LEARN ABOUT THE MANDINKA PEOPLE OF THE MALI EMPIRE IN THE GAMBIA | GET TO KNOW THE GAMBIA SERIES

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  • @HalatAfricaShow
    @HalatAfricaShow  3 года назад +36

    Hi family, let me know what you learned from this video and if I should do a part two and/or do another video about another tribe or ethnic group.

    • @ryyanmanasseh8146
      @ryyanmanasseh8146 3 года назад +3

      Interesting to know if you believe the legend that the Maroons in Jamaica were mainly dominated by the Mandinka.

    • @ryyanmanasseh8146
      @ryyanmanasseh8146 3 года назад +4

      This is what is missing from the Caribbean and American cultural background. We need historical context to our being.

    • @ryyanmanasseh8146
      @ryyanmanasseh8146 3 года назад +5

      Part 2 please, and then information on other tribes.

    • @TheLanair357
      @TheLanair357 3 года назад +1

      Thank you so much as a African American and descendant of the Mende of Sierra Leone .
      I see just how much of that same culture made it's way to the USA as Gullah Geeche it lived on in North South Carolina and Georgia

    • @OyaRevolutionary
      @OyaRevolutionary 2 года назад +1

      I learned about how vast and spread all over the Afrikan diaspora the Mandinka's are

  • @design401
    @design401 3 года назад +39

    I recently did my DNA test and It came back with matches of Mandinka in Senegal and Mende and Temne in Sierra Leone... I live in the US...my family is from Sothern Georgia. Apparently so many were brought over...so my ancestor was probably a Mandinka or Mende woman...this also includes matches with Fulani's from Guinea Bissau and the Kru people in Liberia. All present-day people. Thanks for the lesson.

    • @555125kevin
      @555125kevin 3 года назад +11

      Mende & Mandinka are pretty much the same ppl, Mindinka is just the largest subgroup of the Mende's people,

    • @sankungsuwaneh3871
      @sankungsuwaneh3871 2 года назад +8

      Mande and mandinka or mandingo are same.

    • @christophertaylor-sapp6872
      @christophertaylor-sapp6872 2 года назад +1

      I kno this is late but what site did u use for ur dna test

    • @design401
      @design401 2 года назад +1

      @@christophertaylor-sapp6872 African Ancestry....

    • @SHANNY13_96
      @SHANNY13_96 Год назад +2

      ​@@design401 do u 🤔 that southern Georgia people Alabama and Carolina are mandinka or mende people or even fulanis balantas cuz lately I've seen a lot that found those tribes even papel too so u think 🤔

  • @wallacepatterson4113
    @wallacepatterson4113 8 месяцев назад +5

    I am MANDINKA and Fulani according to my African 🧬 DNA ANCESTRY ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @doumbiaissouf8459
    @doumbiaissouf8459 2 года назад +8

    My first time to see a manlinke from Gambia I became soooo delighted and happy cos I was like waw I have seen some part of me from where I never knew that there was some

    • @momodoucamara7896
      @momodoucamara7896 Год назад +2

      yeah brother you are welcome to Gambia one family I am a Mandingo too ❤

  • @fbafiredragon2502
    @fbafiredragon2502 11 месяцев назад +3

    I'm Black American/FBA with Mandinka roots. However, I love all of my African family. FBA all the way, everyday🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!!!!! Akin.

  • @lilbit9093
    @lilbit9093 5 месяцев назад +1

    Just found out my great great grandmother was a Mandinka Princess!

  • @StandUpGill
    @StandUpGill Год назад +9

    in our slave documents (Caribbean) we have records of Mandinka, Bambara and Mande people. All this time I didn't know the Bambara were the same people. Thanks for the sharing.

    • @SHANNY13_96
      @SHANNY13_96 Год назад +1

      Yep Fasho we Have Them Cwpe Verde Too They Our People Along With Lebou/Serer People 🤎✌🏾

    • @keitahassane4367
      @keitahassane4367 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@SHANNY13_96 do you have some people in cap verde tracing their roots among Bambara and mandinka?

