Story cover for How Arabs came to be the part of northern African  by Yandianz
How Arabs came to be the part of northern African
  • WpView
    Reads 16
  • WpVote
    Votes 2
  • WpPart
    Parts 1
  • WpHistory
    Time <5 mins
  • WpView
    Reads 16
  • WpVote
    Votes 2
  • WpPart
    Parts 1
  • WpHistory
    Time <5 mins
Complete, First published Oct 05, 2022
Mature
HOW ARABS CAME TO BE IN THE NORTHERN PART OF AFRICA

Arab slavery had already begun in Africa more than 700 years before the European transatlantic slave trade.

The slave trade began when the Arabs invaded North Africa for the first time in the 7th century AD.  

The first Arab entry into Africa was through Egypt.

An Arab military general named General Amir Aben Alas invaded Egypt in December 639 AD.  

Amir had successfully conquered Egypt and went ahead and conquered other places such as Tunisia and western Libya.  

Once these areas had been completely conquered by the Arabs, they imposed tributes of 360 slaves in all regions they occupied and controlled.

With this Islamic slave trade in Africa, North Africans were Islamized by their Arab slave masters.

Today, many Africans pose as Muslims without knowing how the owners of such a religion brutally enslaved their black African ancestors for over 700 years.

Remember that every time you see a modern Egyptian claim to be of North African origin,
All Rights Reserved
Sign up to add How Arabs came to be the part of northern African to your library and receive updates
or
Content Guidelines
You may also like
Departure on Faith by CajunValkyrie
1 part Complete
The Egyptian woman Merneith, having witnessed the devastating plagues that struck Egypt, felt a deep stirring within her heart. As she saw the power of the God of Israel manifest in ways that defied the might of her homeland's deities, her spirit was moved towards a faith she had never known. Each plague, from the water turning to blood to the darkness that enveloped the land, only solidified her growing belief that the God of the Israelites was supreme. As the final and most harrowing plague swept through Egypt, claiming the lives of the firstborns, she saw the stark contrast between her stricken people and the protected Israelites. In the midst of her sorrow, she found a glimmer of hope in the God who had spared His own. Her heart, heavy with the weight of what she had witnessed, yearned for the peace and protection she saw among the Israelites. When the Israelites were finally set free by Pharaoh's decree, the woman made a bold decision. She left behind her life in Egypt, her home, and all that she had known. Her faith propelled her to join the Israelites on their journey out of bondage and toward a promise she barely understood but deeply longed for. As she traveled with the Israelites, she faced the same uncertainties and challenges that they did. Crossing the Red Sea, wandering in the wilderness, and relying on divine provision, her faith grew stronger. She found a new community and a new identity among the people of Israel, united by a common faith in the God who had shown His power and mercy. Through her journey, she became a testament to the transformative power of faith. Her story echoed through the generations as a reminder that God's call transcends boundaries and that His grace is available to all who seek it.
Transcendence (A Muslim-Christian Story) by BintUmmi
41 parts Complete
"So you approached me without being aware of my identity?" He asks me, while raising an eyebrow. To say I was shocked would be an understatement. It takes me a while to compose myself and form a sensible reply. "Yes, I wasn't aware of your identity." "You might think you can fool me, but trust me, this has happened quite a few times before as well." He says with a very serious expression. I'm baffled by his accusation. This man has the audacity to question my intentions when he's the one trying to converse with me all along. I don't know what comes over me, but whenever I'm overwhelmed with anger, it turns into tears. And before I can compose myself, I taste the salty tears in my mouth. I take a few deep breaths, place the cup on the side table and get up to leave. "Thank you for your hospitality and your excellent assessment of my character. I will now take your leave." With that, I turn to head towards the door but he grabs my hand and pulls me towards him. Characters: Ameerah is a happy-go-lucky 23 year old who has recently graduated from med school. She is an optimist with quite a rosy view of the world. She is far from perfect. She has her faults; some she's aware of and others, not so much. She's stronger than most in some ways, weaker than many in others. Sebastian McArdle is a Consultant in General Surgery at the Royal London Hospital. He's one of the youngest and most accomplished surgeon in town. To an outsider, his life would seem perfect. He's young, handsome, successful, rich and hails from one of the most respected families in the country. But life is not always what it seems to be. He has his own set of problems. As Our Holy Qur'an states Surah An-Nisa, Verse 28: Allah desires that He should make light your burdens, and man is created weak. Follow a story of trials and errors, to finding her path to love, and to Life.
You may also like
Slide 1 of 7
Departure on Faith cover
Esha and Isa cover
Piece of my heart cover
A King's Choice cover
Transcendence (A Muslim-Christian Story) cover
Ya Amar (My Moon) cover
Ninjago: The Fiery Slave cover

Departure on Faith

1 part Complete

The Egyptian woman Merneith, having witnessed the devastating plagues that struck Egypt, felt a deep stirring within her heart. As she saw the power of the God of Israel manifest in ways that defied the might of her homeland's deities, her spirit was moved towards a faith she had never known. Each plague, from the water turning to blood to the darkness that enveloped the land, only solidified her growing belief that the God of the Israelites was supreme. As the final and most harrowing plague swept through Egypt, claiming the lives of the firstborns, she saw the stark contrast between her stricken people and the protected Israelites. In the midst of her sorrow, she found a glimmer of hope in the God who had spared His own. Her heart, heavy with the weight of what she had witnessed, yearned for the peace and protection she saw among the Israelites. When the Israelites were finally set free by Pharaoh's decree, the woman made a bold decision. She left behind her life in Egypt, her home, and all that she had known. Her faith propelled her to join the Israelites on their journey out of bondage and toward a promise she barely understood but deeply longed for. As she traveled with the Israelites, she faced the same uncertainties and challenges that they did. Crossing the Red Sea, wandering in the wilderness, and relying on divine provision, her faith grew stronger. She found a new community and a new identity among the people of Israel, united by a common faith in the God who had shown His power and mercy. Through her journey, she became a testament to the transformative power of faith. Her story echoed through the generations as a reminder that God's call transcends boundaries and that His grace is available to all who seek it.