History Of The Tuareg People

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[dambatta]

My grandma was a princess from one of the Tuareg tribes. She was the last one her kind. She escaped the massacre of her whole family, escaping on a camel riding for three days making it into northern Nigeria. She was from Agadas. This is mother used to tell me about her. I was too young when she passed. She used to carry me on her back. Thanks for for some little bit of history of my people. May almighty Allah guide and protect you and your families Ameen. Salama’alaikum.

[foxmacnamara]

I lived with the Tuareg for 2 years. I first met them while I was serving with the French Foreign Legion in 2010, without typing out a "book" here during my service in Africa I met them, one thing led to another and I made some friends. I lived with and was assimilated into the community for 2 years. I plan on going back to find my "family" to live permanently.

[khalidbashir]

Love from the Somali people ❤️ black world is so amazing!

[ZachVanHarrisJR]

*The Tuareg are a large Berber ethnic confederation. They principally inhabit the Sahara in a vast area stretching from far southwestern Libya to southern Algeria, Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso.*

[dlhussain]

The Tuareg people are amazing people who have preserved the old Muslim way of life. Mashallah

[matiyas]

One of my good friends, who is Ethiopian, has a set of 21 Tuareg crosses in his living room. They were given to his family as a present when they lived and traveled through parts of west Africa. He did not know the significance, origin and meaning of the crosses, so I did a bit of research. There is not a lot of information available online, and the few I did find seem to be mysterious and unsure themselves of the origins. Each cross has a names, with influence either from early Christianity Coptic crosses, or Egyptian Ankh symbol, but adopted by Tuareg Muslims and sometimes used as amulets for decoration or to ward off evil. Anyone has better insight please post here and let me know. .

[mmmabo]

i’m a Tuareg girl from azwad (north mali) region 👍🏻 thank you for your effort well done
tuareg nobles identify themselves with three colors “ Red, yellow good golden, brown”

[teresasimmons-mitchell]

Recently discovered my ancestry stems from the Tuareg Tribe in Mali. Now I see where my features are from and other characteristics. Great video, and thanks for sharing! Very interesting history ❤

[rebiharebi]

Tuareg women are very much respected amongst themselves

[nw]

I NEVER KNEW TIMBUKTU WAS FOUNDED BY A BLACK WOMAN! Now I’m even more proud ✊🏾

[virbebsaragones]

I always find life about the Tuareg amazing....i think Tuareg people love the life of freedom and they have a deep respect for their women and her

[Divinatonio]

Thank you so much, just a couple months ago I started listening to Tuareg Music so it's amazing that you made this video now I understand their culture and history

[ማርሔር]

Home Team History, I really like this page! Wonderful ! Pls keep up doing this greate job.
Love from Ethiopia !
እግዚያብሔር ይባርክህ!!!

[landonconner]

I found the Tuareg people through Amnesia. Tin Hinan was mentioned only briefly, but the translation “Mother of us all, ” captivated me. I’m really enjoying learning about these people!

[dfvhwee]

Our tuaregs🇩🇿❤️ we are beautiful african people 🇩🇿❤️

[AA-vndo]

Please have a segment on AFRICAN ARCHITECTURE according to the different Ethnic Groups!😄 love your content ❤️

[omayemigatling]

Soraya, i am very pleased and impressed with your and everyone else's response. I've learned more from the comment section than the actual podcast. It's refreshing to see so much info circulating among intelligent people.

[Five_]

Can you do the Wolof, Serer or the Soninke next?

[aytaf]

As a Berber I will tell you in Tamazight:
'Arca tskhliwmn, tzglt mnchk ntghawsa.'
Please stop spreading misinformation about the Tuareg/Imazighen/Berbers in general.
Not all Native Africans are Black.
Africa is more culturally and ethnically diverse than you can imagine.

[misipar]

I’m so happy you covered the touregs, please cover the Tigray, rashaida and luo people