    • @SHANNY13_96
      @SHANNY13_96 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@keitahassane4367 a Lot Of Folks Are Either Mandinka Bambara Funani Wolof Badiwz From Santiagu praya/Praia Or Countryside But We So Diverse There's That Got Different West African Dna Ancestry Cuz They Brought From All Over West Africa Also There Other Folks Out There They Might Find West African In Them Because They Mess With Badiwz But Their Ancestors Was Brought Here From South Asia Goa Island And Sri Lanka Then You Got What We Call Fake Cape Verdeans The Multiracial Aka Sampadjuduz Or Krioles/Krioluz Or Kriolaz If Is A Female The Confused Creatures With Identity Crisis Them Be The Ones That Be Have People Thing We Don't Consider Ourselves West Africans/Africans So Yeh There's A Lot Of Bambara Funani Mandinka Descendants But They Can Have Different Tribes Because Folks From Different Tribes Mess With Each Other If U Get What I'm Saying!!!"

  • @omarjadama6998
    @omarjadama6998 3 года назад +14

    Good job my brother Gambia we are one Family 🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲☝️

  • @babsjob8729
    @babsjob8729 3 года назад +11

    Big up from Senegal I’m wolof

  • @sunlove4970
    @sunlove4970 Год назад +11

    I've always wondered what was the difference between Mandinka and Mende. They are the same; however, they are called by whatever country they are in. Thanks for clarifying that. Will you please do a video on what spiritual system the Mandingo/Mandinkas practice before Islam? What was their spiritual belief? Also, the origin of the Dogon belief? Thank you so much.

  • @namastewellness
    @namastewellness 2 года назад +6

    Representing for Liberia🥰

    • @SHANNY13_96
      @SHANNY13_96 Год назад

      🤎From A Cape Verdean Curaçaoan Stista✌🏾

  • @SallyDibba-h5q
    @SallyDibba-h5q 3 месяца назад

    Am a student but I learned so many things in your videos thank you bro 🎉🎉🎉

  • @D4N13Lbr
    @D4N13Lbr 9 месяцев назад +1

    Great video, especially for me who doesn't understand much English, but your conversation is perfect. I did an ancestry test recently and it showed Mande ethnicity, I think maybe they went to the state of Bahia in Brazil....

  • @njemehnjie4324
    @njemehnjie4324 3 года назад +9

    Awesome.

  • @ryyanmanasseh8146
    @ryyanmanasseh8146 3 года назад +5

    Awesome mashallah

  • @D-E-Raptor
    @D-E-Raptor 3 года назад +6

    Thank you. Very informative video. Yes. Please do more videos about the tribal life in and around The Gambia. I am fulhani from what I have been told. My family is from Benin in what is now called Nigeria, but my grand parents about six generations past were taken slaves during the wars with the British and tribes that joined them. Much of what I learn today is shedding light on stories I have been told when I was younger.

    • @HalatAfricaShow
      @HalatAfricaShow  3 года назад +4

      @D E Raptor I will do that. My next video will be about the Fulani people

  • @Foday-w2n
    @Foday-w2n 7 месяцев назад

    We always need this kind lectures to the children of the future.thank you lamarana.

  • @candicebryson5094
    @candicebryson5094 Год назад +3

    Mash’Allah! Thx for such a nice video!

  • @laminkkassama9720
    @laminkkassama9720 3 года назад +4

    Great topic

  • @MeeMee-pc6bv
    @MeeMee-pc6bv 3 года назад +4

    Very informative I am still learning

  • @rassmoo
    @rassmoo 2 года назад +6

    Your brother Madinka from Mali.

  • @gradtussutton8147
    @gradtussutton8147 Год назад +3

    Just found out my lineage comes from the Mandinka tribe. We were slaves in the US in St Croix.

