- published: 22 Feb 2012
- views: 3068
- author: scun1988
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Afro Arab dance and music
I upload this video to show you the great dance and music in arabia and the role of africa...
published: 22 Feb 2012
author: scun1988
Afro Arab dance and music
I upload this video to show you the great dance and music in arabia and the role of african in this ...black arab in kuwait , saudi, bahrain, qatar and the rest of arabia play a main role in this issue ... they mix thier inherited abilities in dancing and singing with the arabian traditions and customs ...they sing and save old arab poetry and pass it from generation to another...Pardon for bad english, i have a lot to say!
- published: 22 Feb 2012
- views: 3068
- author: scun1988
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RE Arabs and East African - Arab and Afro-Arab
RE Arabs and East African - Arab and Afro-Arab SAMYSAMY25 PUT PICtURE OF AFRO-ARAB AND SAY...
published: 06 Sep 2010
author: hamyhamy25
RE Arabs and East African - Arab and Afro-Arab
RE Arabs and East African - Arab and Afro-Arab SAMYSAMY25 PUT PICtURE OF AFRO-ARAB AND SAYS THIS IS ARAB BIG LIAR
- published: 06 Sep 2010
- views: 8412
- author: hamyhamy25
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Afro-Arabian Nights Ep.1: "Facebook Fans and Dubai Dreams"
Cherise, a wannabe Beyonce desperate for attention meets Ahmed, an assumed Arab terrorist,...
published: 22 Mar 2010
author: AfroArabianNights
Afro-Arabian Nights Ep.1: "Facebook Fans and Dubai Dreams"
Cherise, a wannabe Beyonce desperate for attention meets Ahmed, an assumed Arab terrorist, at a bar where sparks fly! This comedy about racial stereotypes stars two women actresses that play different genders and ethnicities in the series. By: Rita Qatami and Nsa Ntuk
- published: 22 Mar 2010
- views: 5235
- author: AfroArabianNights
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Important history ignored Afro-Arab relations
*Edit* Ibn Battuta also wrote this " It goes thence to Yufi (Nufi), one of the greatest st...
published: 22 Jun 2009
author: markellion
Important history ignored Afro-Arab relations
*Edit* Ibn Battuta also wrote this " It goes thence to Yufi (Nufi), one of the greatest states in Negroland, and the Sultan of which is among the most powerful princes of that quarter of the earth. No white man can reach that country, for sure death awaits him from the natives before he penetrates so far. From Yufi the Nile descends to Nubia, the inhabitants of which are Christians, and to Dongolah" books.google.com *End edit* Arabic Terms Used for Complexions "One of these misunderstood terms is the term "white" ابيض . Most people think that when the Arabs of the past described a person's complexion as "white", they meant the same light complexion that is meant today. This isn't true at all. When the Arabs described a person as "white", they actually meant a dark complexion" savethetruearabs.com "The Negroland of the Arabs examined and explained" By William Desborough Cooley "The boldness here evinced in bringing together and joining in commerce countries far asunder, is constantly exhibited in the geographical speculations of an early or ill-informed age. Distances are then enlarged as expediency requires; hypothesis leaps over the vacant spaces, and forcibly stretches the known portions in the opposite sides of a continent till they meet in the centre. Illustrations of this truth may be found in all ages. During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Abyssinia, Congo, and Monomotapa were all supposed to meet together. One of the Jesuits resident in Abyssinia asserts ...
- published: 22 Jun 2009
- views: 22117
- author: markellion
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A history of unity and division in Sudan - 09 Jan 08
Sudan is marking three years since the signing of a peace deal that ended the 21-year conf...
published: 09 Jan 2008
author: AlJazeeraEnglish
A history of unity and division in Sudan - 09 Jan 08
Sudan is marking three years since the signing of a peace deal that ended the 21-year conflict between the country's north and south. But relations between the two remain fraught. Mohamed Vall reports on the country's defining moment.
