The Conquest of Spain | A History of the Moors in Spain (Kaba Kamene & Flora S. Lugard) Pt. 1

In part one of A History of the Moors in Spain, Prof. Kaba Kamene details the conquest of Spain by the Moors.
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[@vonwillie8290]

KZbin doesn’t deserve this quality of work

[@mw3309]

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[@WhosJusToi]

Dr Kaba changed my life 4 years ago. Spirituality before religions is a book that EVERYONE needs to read

[@mw3309]

No

[@kevintownsend3840]

Thank you. I just found this video and your post. I'll be seeking the book tomorrow

[@kevintownsend3840]

​@@mw3309Why are you afraid of knowledge 🤔

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[@DJCole34]

@@kevintownsend3840people who are comfortable with lie, do not want to hear the truth.

[@JS-hb2bj]

Thank you, Professor Kamene. I'm waking up now🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@TheBodyElectricSupplement]

Thanks to your teachings, I am exploring The Silk Road and all the kingdoms and cultures that came before European development. And I am teaching my elementary students as well.

[@diouftaharqa7699]

Thank you so much/ from Sénégal

[@ajsplace12]

Unbelievably beautiful aesthetic

[@kevintownsend3840]

I'm so glad i clicked on this video. My western education has failed to give me anything half as valuable as this video.

[@Se7enCrownz]

This is a masterpiece right here, shout to to the noble that created this. This absolutely fire 🔥

[@truth9415]

loved the music. Who's the artist?

[@JEM-fo6rs]

Ah man ❤the history ❤the graphics ❤the music… Bro Kaba the elder has a way of expressing himself👊🏾

[@turnelledyshonelbey1953]

Have high regard and honors for Dr. Kaba... Now you need to have those high astute brothers and sisters who IDENTIFY as Moors today in 2024 come and do a documentary giving the people an edification on the achievements and accomplishments of the High science Moors through out millennia.

[@pharaohmedjaylawofmedjay2680]

Great Content Excellent Work Well Done We Need More OF This It’s A lot History That We Don’t Know

[@tee_riggles_b6114]

This was BRILLIANTLY DONE. Very intense part 1, and shouts out to the Elder Dr. Kaba. He's been in the conscious community for a very very long time. Its so honorable to have him speak to all of us with his vast knowledge about history. Also, the voice of Flora S. Lugard is very soothing to the ear. BRILLIANTLY DONE.

[@struttinladysoulakacultivator]

Excellent! Absolutely Excellent! #Gratitude

[@BashiyrDouglas]

We are Global Indigenous people!! Love and Unity is the best key for us all together!!💯 Also Giving thanks to the Great Mother's/Goddesses and Great Father's/Gods and the Ancestors and Guardians!! Saying from Snefer aka Bashiyr!!👸🏿🤴🏿

[@cynthialenyard3013]

Thank you

[@user-zt9cc2fv8w]

Salute 🙌 Salute

[@lordeldauoud142]

Fantastic totally correct but the MOORS knew about America also from the sailing ships that they had in their possession well done so far

[@bilalhassen5187]

Amazing...

[@dre_pezzy]

Amazing production

[@FBAMaroon]

Cool stuff

[@KnzyENY]

This is crazzzy

[@chrom3e]

love your videos Brother pls expand on how the moors fell

[@MrStanvanBuklyr]

read timbuktu chronicles and glory of the black african for the contemporary black authors

[@keepitthuggy]

❤thankyou

[@CJonesBey]

Respect!!!1

[@greytape4557]

The Olmec sci fi AI graphic story is long overdue.

[@BYABTheApex]

You getting deep with the AI too 👏🏿🦾

[@BIGTASTEMUZIC]

solid

[@joshuabeldo2656]

Excellent book titles to read,”The Unknown Arabs”by Tariq Berry,”African And Arabian Origins Of The Hebrew Bible” by Dana Marniche,”Black Arabia And The African Origin Of Islam” by Wesley Muhammad,”The Golden Age Of The Moor” by Ivan Van Sertima,”Blackness And Islam”By Dawud Walid he has many titles of note”,”Beyond Bilal” vol. 1-2 by Mustafa Briggs,”Illuminating The Darkness:Blacks And North Africans In Islam” By Habeeb Akande,”From Babylon To Timbuktu “By Rudolf Windsor….enjoy☪️🙏🏾❤️👁️

[@michaelrhodes4880]

When is pt.2 coming? I'm literally starving for this knowledge

[@darrylel5442]

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[@jasond4000]

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[@blackdreamhunk3413]

What books on moors would you recommend?