  • @mandinkahistory4566
    @mandinkahistory4566 3 года назад +10

    This is the Constitution of Manding King Sounjata Keita in Guruka Fuga,786 years ago, but you think European 🇪🇺 brings us the civilization, and that is what they made you to believe,
    44, COMMAANDMENTS OF MANDINKOS THE CHARTER OF KURUKA FUGA (BY SIRIMAN KOUYATE, CHATER OF KURUKA FUGA
    1 The great mande society is divided into sixteen clans of quiver carriers, five clans of Marabouts, four groups of "Nyamakalas "and one group of Slav, each one has a specific and role
    2 The “nyamakalas” have to devote
    themselves to tell the truth to the
    chiefs, to be their
    counsellors and to defend by the
    speech the established rulers and
    the order upon the
    whole territory.
    3. The five clans of marabouts are
    our teachers and our educators in
    Islam .Everyone
    has to hold them in respect and
    consideration.
    4. The society is divided into age
    groups .Belong to the some age-
    group the people
    (men or women) who are born
    during a period three years in
    secession.
    The members of the intermediary
    class between young and old people
    should be
    invited to take part in taking
    important concerning the society.
    5. Every body has a right to life and
    to the preservation of its physical
    integrity
    .Accordingly; any attempt to deprive
    one’s fellow being of life is punished
    with death
    6. To win the battle of prosperity,
    the general system of supervision
    has been
    established in order to fight against
    laziness and idleness
    7. It has been established among
    the Mandenkas,the sanankunya
    (joking relationship)
    and the tanamannyonya (blood
    pact ). Consequently any contention
    that occurs among
    these groupsshould not degenerate,
    the respect for one another being
    the rule
    .Between brothers- in-law and
    sisters-in law, between grandparents
    and grand-children,
    tolerance and rag should be the
    principle.
    8. The keita‘s family is nominated
    reigning family upon the empire.
    9. The children’s education behoves
    the entire society .The paternal
    authority in
    consequence falls to everyone.
    2
    10. We should offer condolences
    mutually
    11. When your wife or your child
    runs away stop running after her/
    him in the neighbour’s
    house.
    12. The succession being
    patrilineary, do never give up the
    power to a son when of his
    fat hers is still alive .Do never give
    up the power to a minor just
    because he has goods.
    13. Do never offend the Nyaras.
    14. Do never offend women, our
    mothers.
    15. Do never beat a married woman
    before having her husband interfere
    unsuccessfully
    16. Women, apart from their
    everyday occupations, should be
    associated with all our
    managements
    17. Lies that have lived for 40years
    should be considered like truths.
    18. We should respect the law of
    primogeniture.
    19. Any man has two parents-in-law:
    the parents of the girl we failed to
    have and the
    speech wee deliver without any
    constraint .We have to hold them in
    respect and
    consideration.
    20. Do not ill treat the slaves. We
    are the master of the slave but not
    of the bag he
    carries.
    21. Do not follow up with your
    constant attentions the wives of the
    chief, of the
    neighbour, of the marabouts of the
    priests, of the friend and the
    partner.
    22. Vanity is the token of weakness
    and humility is the one of nobility.
    23. Do never betray one
    another .Respect your word of
    honour.
    24. In Mande do never wrong
    foreigners.
    25The ambassador does not risk
    anything in Mande.
    26. The bull confided to your care
    should not lead the cattle -pen
    27. The young lady can get married
    early as she is pubescent.
    28. The young man can get married
    from 20 years old
    29. The amount of the dowry is 3
    bovines: one for the girl, two for her
    father and mother.
    30. In Mande, the divorce is
    tolerated for one of the following
    reasons: the impotence of
    the husband, the madness of one of
    the spouses, the husband’s
    incapability of
    3
    assuming the obligations due to the
    marriage .the divorce should occur
    out of the
    village.
    31. We should help those who are in
    need.
    32. There are five ways to acquire
    the property: the buying, the
    donation, the exchange,
    the work and the inheriting .Any
    other form without convincing
    testimony is doubtful.
    33. Any object found without known
    owner becomes common property
    only after four
    years.
    34. The fourth bringing forth of a
    heifer confided is the property of
    the guardian of the
    laying hen.
    35. One bovine should be exchanged
    for four sheep or four goats.
    36. To satisfy one’s hunger is not a
    robbery if you don’t take away
    anything in your bag
    or your pocket.
    37. Fakombè is nominated chief of
    hunters.
    38. Before setting fire to the bush,
    don’t look at the ground, rise your
    head in the
    direction of the top of the trees to
    see if they don’t bear fruits or
    flowers
    39. Domestic animal should be tied
    during cultivation moment and freed
    after the
    harvest .The dog, the cat, the duck
    and the poultry are not bound by
    the measure.
    40. Respect the kinship, marriage
    and the neighbourhood.
    41. You can kill the enemy, but not
    humiliate him.
    42. In big assemblies, be satisfied
    with your lawful representatives.
    43. Balla Fassakè Kouyaté is
    nominated big chief of ceremonies
    and main mediator in
    Mande .He is allowed to joke with all
    groups, in priority with the royal
    family.
    44. All those who will transgress
    these rules will be
    punished .Everyone is bound to
    make effective their implementation.

