The moment I realized how much work went into erasing African history from our collective memory, was the exact same moment I realized how much more work we need to put into restoring it.
@SantaI_wood@NubiaAmbassador It wasn’t willingly tho was it. All the facts point to it being a purposely done thing like when lake nasser was made burying all those ancient Nubian temples. When sudans flag got changed to look more Arab; there was a reason for that. It’s called colonisation
@SantaI_wood@NubiaAmbassador I find it strange how you don’t seem concerned about how ancient African languages and traditions are being destroyed on purpose due to arabisation. That’s not an individual effort it’s a whole group movement you only have to look at Egypt to see what going to happen.
In 1783, a 26-year-old French nobleman stood in front of the Great Sphinx of Giza and wrote:
"Its features are precisely those of the negro."
Then he pointed out that Europe had enslaved the very people whose ancestors invented civilization.
Read the full eyewitness account here: https://t.co/qyDO4lUooM
@iIimouni@darius753233951 It was Bantu during the early days who intermarried with Arabs then Portuguese came and kicked out the Arabs after that then when Arabs/Oman came back to do their slave trade; now it was easier due to having half Arabs around.
@Lena1240175@Gosling515X@NaimMilsum Yes the biggest temple but more than 10 buried underwater; I think you need to do more research on “your country” especially the negligent Nubians.
@fenetrechaise12@NaimMilsum That’s why they buried, bombed ancient Nubian temples and sculptures to build lake nasser. Arabs/Muslims have no connection to it at all
@Lena1240175@Gosling515X@NaimMilsum Yes; Nubians and people down south are the ones who descend from the ancient Egyptians. Thats why you Arabs/muslim buried ancient Nubians history and temples for that shit lake.