[@user-jx1mt2qt7v]

Kaba Kamene : How long it as been this is Cyrus I been looking for you.

[@laina6157]

The Greeks always gave the Egyptian credit

[@antoinettecollins8079]

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[@Egr-et6ar]

The traditional story is that in the year 711, an oppressed Christian chief, Julian, went to Musa ibn Nusair, the governor of North Africa, with a plea for help against the tyrannical Visigoth ruler of Spain, Roderick. Musa responded by sending the young general Tariq bin Ziyad with an army of 7000 troops.

[@zyadd2604]

No musa ibn nusair did not send tarek ibn ziyad .. tarek ibn ziyad acted on himself as he saw an opportunity to conquer since in spain was dealing with a conflict between rulers of spain .. after he succeeded in conquering south spain , musa ibn nusair(arab from based in syria) heard the news from his throne in damas and got mad jealous because his berber(the moor y’all talking about) general acted on himself and got all the army glorified him for his successful move .. when musa reached south spain he ordered to catch him and put chains on him and send him back to morocco and crossing all north africa in a caravan and got weakened by the long travel till he reached damascus and died there ; because berbers were treated as a secondary class in muslims ( which is haram in islam ) and they were taxes because of that and changed their berbers name to arabic ones. The army was 10 000 berbers and 700 arabs to teach them arabic and quran the rest is history…

[@Egr-et6ar]

@@zyadd2604 The Arbic historian Ibn al-Athir, who wrote about the events surrounding the cnquest of 🇪🇸: "Julian, the Christian king of Ceuta, sent to Musa ibn Nusair, saying: 'I am a Christian, and my people are Christians, and we are surrounded by the enemies of God; I beseech you, if you have a remedy for us, to send us aid against the infidels.' Musa ibn Nusair replied: 'I have a remedy for you, and I will send it to you.'" (Source: "The History of the Muslim Cnquest of 🇪🇸" by Ibn al-Athir).

[@lordeldauoud142]

Now, wait a minute I was told a different story I was told it was Jewish officials and merchants, who invited the moors over to stop the Visigoth and finance them and help them in the invasion of southern Spain now is everything is everyone correct or what there’s a lot of intrigue in the history of the conquest of Spain concerning the moors yes

[@positiveenergybaby]

Thank you for the work done to educate us. My question though is, what were blacks in the motherland doing before the Arab influence/enslavement/indoctrination/convergence? It is widely known that the Berbers were the conquering force in Spain but they were Arab trained. The images of blacks in this video are wearing traditional Arab garbs, except for a very few images. Arabs enslaved blacks for hundreds of years and converted a vast majority. So, what were blacks doing before the Arab dominance? The "Moors" were Arab influenced/ruled blacks. This video stated that Berbers and Arabs were trying to decide who were entitled to rule Spain, why would that be an issue if the Arabs didn't feel entitled? I love learning my black history but I disconnect often when I'm shown and told history that involves the heavily dominated Arab influence. What were blacks doing before the Arabs crossed over into the motherland from Asia? That is what I want to know and seek to learn. Again, I love the work done to educate us but this info is well documented already and I would like to see more information about my people's history prior to be dominated/influenced by Arabs. We didn't have Arab names and we didn't write in Arabic calligraphy. Where were we before them? These videos or talking points make it seem like ultimately we owe that part of history to Arabic influence. I'm sure we weren't concerned about a Caliphate before they came into the motherland and stole us.

