Black, but comely

Gamal Nkrumah – laments the passing of one of Arabia’s most powerful voices, evocative of the ancient traditions of her wandering people …the Black Arabian singer Itab: read more

The Africa-Arabian Origins of the Israelites and the Ishmaelites PT2 – Dana Reynolds-Marniche

WHO WERE THE BANU SOLEYM, SOLYMI OR ISRAELITES?
Written By Dana Reynolds-Marniche read more

When Arabia was Eastern Ethiopia (Part 4) – by – Dana Marniche

The Afro-Arabian Origins of the Ad, Amalek and Aram, Uz, Saba and Himyar: Ethnohistory of the Mahra/Shahara/Somali populations read more

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

The Afro-Arabian Origins of the Israelites and Ishmaelites – by – Dana Marniche

WHO WERE THE ISHMAELITES

Regions to Know
Hejaz – western region of Arabia stretching between the region south of Sinai to the Yemen. Major cities include Mecca, Medina and Jiddah. read more

This story of white servitude is hidden and they represent (AT LEAST) 1/2 to 2/3 of the first settlers of the America colony.

They were temporary chattel. read more