Moroccan invasion of Songhay and Historical relations between Africans across the Sahara

[The1987pincer]

the nord africans have nothing share ever with the negros. they never been in nord africa and they never cross the desert intel 300 year and they came as slaves

[Islammormonfalse]

arabs were always friends of african people arab such as bakr and les africanus were always friends with africans

it was the arab black moors and berbers that enslaved 1.2 million europeans first read the babary history against white europeans by the nrth african european historians wanted you to think arab did this to african rather it was the other way round arab and black moors started this by enslaving the europeans first during BABARY

[KelferMookie]

@Islammormonfalse State your source that Black Moors & Berbers enslaved 1.2 million europeans.

[Koolicious22]

Arabs presence in North Africa is due to Arab invasion of Africa in the 6th century from the middle east. The Arabs were the first to declare total war on the native Africans all in the name of Islam. They destroyed great African civilizations, and were selling Black Africans (Muslims inclusive) into slavery for 600 yrs before the Europeans joined them. Europeans and Arabs are partners in crime in the destruction of Africa....no foreigners ever came into Africa to do its people any good.

[markellion]

"Timbuctoo the mysterious"

"the mines of Thegazza, which were situated in the heart of the desert. These mines were nearer to Morocco than to the countries of the Niger, but Thegazza, as we have seen, was the property of the Songhois, and possessed its representative Emir"

[markellion]

It should be emphasized that this victory was a surprise and kind of a fluke. bellow is from

"Trans-Saharan Trade and the West African Discovery of the Mediterranean"

"the Moroccan invasion in Timbuktu in 1591 is rather an exception which reinforces the general rule: the ruler of Songhay empire considered it unnecessary to poison the wells in the desert or to organize any effective counter-attack, because he was convinced that the Moroccans would perish in the desert anyway"