[@jbo4814]

@positiveenergybaby There are Arabs who are a “black” people as well. Great book called The Unknown Arabs goes into detail on the topic. There are many first hand accounts of Arabs arguing there validity to rule, lead a tribe etc based on the complexion of their skin being dark. Don’t shut down Arab history as it is heavily tied in with Africa and not because of slavery

[@FBAMaroon]

@@jbo4814both amazing responses bruddahs I felt the same way man to much arab talk lol no disrespect intended but I was going to say there are black Arabs tho

[@zyadd2604]

Before the arabs influence there was the christian influence but wasn’t that imposing with locals beliefs because it was coming from their environment .. some of those beliefs are coming from ancient Egyptian deities and greeks as well ( under different names and some says it actually those beliefs came from africa since its the motherland logically the early humans believed in something before they start spreading and africa is a big continent as well dont forget that , so the word blacks ( the plural of black people ) fades away in africa because the moment you set foot in africa its mostly going to be which tribe you came from ? To pass that test you have three options you need to look for the people who looks like you or close to you , the mother tongue , or your tribe last name .. for example for the moors its AÏT and its spreaded from the tangier to mali .. for the clothing :black males in blue is actually african not arab its the tuareg Berbers known for their endurance and can navigate through the desert easily …

[@mohammad17770]

​@@jbo4814I believe the umayyads themselves were dark skinned arabs who were phenotypically african. If you look at Yemen or Oman or even south arabia and see the people there they either look mixed or black phenotypically. You wouldn't really be able to tell them apart from the habesha people in Ethiopia and Eritrea. I certainly do believe that Africa and Arabia are more related in nature than we imagine. You also had the old Axumite empire of Ethiopia witch spread into Yemen.

[@ahmedhersi652]

You have a point brother!

[@krownneghas8623]

So are the moors good or bad ?

[@scorpzgca]

When The Moors ruled Spain, they ruled Spain with an Iron Fist

[@iankathurimakinyua1145]

The history of our blood

[@EthericGod9]

👁️

[@rbellot11]

What is the name of this music or song

[@oseiasafuadjaye]

I'm asking the same

[@rbellot11]

@@oseiasafuadjaye ok now I’m finally going to help someone, Shazam says it’s the song is Sacred Slab artist Atrium Carceri

[@oseiasafuadjaye]

Thanks so much😂

[@oseiasafuadjaye]

It is atrium caercere.but its not sacred slab..My shazam in London is useless.cant recognise the video soundtrack

[@mikeloe666]

Wasn't just Spain.

[@moorishexcellence7060]

Just on title alone ; there was No such thing or place as "Spain " when the moors went into the Iberian... For the well studied. And it dose matter.

[@dd.p323]

My thoughts on this situation is not a ware of race but a war of cultures.

[@sincereluvdagod]

🤌🏿✨️✨️✨️

[@joshuabeldo2656]

Allahu Akbar🙏🏾👀☪️💯👁️,This whole series should be on the big screen like Tariq Nasheeds Microphone check Docu-Film or in a DVD series,visual dna activators for real…❤️😎

[@GilleanFreire]

What about their slavery trade?

[@naburii-ru4in]

Does moors originaly africans sanhajis

[@jeffbillings-el6110]

They weren't Arab women . they were Imazighen [ Amazigh) women , and Moorish Imazighen women were free to take their rightful place in developing civilization.There are time where Moorish Moslems is confused with Arab Moslems. But make no mistake the conquest of the of Spain and Portugal was a Moorish conquest not an Arab conquest, so let's get that straight .

[@Egr-et6ar]

Spnish like to say that no one conquered North of Spain but North of Spain was under Umayyad Caliphate, ie, Arab territory.

[@yousefalshammari7990]

تضحك العالم عليكوالعرب يحكمونك إلى اليوم اذا ماتدري

[@jeffbillings-el6110]

Moorish women had their freedom. They don't have to wear veils over their faces, they were involved in medicine , teaching, and other sciences. They were doctor's as well . The Abrabs were jealous of the Moorish people.

[@jeffbillings-el6110]

@@Cyprianous But the story is real

[@15Jogador15]

"The great work of the Greeks"?

[@kainkosi777]

The Moors complied knowledge from Ancient Kemet, the indigenous Egyptians and pyramid builders. The Moors did NOT learn from Greeks. The Greeks studied at the feet of Ancient Kemetic scholars…architecture, mathematics. Philosophy, astronomy, astrology etc. Socrates, Plato and Pythagoras spent years in Kemet/Egypt then presented the knowledge as their own effectively erasing the Kemetic (Indigenous African) contribution. G. Jackson 1955, Stolen Legacy. Please correct the statement that the Moors Brought back knowledge from the Greeks. This vast knowledge was gleaned at the feet of Indigenous Egyptians or Kemetic scholars, sages, and savants. Otherwise, great video.

