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The Hausa people and their descendants in the African Diaspora
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The Hausa people and their descendants in the African Diaspora 2 years agoMost of these Muslim captives were Fulani, Wolof, and Mandé-speaking peoples. The Hausa were also prominent among these captives.
“Most Muslims in Western Africa destined to the Americas were enslaved in a variety of military actions over a period of more than 350 years and across territory ranging from Senegal to Chad and from the southern…
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The Hausa people and their descendants in the African Diaspora 2 years agoHausa word of the day
Uwa (noun): mother
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