The African Land of Spain (African Foundation Of Modern Spain II) – By Ogu-Eji-Ofo-Annu

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 some 635 miles (1,022 kilometers) from east to west. From north to south the country is about 550 miles (885 kilometers) long.” read more

The African Foundation of Modern Spain 1 — African Kings of Spain

The African Spaniards (by Jide Uwechia)

The Moors are a group of North African population which conquered and ruled Spain and parts of Portugal for more than 700 beginning in 711 AD and ending in 1492 AD. It appears from research that even before this period going back into antiquity, this North African tribe has been synonymous with Iberia. The word Ibero-Maurisian culture used by archaeologists and historians to describe a group of pre-historic people that populated Iberia would underline this linkage. read more

The Ancient Egyptian City of ON along the River Niger: The History and Culture of Onicha Mmili (Onitsha) – by – Onwa Onyebuchi Amene Esq.

From, Ugonabo Onwa Amene Esq.
an Attorney who practices
mostly in the International Court of Trade.
INTRODUCTION:

Our history as a people should neither be a mystery nor a guess work. It must be written by us for us based on our knowledge of what was, what is and what will forever be as children of Onicha: a divine town of assured prospects; a town that was oriented and aligned to sacred stars of the immortal galaxies; a town, that was divinely inspired and strategically founded on the sacred banks of God’s own river, the Niger. Onicha, the sacred abode, uniquely ordained to soar and tower above all obstacles; a town, where the immortal flame of God’s own love will forever glow. read more

The Iberian Moorish Refugees of the Hausa City-States of present-day Nigeria

Hausa bible
Hausa bible
Hausa-Moor and the kingly Fez
Hausa-Moor and the kingly Fez
Hausa Koran (Maghrei Script)
Hausa Koran (Maghrei Script)
Hausa-Moorish Architecture - 16th Century
Hausa-Moorish Architecture - 16th Century
The Hausa-Moorish Camel Cavalry
The Hausa-Moorish Camel Cavalry
Hausa-Moorish Soldier
Hausa-Moorish Soldier
hausa-Kemetic groundnut pyramid pile
hausa-Kemetic groundnut pyramid pile
Traditional Moorish-Hausa Architecture
Traditional Moorish-Hausa Architecture

hausa gobirau minaret

The Moorish Refugees of the Hausa City-States of present-day Nigeria

– By –

Jide Uwechia

The Moors ruled on the Iberian kingdom of Granada, as the last Moorish kingdom in Spain until the 2nd of January in 1492 when they were conquered by the armies of Ferdinand and Isabelle. read more

WHEN ARABIA WAS EASTERN ETHIOPIA (Part 3) – by – Dana Marniche

When Arabia was Eastern Ethiopia (Part 3) – by – Dana Marniche

It should be understood that many of the names of Cushitic speaking tribes today in the horn of Africa – Somalia, Djibouti and Ethiopia/Eritrea – were also known in early Arabia. In Somalia such clans as the Yahar, Darood, the Mahra or Maheyra of Somalia and the Yemen, Makhar or Makir (Machir), Bin Sama’al or Somali(or Sam’al and El Sama of Yemen), Rahawein (ancient Rahawiyyin or Ru’ayn or Rahawi of Yemen) and smith clans such the Hubir (Heber), Yubir, Sabi, Tumal and Wubar (or Wabar) are mentioned in ancient times and through the early Islamic period as Himyarite and Sabaean tribes in South Arabian inscriptions., They are in fact, found in earlier Mesopotamian inscriptions and later Arabic documents. The phrase as divided as the Sabaeans as Diop mentioned has everything to do with this dispersal. read more