@redpilldispensr The whole MENA region and parts of the Mediterranean were at one point Jewish and pagan then Christian once Christianity was born... You're making such a big deal of nothing new
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Lesedi Modisakeng
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Lesedi Modisakeng
@LesediModi62290
Just a South African girl with her own views which are mine but you're free to listen and engage of you like
Kroonstad, South Africa انضم Ekim 2025
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Historian Bill Federer: "By 2030, there will be a majority Muslim population in Europe, and they'll just flat out vote in Sharia law."
"People forget Egypt was completely Christian for six centuries. It's not anymore. All of North Africa was completely Christian for six centuries. It's not anymore."
"Constantinople was the largest Christian city in the world, and the largest Christian church in the world for hundreds of years was the Hagia Sophia. And it got turned into a mosque."
"They want to do the same thing with the Vatican."
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@WhatsLuvGot @archeohistories Where's the proof to verify this claim
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@archeohistories According to the Quran, non-Muslims are below the beasts. That means they are not considered human. That means you don’t marry them.
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Slavery in Islamic law is not based on race or ethnicity. However, while there was no legal distinction between white European and black African slaves, in some Muslim societies they were employed in different roles: for example, Ottoman Empire made white slaves (from Russia and other states) serve as soldiers and government officials, while black slaves were placed as guards at palaces and the harems of elite families.
The subject of slavery in Ottoman Empire is not a topic widely discussed amongst literary circles. Muslims choose to completely oversee these large scale harrowing atrocities on a captive people. Professor George Junne of University of Colorado has written a book on the subject, in which he talks about the key role that eunuchs played in Ottoman state. He describes how Ottomans bought the slaves after checking their value in terms of performing arts as well as their capacity to run businesses etc. Slaves would be priced according to their skills and will be assigned tasks as per their calibre.
In his book, Junne describes how a black slave would be completely separated from family and friends. Ottoman practice of eunuch-making and institutionalization of it, was one of the many customs they used to control Kuffar. Main difference between white eunuchs and black eunuchs is, that with white eunuchs, they just took out their testicles. With black eunuchs, they were completely “shaved,” meaning that everything came off. White eunuchs were sourced (bought and abducted) by Ottomans bought and from Christians and Jews. Black slaves who were later turned into Eunuchs were simply abducted. Afterward, they ended up either in the Sultan’s Harem as guards, or in Istanbul, where there were a lot of very rich men who had their own personal harems. This went on throughout Ottoman Empire. Advent of Kemal Atatürk put got rid of things like harems and the eunuch system as Turkey tried to become more European.
Scholars trying to be balanced have argued that religious scriptures contain a number of verses aimed at regulating slavery and mitigating its negative impact. They state that Quran prescribes kindness towards slaves, that they are considered morally equal to free persons, perhaps with lower legal standing and that Quran aimed to gradually phase out slavery altogether. But it did not make slavery Haram, like it states about consumption of pork. According to Dr. Shabbir Ally, a Muslim scholar, Muslims did not follow instructions of Quran and were therefore not able to abolish Slavery from their midst until the Europeans made it illegal in some countries. However, matter of slavery is left to interpretation in scriptures and as many proselytising Muslims would want us to believe, should be read about keeping in mind background (Syaq o Sabaaq). Those who cannot make logical sense of this practice but still are adamant defenders of the scripture believe that since there is a Hadith on correcting what is wrong, which says that there should be no harm to anyone, therefore followers of Quran were ones who were given open initiation to stop slavery. However, even they cannot justify order for slave girls to remain only partially dressed when in public, to differentiate between a slave and a free woman. According to Hanafi School of thought, during early days of Islam, it was already proscribed that a slave girl was to hide her body “from navel to knees”.