  • @harajuka1barbz
    @harajuka1barbz Год назад +1

    I am from the Mande group of Sierra Leone

  • @fromGhetto2Goddess
    @fromGhetto2Goddess 2 года назад +2

    Great & informative video. Loved the info shared about the beautiful Mandinka people

  • @KebbaSanyang-tc3vk
    @KebbaSanyang-tc3vk 2 месяца назад

    Well spoken ❤

  • @Skrill10
    @Skrill10 3 года назад +2

    Nice bro. Halat..

  • @mandinkahistory4566
    @mandinkahistory4566 3 года назад +2

    Good education

  • @aponirayn9099
    @aponirayn9099 3 года назад +4

    Very good video. Thank you very informative. Subscribed. Keep bringing this information I love it!👍

  • @DINA-qp4eo
    @DINA-qp4eo 3 года назад +6

    Eid Mubarak, 🙏👍💯✊🏾

  • @keepitreal888-gnc
    @keepitreal888-gnc 3 года назад +2

    Great information!

  • @faithvarner2402
    @faithvarner2402 Год назад

    Great thorough explanation ❤

  • @stjames226
    @stjames226 3 года назад +3

    Great video! Keep up the great work!

    • @emorunmorrison9775
      @emorunmorrison9775 2 года назад

      my grandmother trinidad, said she came from the mandinka people proud to know my ancestry

  • @TheOne-nu4kx
    @TheOne-nu4kx 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for sharing insight as to the make up of some of Africa’s tribes. It’s really something of how when you only look at the surface, you may not see very much, but when you roll back the curtain, what’s revealed is a wealth of knowledge.

  • @Foday-w2n
    @Foday-w2n 7 месяцев назад +1

    To prepare the children of the future

  • @kanakeh8846
    @kanakeh8846 3 года назад +1

    Good job, brother. Much respect. Peace from California.

  • @papacheezie2838
    @papacheezie2838 3 года назад +1

    GREAT RISING NUBIAN BROTHA MUCH RESPECT GO OUT TOO U FOR SHARING SUCH INFORMATIVE KNOWLEDGE OF OUR MELINATED FAMILIES ACROSS THE GAMBIA AND OUR ANCESTORS STORY 1LUV
    GIVE THANX TOO THE MOST HIGH MUCH RESPECT!
    1LUV MELINATED FAMILY BLISSING!
    ASE'ASE '

  • @essaceesay3563
    @essaceesay3563 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks you so much bro ❤❤🇬🇲

  • @africandreamsinhaze365
    @africandreamsinhaze365 2 года назад +1

    Thank you

  • @Duwor
    @Duwor 3 года назад +3

    Liberia as well

  • @zeephiacrump9472
    @zeephiacrump9472 2 года назад +2

    Just found out my grandmother was a Mandinka

  • @mr.e212
    @mr.e212 Год назад

    Thank you for this video

  • @beyondclouds6745
    @beyondclouds6745 Год назад +3

    Thank you so much. We believe we are Bambara by way of Exuma, Bahamas. Do you have video links to anything about them being brought to that area? Jazakallahu khayran!🙏🏽

  • @yocam9129
    @yocam9129 3 года назад +1

    Mandingo from 🇱🇷

  • @sankungsuwaneh3871
    @sankungsuwaneh3871 2 года назад

    Good history keep it up.village levels u have kabilo head (suteyor ), then Alkalo,

  • @doumbiaissouf8459
    @doumbiaissouf8459 2 года назад +1

    I’m doumbia descendant of fakoly 🥰

  • @RBG1st
    @RBG1st Год назад +4

    Are mandinka and mende of Sierra Leone related? Are they the same people?