- published: 09 Jan 2008
- views: 37729
- author: AlJazeeraEnglish
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Early Afro-Arab relations
This video is from another person. The video was uploaded on this channel as a response to...
published: 13 Jun 2009
author: africahistoricalpast
Early Afro-Arab relations
This video is from another person. The video was uploaded on this channel as a response to "Arab or African? The Swahili" because its about Arab-Afro relations. It shows a more positive side of things The Negroland of the Arabs examined and explained books.google.com quoting Ibn Battuta " From Muli (says Ibn Batutah) the river descends to Yufi (Nufi), one of the greatest kingdoms of Negroland" ...It would appear, from this, that the superiority now enjoyed by the people of Nufi in arts and industry, was already acknowledged in the fourteenth century. quoting Ibn Khaldun On the other side of Africa Ibn Khaldun says books.google.com Adjoining the Berber (Somalia nothing to do with Maghrib) are the Abyssinians (Ethiopians), the most numerous and powerful of the Blacks. From their country Yemen once had its kings. The king of the Abyssinians was entitled Al-Negashi, and the capital of his kingdom was the city of Kaber. The Abyssinians are Christians, but it is said that one of their kings embraced the true faith when Mohammed visited their country in the Hijra. They believe that they are destined to become masters of Yemen and all Arabia Bellow is from www.amazon.com Views from Arab scholars and Merchants Jay Spaulding and Nehemia Levtzion P. 40 quote from Yaqut The king of Zafun is stronger than the veiled people of the Maghreb and more versed in the art o kingship. The veiled people acknowledge his superiority over them, obey him and resort to him in all important matters ...
- published: 13 Jun 2009
- views: 2679
- author: africahistoricalpast
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Fear of an Arab Planet: The Sonic Geographies of Afro-Arab Internationalism
The Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz Alsaud Center for American Studies and Researc...
published: 06 Apr 2010
author: AUBatLebanon
Fear of an Arab Planet: The Sonic Geographies of Afro-Arab Internationalism
The Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz Alsaud Center for American Studies and Research (CASAR) held a lecture entitled: "Fear of an Arab Planet: The Sonic Geographies of Afro-Arab Internationalism", Alex Lubin. Dr. Alex Lubin is Associate Professor and Chair of American Studies at the University of New Mexico. He is the author of Romance and Rights: The Politics of Interracial Intimacy, 1945-1954 (Mississippi) and the editor of Revising the Blueprint: Ann Petry and the Literary Left. His current work engages questions of comparative settler colonialism and Afro-Arab internationalism. He is at work on a book titled, "Liberation Geographies: the 'Orient' in the African American Global Imaginary," which will be published by University of North Carolina Press.
- published: 06 Apr 2010
- views: 566
- author: AUBatLebanon
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Identity in Sudan: African or Arab?
Sudanese activists from "Voices from Sudan" talk about their experiences with ethnic discr...
published: 02 Mar 2011
author: VFSudan
Identity in Sudan: African or Arab?
Sudanese activists from "Voices from Sudan" talk about their experiences with ethnic discrimination against Northern Nubian, Nuba Mountains and other indigenous cultures in Sudan and what influences the choice of individual identity in Sudan.
- published: 02 Mar 2011
- views: 2935
- author: VFSudan
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Queen of Sheba - Black (African), Arab (mixed/white) or both (Semite)?
You know, the crazy talk about history concerns whether or not someone was black or white....
published: 01 Aug 2011
author: knowledgeiswhatsup
Queen of Sheba - Black (African), Arab (mixed/white) or both (Semite)?
