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 Re: عمارة دنقس مك كوار ... بنى امية كانم برنو (Re: احمد حامد صالح)
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The Archaeology of Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa - Page 118
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Timothy Insoll - 2003
The origins of the Funj have been the subject of debate. Arkell (1932, 1947) has suggested that the kingdom was founded by exiles from Bornu in the central Sudan (see chapter 6). This is unlikely, for, as Spaulding (1972:39) notes, 'orthodox
Studies In The History Of The Near East - Page 70
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by declaring that "The Bornu MSS. just quoted must mean Sennar when they say Makada". ... although muddled, is thinking of a period before the Funj Sultanate, and Arkell ignores his further remark that "All that had, however, by 1470 passed
Africa from the Twelfth to the Sixteenth Century: 4 - Page 407
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Djibril Tamsir Niane, Unesco. International Scientific Committee for the Drafting of a General History of Africa - 1984 -s
They were cattle-herding nomads named Funj, who at that time were practising their traditional religion. ... speculative hypotheses, from their identification with the Shilluk to a search for their home somewhere in Bornu or in northern Ethio
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