    • @jamesonthemap1768
      @jamesonthemap1768 Год назад

      vai, kpelle and mende from sierra leone are all mandingue/mandinkas group.
      The same way germans, swedish and danish are germanic for comparison

    • @timaf.1735
      @timaf.1735 2 месяца назад

      They are both part of the Mande Ethnic group of people, but two different tribes.

  • @joylove464
    @joylove464 3 года назад +2

    I found the bit about the hierarchy very interesting. please do some more videos about the mandinka people. my husband's mandinka and I think he gets a bit fed up of me keep asking him and asking him like he's not actually history teacher. He's a Jammeh. But I really dont like the food.

    • @HalatAfricaShow
      @HalatAfricaShow  3 года назад +3

      Thank you Valerie, I will do more videos about the Mandinka. 😂 the food is great especially domoda/peanut butter stew just give a try.

    • @mandinkahistory4566
      @mandinkahistory4566 3 года назад

      This is the Constitution of Manding King Sounjata Keita in Guruka Fuga,786 years ago, but you think European 🇪🇺 brings us the civilization, and that is what they made you to believe,
      44, COMMAANDMENTS OF MANDINKOS THE CHARTER OF KURUKA FUGA (BY SIRIMAN KOUYATE, CHATER OF KURUKA FUGA
      1 The great mande society is divided into sixteen clans of quiver carriers, five clans of Marabouts, four groups of "Nyamakalas "and one group of Slav, each one has a specific and role
      2 The “nyamakalas” have to devote
      themselves to tell the truth to the
      chiefs, to be their
      counsellors and to defend by the
      speech the established rulers and
      the order upon the
      whole territory.
      3. The five clans of marabouts are
      our teachers and our educators in
      Islam .Everyone
      has to hold them in respect and
      consideration.
      4. The society is divided into age
      groups .Belong to the some age-
      group the people
      (men or women) who are born
      during a period three years in
      secession.
      The members of the intermediary
      class between young and old people
      should be
      invited to take part in taking
      important concerning the society.
      5. Every body has a right to life and
      to the preservation of its physical
      integrity
      .Accordingly; any attempt to deprive
      one’s fellow being of life is punished
      with death
      6. To win the battle of prosperity,
      the general system of supervision
      has been
      established in order to fight against
      laziness and idleness
      7. It has been established among
      the Mandenkas,the sanankunya
      (joking relationship)
      and the tanamannyonya (blood
      pact ). Consequently any contention
      that occurs among
      these groupsshould not degenerate,
      the respect for one another being
      the rule
      .Between brothers- in-law and
      sisters-in law, between grandparents
      and grand-children,
      tolerance and rag should be the
      principle.
      8. The keita‘s family is nominated
      reigning family upon the empire.
      9. The children’s education behoves
      the entire society .The paternal
      authority in
      consequence falls to everyone.
      2
      10. We should offer condolences
      mutually
      11. When your wife or your child
      runs away stop running after her/
      him in the neighbour’s
      house.
      12. The succession being
      patrilineary, do never give up the
      power to a son when of his
      fat hers is still alive .Do never give
      up the power to a minor just
      because he has goods.
      13. Do never offend the Nyaras.
      14. Do never offend women, our
      mothers.
      15. Do never beat a married woman
      before having her husband interfere
      unsuccessfully
      16. Women, apart from their
      everyday occupations, should be
      associated with all our
      managements
      17. Lies that have lived for 40years
      should be considered like truths.
      18. We should respect the law of
      primogeniture.
      19. Any man has two parents-in-law:
      the parents of the girl we failed to
      have and the
      speech wee deliver without any
      constraint .We have to hold them in
      respect and
      consideration.
      20. Do not ill treat the slaves. We
      are the master of the slave but not
      of the bag he
      carries.
      21. Do not follow up with your
      constant attentions the wives of the
      chief, of the
      neighbour, of the marabouts of the
      priests, of the friend and the
      partner.
      22. Vanity is the token of weakness
      and humility is the one of nobility.
      23. Do never betray one
      another .Respect your word of
      honour.
      24. In Mande do never wrong
      foreigners.
      25The ambassador does not risk
      anything in Mande.
      26. The bull confided to your care
      should not lead the cattle -pen
      27. The young lady can get married
      early as she is pubescent.
      28. The young man can get married
      from 20 years old
      29. The amount of the dowry is 3
      bovines: one for the girl, two for her
      father and mother.
      30. In Mande, the divorce is
      tolerated for one of the following
      reasons: the impotence of
      the husband, the madness of one of
      the spouses, the husband’s
      incapability of
      3
      assuming the obligations due to the
      marriage .the divorce should occur
      out of the
      village.
      31. We should help those who are in
      need.
      32. There are five ways to acquire
      the property: the buying, the
      donation, the exchange,
      the work and the inheriting .Any
      other form without convincing
      testimony is doubtful.
      33. Any object found without known
      owner becomes common property
      only after four
      years.
      34. The fourth bringing forth of a
      heifer confided is the property of
      the guardian of the
      laying hen.
      35. One bovine should be exchanged
      for four sheep or four goats.
      36. To satisfy one’s hunger is not a
      robbery if you don’t take away
      anything in your bag
      or your pocket.
      37. Fakombè is nominated chief of
      hunters.
      38. Before setting fire to the bush,
      don’t look at the ground, rise your
      head in the
      direction of the top of the trees to
      see if they don’t bear fruits or
      flowers
      39. Domestic animal should be tied
      during cultivation moment and freed
      after the
      harvest .The dog, the cat, the duck
      and the poultry are not bound by
      the measure.
      40. Respect the kinship, marriage
      and the neighbourhood.
      41. You can kill the enemy, but not
      humiliate him.
      42. In big assemblies, be satisfied
      with your lawful representatives.
      43. Balla Fassakè Kouyaté is
      nominated big chief of ceremonies
      and main mediator in
      Mande .He is allowed to joke with all
      groups, in priority with the royal
      family.
      44. All those who will transgress
      these rules will be
      punished .Everyone is bound to
      make effective their implementation.

