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- 2. O mankind! We have created you from a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, y y that you may know one another (Holy Quran)
- 3. Disclaimer • This Photo‐essay is meant to reflect the beauty, dignity, and humanity of various tribes, ethnicities, and races. • Many of them are either marginalized, or do not form part of the mainstream popular culture which consumes our desires, attention and mindshare. • There may be unintentional inaccuracies, but the overall intent, is to show the one humanity that we all are. • As there were so many sources and research for the photos, we have not been able to credit them. They are the copyright of the respective source. We do not profit from py g p p them, we just share them in a more easy to see format, and have been liberally used from the web as a public domain source. Thank you for your generosity.
- 4. Tribes • There are over 300 tribes in Africa. Some of those that are included are: • Berber: indigenous ethnic group of North Africa west of the Nile Valley including Morocco ,Algeria as well as Tunisia, Libya, Mauritania, Mali and g , g , y , , Niger • Kanuri Muslims of Central Africa including Nigeria, Niger and Chad • Kotokoli Muslims of Togo Muslims of Togo • The Tuareg, Fulani, Arabs and Songhai of Timbuktu
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