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Aminu: The African Ancestry of Prophet Muhammad

Aminu: The African Ancestry of Prophet Muhammad

Abdullahi, Ndagi

Paperback

African History

ISBN13: 9798516386992
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 6 2021
Pages: 102
Weight: 0.32
Height: 0.21 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
This book is a rare insight into the African ancestry of Prophet Muhammad SallAllahu Alaihi Wassalam.
The truth of the matter is that both conventional Islamic scholarship and Western scholarship have deliberately overlooked the African connections of early Islam and the undeniable African ancestry and African genealogy of Prophet Muhammad.
Conventional Islamic scholarship have deliberately overlooked the African ancestry and genealogy of Prophet Muhammad because when the Islamic capitals shifted from Mecca and Madina in the Hijaz to Persia the White races hijacked the leadership of Islam from the original Black African Negro Arabs who founded Islam.
And Western scholarship is naturally racist and biased against Black Africa so it is natural for Western scholarship to completely whitewash Islamic history into a White man's history.
But there are overwhelming documentary evidences demonstrating the fact that in the days of Prophet Muhammad the Arabs were a Black African Negro people and that the Quraish were actually a Black African Negro people.
The Quraish originally came from Africa as a Black African Negro people and were still basically a Black African Negro people by the time Prophet Muhammad was born.
That the Quraish are Black African Negroes means that the ancestry and genealogy of Prophet Muhammad traces back to Black African Negro roots.
In this book I took the time to point out the Black African Negro complexions and physiognomies of many of the family members and relatives of Prophet Muhammad.
In this book I also discussed in some details the African roots of Islam. I demonstrated the fact that there are so many African traits and values woven into the fabrics of Islam that are mostly overlooked by conventional scholarship.
These are the details I discussed in this book.

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