  • @alagiedaffeh7242
    @alagiedaffeh7242 3 года назад

    You are doing are great job brother

  • @naturallynats
    @naturallynats 2 года назад

    Very informative.

  • @mandinkahistory4566
    @mandinkahistory4566 3 года назад +5

    But according to since sunjata took over power he created constitution across all the manding empire that he banned slavery and if they found anyone sales a slave you face the low

  • @sgreeni
    @sgreeni 3 года назад +6

    ...and the ones in Trinidad/Tobago and Louisiana. Distinguished people.

    • @luinomrkt2111
      @luinomrkt2111 3 года назад +3

      Most of the Caribbean blacks are mandinias. Direct from the west coast Africa.

    • @sgreeni
      @sgreeni 3 года назад +3

      @@luinomrkt2111 no, not most, not at all. Many more are Ibo and Yoruba and Mende. Check the census for the main ports in the Caribbean and you will see.

    • @mohamedsdiaby
      @mohamedsdiaby 2 года назад +2

      @@sgreeni but Mende are replica to mandinka in Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

    • @sgreeni
      @sgreeni 2 года назад

      @@mohamedsdiaby I have been told both tribes are very different. I live among them and they are not like the Mandinkas.

    • @mohamedsdiaby
      @mohamedsdiaby 2 года назад +1

      @@sgreeni hum, ok .. But I myself am a jahanka tribe little bit different dialect from the mandinka but another branch of mandinka… Remember the mandinka empire was almost all over west Africa, so you got different mandinka dialects with different tribe names in various west African countries…

  • @cedfri
    @cedfri Год назад +2

    I’m African American and most of my genetic makeup is closest related to Fulani, Hausa, and Mandinka

  • @trinettethompson8587
    @trinettethompson8587 3 месяца назад

    I am also Mandinka according to DNA ancestry

  • @safoabrahamlukmankura6220
    @safoabrahamlukmankura6220 3 года назад +4

    And modern day Ghana. The Gonja people or Guan people are Mandingo. We are mandingo

  • @madifaal3838
    @madifaal3838 Год назад

    What about the jelly’s the story teller who play the kora like Susso thats my family name

  • @shakkamusa2366
    @shakkamusa2366 3 года назад +6

    As a descendant of enslaved Africans here in the West, I would urge you not the use the term slaves because it's a real turn-off for us. It conjures up a lot of negative emotions toward Africans on the continent, especially since we were taught that Africans sold our ancestors. According to my DNA test, I am part Igbo, Mandinka, and Fante. I want to feel a kinship with them and not hatred, resentment, or anger.

