestinians
Here are the orignal children of Canaan, the descendants of Ham. Ham is said to be the father of all black and brown people.
These people are related to the earliest inhabitants of the land of Israel. They are the Natufians, the Cushites and the Canaanites who lived on the [...]
By Don Jaide
– August 30, 2009
FEAR OF BLACKNESS PART III
Afro-Arabian origins of the Early Yemenites and their Conquest and Settlement of Spain
‘Shem was especially blessed black and beautiful
Ham was blessed black like the raven …”
The above written between the 1st to 2nd century AD by Rabbi Eli`ezer of Israel, from the Pirqe, pereq 24 – [...]
By Don Jaide
– August 6, 2009
FEAR OF BLACKNESS PART II
EARLY DESCRIPTIONS OF THE CENTRAL ARABIAN TRIBESMEN WHO COMPRISED THE “MOORS” OF SPAIN
“The Moors of the host wore silks and colourful clothes which they had taken as booty… their horses’ reins were like fire, their faces as black as pitch, the handsomest among them was black as a cooking pot and [...]
By Don Jaide
– April 19, 2009
Fear of Blackness: Descriptions and Ethnogenesis of the original Afro-Arabian tribes of “Moorish” Spain
PART I
“…a fair-skinned Arab is something inconceivable… “ Ibn Abd Rabbu of Cordoba born 9thc. in El Iqd el Farid (The Precious Necklace), quoting Shuraik el-Qadi a 7th century Arab of the clan of Nakha’l of the Maddhij in the Yemen.
“…the Arabs [...]
By Don Jaide
– March 25, 2009
When Arabia was Eastern Ethiopia (Part 4) – by – Dana Marniche
The Afro-Arabian Origins of the Ad, Amalek and Aram, Uz, Saba and Himyar: Ethnohistory of the Mahra/Shahara/Somali populations
“Paradise and Hell were shown to me…Hell was shown to me, and was brought so close that I stepped back for fear that it would touch me. [...]
By Don Jaide
– January 18, 2009
PART FOUR – AROUND THE EARTH
By Dr Anu MauroÂ
ANTI-KUSHITEISM
Just how anti-black sentiments became so deeply entrenched even within populations of ‘ethiopic’ ancestry is a complex matter. In the end the real lesson probably lies in understanding the affect that all myths, legends and stories can have on the human group-mind and in shaping the everyday [...]
By Don Jaide
– October 7, 2006
The African Land of Spain
By Ogu-Eji-Ofo-Annu
According to the British Encyclopedia:
“Spain is shaped like a gigantic bull’s hide stretching in the sun between Europe and Africa. Spain’s large area of 195,379 square miles (506,030 square kilometers) covers about five sixths of the Iberian Peninsula. In Western Europe, only France is larger. At its widest Spain stretches [...]
By Don Jaide
– August 25, 2006
HELEN NOT OF TROY
Phoenicians, Egyptians and Ethiopian Kushites in the Myths and History of the Ancient Mediterranean
By Dr. Anu Mauro
Dedicated to the The First Eight Ancestors and the great Kushite American historians Dr. John Henrik Clarke and Chancellor Williams.
PART ONE – ACROSS THE WATER
WHAT’S IN A NAME
Every February it is now customary in North America [...]
By Don Jaide
– July 9, 2006
The Fomorians
There are many oblique references to the presence of Black people in ancient Ireland. Ancient Irish mythology refers to the original inhabitants of the island as being a giant, sea-faring people called the Fomorians (Fomors), which means “dark of the sea”. According to the ancient lore, they were a cushitic people from the African [...]
By Rasta Man
– January 28, 2006
One can only wonder how many African descendants who watched or participated in the 2004 Olympics know the remarkably strong connection between that event and the ancient civilizations developed by their ancestors. To begin with, the city that hosted the 2004 Olympics is named after a black goddess Neith. She became known to the world [...]
By Rasta Man
– January 28, 2006
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