References:
The Travels of Reverend Olafur Egilsson: The Story of the Barbary Corsair Raid on Iceland in 1627. by Olafur Egilsson
An interview of Dr. Shabbir Ally
The Legacy of Arab-Islam In Africa by Azumah John Alembillah & Race and Slavery in the Middle East by Bernard Lewis
#archaeohistories
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ArchaeoHistories@histories_arch
In May 1796, Edward Jenner administered his vaccine against smallpox for the first time on James Phipps, the eight-year-old son of his gardener. Smallpox is one of the deadliest and most contagious diseases known to man. The virus killed over half a billion people in the twentieth century alone—three times the number of deaths from all of the century’s wars combined. On 8 May 1980, the WHO announced the eradication of smallpox. This was an unprecedented event in history, signaling the first and only annihilation of a human disease. The victory—which saved tens of millions of lives—fulfilled the lifelong dream the English physician, Edward Jenner. Jenner noticed that dairymaids who contracted cowpox never developed smallpox. Working from this, he developed a vaccine from cowpox. Indeed, the word “vaccination,” coined by Jenner in 1796, is derived from the Latin root vaccinus, meaning "of or from the cow.” The prominent Scottish physician Sir Walter Farquhar advised Jenner that if he kept the nature of the vaccine a secret, it could yield as much as £100,000. But Jenner nurtured no such ambitions. In 1798, he had a hut built in his garden and christened it the TEMPLE OF VACCINIA. It not only became a beacon of hope for the poor who sought protection against smallpox, but it was also the site of the first public health service in Britain. Nearly two centuries after Jenner’s first experiment, the disease that once scarred and terrorized the world had vanished. It remains one of the greatest triumphs in the history of medicine. 📷 : Illinois man in 1912 with smallpox. #archaeohistories
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@patricksavalle Good🤗💪💪💪 Viva Iran🇮🇷💚🤍❤️ Was a mighty force millenia ago and will be a mighty force today✊✊✊✊
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Iran is ongeveer net zo groot als Korea, Vietnam, Irak en Afghanistan samen.
Alleen voor Irak waren al 600.000 Amerikaanse soldaten nodig. 550.000 voor Vietnam.
Iran kan nooit met militaire kracht worden veroverd.
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@GAZAWOOD1 Given the circumstances the hatred is justified😔😔😔😔 if you act fiendish expect to be demonised
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🚨“Europeans are lowlifes and a civilization of prostitutes, promiscuity, and homosexuality.
We will conquer Paris and Rome and rule Europe with Islam.”
Palestinian Islamic scholar.
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@Quoter_Man @RobJetten You were amazing🤗🤗🤗🤗 Haters gon' hate but you will keep enlightening the world with your spark and shine brighter than ever☀️✨☺️
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Hollands melkmeisje in klederdracht zou een betere presentatie voor Nederland geweest.
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@4thOfJuly365 Hey hun this is a parody video and what you described is a marginal experience in these Asian countries
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Dear Feminists,
This is called Forced Marriage.
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@tonsmit This video is fake and these are minority experiences in Asian countries
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Mooi hoor, het leven bij de Verre Volkeren, met die exotische kleren, warme familiebanden, prachtige tradities en die heerlijke gerechten.
Mr. Star Spangled MAGA@4thOfJuly365
Dear Feminists, This is called Forced Marriage.
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@Robbie_Reasons It compensated slave owners though didn't it and went on colonising and preying on other peoples
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As Ghana calls for reparations and the left wing media rush to reinforce the white guilt some may feel, it is notable that none use this photo of a British Sailor removing the chains from a freed slave.
Great Britain ended the slave trade and paid in blood and coin. No charge.
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@Robbie_Reasons @redeemandrenew Better late than never but you don't get applause for not being a murderer if you murdered people... Murder is wrong period
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Tariq Ramadan was jarenlang knuffelmoslim van links Nederland. Inmiddels is hij tweemaal veroordeeld voor verkrachting van meerdere vrouwen.
Wist jij dat hij jarenlang is betaald met jouw belastinggeld?
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The dark side of endogamy😭😔😭😔 Genetic variation leads to better genetic patterns for future offspring and hence the future of tribes as better and stronger tribesmen are formed💪❤️😊 This isn't to judge it's to educate and critique constructively
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Global Folder@Global_Folder
Pakistan has one of the highest rates of cousin marriage in the world, with estimates often cited around 60–65%. While children from such unions are often born healthy, repeated close-relative marriages over multiple generations can increase the risk of inherited genetic disorders.