    • @nkeveo6967
      @nkeveo6967 2 года назад +1

      Slave does carry a negatice connotation in Western culture; however, in this sense, it means a Servant like in the Torah/Bible; it's not the chattle slavery of the slave trade wars. Servants are treated with respect & kindness.

    • @mizzobjectiveone3819
      @mizzobjectiveone3819 2 года назад

      Go cry into a River. They were slaves, there's no tiptoeing around it. Would you rather call them involuntarily migrated workers? That's ridiculous and stop impinging your fragility to everyone else.

    • @Gigi-fp8pd
      @Gigi-fp8pd Год назад +4

      Our ancestors were slaves. Get over it. Be proud of what they built and the ppl that we are. I'm African-American, my ancestors were slaves and I'll NEVER be ashamed of that.

    • @garthyahudahandrews8504
      @garthyahudahandrews8504 Год назад

      slavery happened our ancestors were slaves these are facts

    • @garthyahudahandrews8504
      @garthyahudahandrews8504 Год назад

      Deut 28:68 @@Gigi-fp8pd

  • @Dat12356
    @Dat12356 3 года назад +5

    Are bambara and mandinka the same people

  • @ibcham9926
    @ibcham9926 Год назад +1

    MANDINGKAS CAN BE TERACE ALL THE WAY TO BENIN, THE MENDES.. THE LARGES ETHNIC SOCIATY IN THE WHOLE OF AFRICA.. ONE OF THE RICHES KING IN THE WORLD WAS A MANDINGKA .. MANSA MUSA OF THE GREAT KINDOM OF MALI EMPIRE...👑💪🏾💪🏾

  • @omarspencer6259
    @omarspencer6259 3 года назад

    Nice video bro very informative Im asking for some advice I'm married to a mandika from Gambia I'm a Trinidadian living in N.Y I married her in 2015 in Gambia but the relationship is terrible is it something about the mandika women that is not correct is it some how bro I can get in contact with u

    • @HalatAfricaShow
      @HalatAfricaShow  3 года назад

      @ omar Spencer please email me at halatafricashow@gmail.com.

  • @lamincham9742
    @lamincham9742 3 года назад +4

    How did Islam come to the Mandinka people, do you know what they were before Islam?

    • @pistordrammeh1227
      @pistordrammeh1227 3 года назад +8

      Mandinka converted to Islam through trade and some ways black mail, when the Arabs invade North Africa , they sit on the trade route which connect sahel to outside world, many ethic groups including mandinka has direct contact with the Arabs.

    • @HalatAfricaShow
      @HalatAfricaShow  3 года назад +3

      @Pistor Drammeh you right about the history. Many thought that Islam was spread within the sahel by the sword. Islam came to the Mali empire through trade.
      We must remember that the Arabs were trading with the Africans for 0ver 300 years before the coming of the whiteman. Nonetheless, we did have few Marabout wars in the Gambia subsequently as a result of Foday Kaba Dumbuya's threats and use of force to convert especially the Jolas. We also had Foday Sillah too. The British together with majority Gambians were able curtail his religious ambitions. Majority Gambians accepted Islam on their own volition.

    • @HalatAfricaShow
      @HalatAfricaShow  3 года назад +6

      Most Africans practiced various African spirituality in the form of "spiritual incantations". We still have these beliefs in certain African societies and even across the Caribbean especially in Haiti, Trinidad, Cuba, Jamaica, and Brazil in south America.

    • @mizzobjectiveone3819
      @mizzobjectiveone3819 2 года назад

      Don't the Mandinka claim descent from Bilali, the Azan for the Prophet Muhammad saw?

    • @sarjojarju9433
      @sarjojarju9433 Год назад

      Maa Shaa Allah! Just came across this today. Thank you for enlightening us. I've subscribed and shall be surely following your posts, Inn Shaa Allah. ❤❤❤

  • @LaminManneh-y4y
    @LaminManneh-y4y 10 месяцев назад +1

    Mandinka have the ever richest man in the world called mansa musa

  • @dahirouhann9875
    @dahirouhann9875 Год назад

    Im not sure why I feel like I know you, maybe you have a familiar face. 🙂

  • @danielspencer6174
    @danielspencer6174 Год назад

    Mandika spoke Gambia 🇬🇲 & Senegal 🇸🇳 like sayed about wolof the same thing?