You know, the crazy talk about history concerns whether or not someone was black or white. Let's get real, there is no mistaking a black man for a white man. The only "mistakes" that can happen is when the victor tells lies OR if said man is mixed and the victor picks and chooses when to apply rules. For instance, US blacks are black no matter how much whites is in them. Caribbean, non-Spanish-speaking blacks are the same. Speak Spanish or any other language besides English, THEN the rules change and you become the people who's language you speak! Spanish speakers become "Spanish." Arabic speakers become "Arabs." Portuguese speakers become "Portuguese" etc. Strangely, blacks in Europe do not become Europeans, but Europeans in Africa become Africans! When you are a born liar, the are too many lies to keep up with! Anyway... The Queen of Sheeba is supposed to have been an African in Arabia, or an Arabian in Africa - who knows? Yemen and the horn of Africa have interacted with each other from the dawn of history. We do know this, any white or white type Arabian is not indigenous to the land. How do we know? It is a hot ass desert that's why! East Africa probably has the blackest people in Africa (save for many Ethiopians), so of course a white Arab could not originate from the same area as someone who is very dark. However, Arabs were/are very mixed. Some were of ancient blacks Arabs and others from African slavery. A lot of times you can tell by the look, other times you ...
- published: 01 Aug 2011
- views: 4996
- author: knowledgeiswhatsup
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Afro-Arabian Nights Ep. 3 Part 1: "The Melting Pot Cafe"
Ahmed and Cherise go on a date but end up dealing with a slew of new characters. Watch Par...
published: 27 Apr 2010
author: AfroArabianNights
Afro-Arabian Nights Ep. 3 Part 1: "The Melting Pot Cafe"
Ahmed and Cherise go on a date but end up dealing with a slew of new characters. Watch Part 1 of this episode as their dinner date heads for an unexpected turn! These two dynamic female chameleons play 3 characters each in this episode. By: Rita Qatami and Nsa Ntuk
- published: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 8119
- author: AfroArabianNights
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Afro-Arabian Nights Ep. 2 -"Interracial Mama Drama"
Cherise, a wannabe Beyonce comes to meet her new man's traditional Arab mother, Um Ahmed. ...
published: 27 Mar 2010
author: AfroArabianNights
Afro-Arabian Nights Ep. 2 -"Interracial Mama Drama"
Cherise, a wannabe Beyonce comes to meet her new man's traditional Arab mother, Um Ahmed. Little does she know meeting the parents could be so complicated...cultural conflicts arise and things go sour! By: Rita Qatami and Nsa Ntuk
- published: 27 Mar 2010
- views: 3788
- author: AfroArabianNights
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DANGERUZ, The Afro-Arabian Belly Dancer, LIVE! "Damn Those Eyes"
LIVE! Dangeruz The Afro-Arabian Belly Dancer having fun performing "Damn Those Eyes" music...
published: 18 Jun 2010
author: 2dangeruz
DANGERUZ, The Afro-Arabian Belly Dancer, LIVE! "Damn Those Eyes"
LIVE! Dangeruz The Afro-Arabian Belly Dancer having fun performing "Damn Those Eyes" music by Zap Mama @ Awakening in Lomita California
- published: 18 Jun 2010
- views: 1437
- author: 2dangeruz
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Malika Zarra - African Voices Interview Part 1/3
Moroccan jazz artist Malika Zarra talks about the hardships faced by North Africans in Eur...
published: 10 Jun 2010
author: AfroPrideTV
Malika Zarra - African Voices Interview Part 1/3
Moroccan jazz artist Malika Zarra talks about the hardships faced by North Africans in Europe. I do not own this video. This is own by CNN. Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. All Rights Reserved. www.cnn.com www.cnn.com
- published: 10 Jun 2010
- views: 18140
- author: AfroPrideTV
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Malika Zarra - African Voices Interview Part 2/3
Jazz artist Malika Zarra is inspired by places she loves: Paris, New York and her native M...
published: 04 Jul 2010
author: AfroPrideTV
Malika Zarra - African Voices Interview Part 2/3
Jazz artist Malika Zarra is inspired by places she loves: Paris, New York and her native Morocco. I do not own this video. This is own by CNN. Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. All Rights Reserved. www.cnn.com www.cnn.com
- published: 04 Jul 2010
- views: 1294
- author: AfroPrideTV