[@GuardianoftheGoldenStool]

The majority of the Moors were NOT black, but racially brown or what some archaeologists refer to as Mediterranean from coastal Northwestern African Berber tribes, but also racially brown Arabs from the Levant & Arabian Peninsula. There were those that were black, from the interior of North Africa originating out of Mauritania during the Almoravid dynasty, and also those sold as slaves to coastal North Africa, the Iberian Peninsula, & the Italian kingdoms. They were often war captives sold by the West African empires of Mali & Songhay, as well as the Hausa city-states, but also the Central African empire of Kanem-Bornu. Some were even products of Berber slave raids. The male slaves often performed the roles of mercenary soldiers; this may be possibly why you see black soldiers representative of Moors. The women were concubines for the Berber & Arab elite households or domestic servants. In addition, the term began to be used more loosely over the ages referring to Muslims in Southern Europe during the Middle Ages. Sometimes Spanish or Portuguese converts to Islam were referred to as Moors, as well as the Slavic Saqaliba slave soldier population which existed in Spain & Portugal at the time. If the majority of the Moors were black, Europeans would not have sometimes used the term blackamoor referring to a black Moor. That is indicative they were something out of the ordinary. There would not have been a need to develop a separate word to distinguish them if they were in fact the most omnipresent among the Moorish population.

[@Will-bn3vt]

Please stop

[@GuardianoftheGoldenStool]

@@Will-bn3vt Thank you for singularly stating only that piece of ridiculousness, or else otherwise I’m sure whatever the fruit of what might come forward, will be only revealing of an inferiority complex.

[@User20246]

You think you know but you have no idea. Wtf how long it took you to write all that paragraph 😅plpwnl

[@Will-bn3vt]

@@User20246 😂

[@gkarjack504]

This had to be the reason the Eurocentric map is a 'longitude' flip of the original map. Moshe [Moses] did his schooling education in Egypt [just like my schooling is from little Egypt USA] and from where the Nile flowed was considered North. Therefore in 1458 BC when Moshe leader of the Hebrew Israelites was 68 years old, Pharaoh Thutmose III became the undisputed leader after Pharaoh Hatsheput died. The world maps was not Colonizeed by the Eurocentric Hellenistic view of shifting the map. Our first "Maps" wasn't until AD timeframe right? Egypt, summer, baylon was sophisticated enough to get the info from the fallen-angel-anunnaki-deities how to manipulate elements [stone] and not get a map??😂 we continue.

[@Sajahhhhh]

ALKEBULAN NOT Africa aka the colonization name!!! How y’all NOT correcting that ‼️

[@JamesLollis-br9qx]

Because no one would know what they're talking about 😂

[@Sajahhhhh]

@@JamesLollis-br9qx FACTS !!🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Los21x]

The Islamic world doesn’t get enough credit for the things they invented.

[@pattimurphy5151]

You have to ask why was the African people taken down and WHY? read the Bible...if they had all the knowledge...then how or who gave Europeans gunpower and weapons to conquer them?

[@CruzRosa-kk1nl]

The Moors were arabized and islamasized Amazigh (Berber) who are the indigenous ethnic group stemming from the Maghreb region. Phenotypically the Amazigh population have a Mediterranean look and not a subsaharan look.

[@lordeldauoud142]

There is no such thing as sub Sahara, that is a term coin by a UN official of Jewish nationality the MOORS from morocco on down to Senegal that area believe it or not, it’s considered “ SUB “ “ / “ SAHARA “ now how about that?

[@lordeldauoud142]

Not quite correct. First of all the term sub. Sahara is a recent term invented by a UN official who was a Jewish nationality also, guess what the moors were basically from morocco on down to Senegal and is listed as “ SUB “ “ SAHARA “ in west Africa has a variety of phenotypes not just one phenotype “ FACTS “

[@jeffbillings-el6110]

That is partially correct ! It was the Arabinized Moors. not Islamize Moors, the Moors were Islamize , practice Islam . ISLAMIC 🫡