  • @mohammadzubayer9305
    @mohammadzubayer9305 Год назад

    I am not sue Musa Mense was from Mali or Gambia,Maximum of the Gambia People are Muslims,In the last days of Hajj our beloved Nabi Karim SWS said"From today I am abolishing all titles & non Arab & Arab Muslims all are equal in the Eyes of Allah Subhanwatala"In Gambia women are equal to Man,No Man or any people can be treated as slaves.Like Hindus they have class system,Muslims are all equal in the Eyes of Allah.Constitution must be changed & equal rights to be given every man & man also women.For a development of a country women must should be brought for development not as slaves or sex enjoyment which is prohibited in Islam.I pray to Allah Subhanwatala to give all the oppressed people & women should be free like Hazrat Belal{R} Even Prophet said Belal will go to haven before me.

  • @zwanzeezwanzee3096
    @zwanzeezwanzee3096 Год назад

    You are using the wrong word...They were not slaves but "servants." Your translation is wrong. Servants are not slaves. Those people you talked about in the Mandingo society were servants.

  • @rwconz_live2267
    @rwconz_live2267 Год назад +1

    Some of them are Israelites.

  • @Bacho__mg
    @Bacho__mg Год назад

    Servants not slaves

  • @Speedy300
    @Speedy300 3 года назад +5

    The so called slaves were actually domestic servants .

    • @iTuber012
      @iTuber012 3 года назад +1

      So slaves 🤷🏿‍♂️
      I get that slavery was different in West Africa from the West but it's still slavery and I see it is still happening in some of our African societies around the world(Africa, Caribbean, Haiti etc)

    • @Speedy300
      @Speedy300 3 года назад +1

      @@iTuber012 I do not think what we are seeing now is modeled after the African servitude slavery but more like western slavery. However, you are right because slavery is slavery.

    • @nyangsallah8903
      @nyangsallah8903 2 года назад

      ​@@iTuber012 they are not force to do anything..you just don't understand the system and how it worked but it have nothing do with the slavery you talking about from the west..your cousin can be your slave if you have a big day like getting married no chains involved.

    • @freedom_is_gold6747
      @freedom_is_gold6747 2 года назад +2

      @@iTuber012 not exactly mansa sakura went from slave to emperor in the mali empire, also slaves could have slaves themselves so indentured servitude would be a more correct word in terms of west africa at least for that part of west africa.

  • @anthonywest7583
    @anthonywest7583 Год назад

    Good commentary but slavery is not acceptable.

  • @kahdijabarry7364
    @kahdijabarry7364 3 года назад +1

    Mandinka is a family that consists of different tribes and languages. The Mandinko in the Gambia do not speak malinké. They are all different languages.

    • @sankungsuwaneh3871
      @sankungsuwaneh3871 2 года назад +9

      Not different similar language is same people, this happens to all major tribes even fulas have it.it also depends where u are u can called manding people different names depending where u are.eg Djula in ivory Coast, sirrelone mende,Liberia mandingo Gambia, Guinea Bissau, cassamase mandinkas, mali Bambara or mandingue, guinea malinke, Bukina Faso Djula, Ghana waranka. All language are same is called Nko.

    • @mohamedsdiaby
      @mohamedsdiaby 2 года назад +2

      @@sankungsuwaneh3871 absolutely true , the same people different dialects and different countries.. including us the jahankas

    • @kebbajammeh1645
      @kebbajammeh1645 2 года назад +2

      Mandinkas and Bambara,no.difference. Just verify the counting method, the same. Its only tonal difference and pronounced of certain words or dialect. Its the of the same of Fulani of Senegal or Nigeria, Niger or Mali or Guinea who don't even understand each other. Am Mandinka, but i can communicate in Bambara and never gone to Mali. We are same as Jula, Malinke in Guinea or Konianka or even the Kuranko of Sierra Leone

    • @momodoucamara7896
      @momodoucamara7896 Год назад

      Kahdija go and know much about your fulani plz 😅learn more plz