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Archaeo - Histories@archeohistories
Indigenous people in the United States have lost nearly 99% of the land they historically occupied, according to an unprecedented new data set. The data set—the first to quantify land dispossession and forced migration in the United States—also reveals that tribes with land today were systematically forced into less-valuable areas, which excluded them from key sectors of the U.S. economy, including the energy market. The negative effects continue to this day: Modern Indigenous lands are at increased risk from climate change hazards, especially extreme heat and decreased precipitation. “It’s an airtight article,” says Deondre Smiles, a geographer at the University of Victoria and a citizen of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, who was not involved in the study. By wrangling many disparate sources into one quantitative data set, the work “is going to represent a paradigm shift” for studies of U.S. colonialism and its effects. Starting in the 17th century, European settlers pushed Indigenous people off their land, with the backing of the colonial government and, later, the fledging United States. Indian removal policies intensified in the 19th century, including the forced migration of tens of thousands of people in the U.S. southeast to Oklahoma, known as the Trail of Tears. Indigenous people have always understood the devastating effects of these policies, Smiles says. But most of their stories existed only in qualitative historical records, including hundreds of treaties, or oral histories. “The pushback you get in academia is that qualitative narratives are not robust. The new data set spans 300 years and includes nearly 400 tribes. For information about where tribes used to live, researchers spent 5 years scouring multiple archives for treaties the United States made with Indigenous nations, which often included coercive agreements to cede some or all of their land. The researchers also searched U.S. legal documents chronicling decades of land disputes, tribes’ own public archives, and other historical records. They then compared those records with U.S. census data about present-day tribal lands. (To focus on people who had experienced similar colonial policies, the researchers excluded Alaska and Hawaii, and tribal lands that extended into modern Canada and Mexico.) The researchers found that Indigenous people across the contiguous United States have lost 98.9% of their historical lands, or 93.9% of the total geographic area they once occupied, they report today in Science. (The first figure is higher because the same land was sometimes occupied by multiple tribes before colonial boundaries were imposed.) Some tribes suffered even more complete dispossession: Forty-two percent represented in historical records have no recognized land today. For the tribes that still have land, its average present-day size is a mere 2.6% of their historical lands. In addition, present-day tribal lands can be far from their original sites: On average, tribes were forced to move 241 kilometers. One of the longest forced migrations in the data set was experienced by the Modoc people, who were moved from the Klamath Basin of California and Oregon to Oklahoma, 2565 kilometers away. The consequences of land dispossession and forced migration continue to affect tribes today, says co-author Kyle Whyte, an environmental justice scholar at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and an enrolled member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation. The data set shows present-day tribal lands are more at risk from climate change than tribes’ historical areas, as they experience more extreme heat and less precipitation. “It’s not just that Indigenous people happen to live in areas that are disproportionately impacted in negative ways by climate change,” Whyte says. They were often forcibly relocated to land that settlers considered less valuable, and those lands are more at risk from climate change hazards today. #archaeohistories
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Islamism or Islamic cults should be treated like any other cults: they must be shamed and counteracted😔😔😔😔 But generalising or demonising Islam and Muslims especially as Islamists is where the grey area is as Islam isn't a monolith
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Yossi BenYakar@YossiBenYakar
t.co/2MVl4rfjz5 A senior Ayatollah in Iran has issued a clear Islamic ruling: Anyone who says they are not a Muslim must be beheaded. His exact words: “We will kill you, and we will kill you good.” This is straight from the highest religious authority of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Question: Is it “Islamophobic” to simply share their own words? Let the world hear it.
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@MyriamFrancoisC Tucker Carlson is a white winger in a moderate's agenda🙄🙄🙄🙄 he's the types one has to be mindful of
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@MyriamFrancoisC Just a question: Do you think Israel planned 9/11 along with the US government in order to infiltrate the MENA region and prey on it🤔🤔🤔
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Dr Myriam François@MyriamFrancoisC
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GB News under fire after guest claims Drake ‘raps about raping women’ trib.al/KwofMfI
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@marklindores @MetroUK Yes 99% can be wrong in rare instances
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@LesediModi62290 @MetroUK Her entire point here was justifying Kanye's booking by saying that Wireless booked Drake last year despite his lyrics depicting those themes which is completely wrong. This is what happens when you invite the uninformed-not that I'd expect better from GB News. 99% can be wrong.
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