DALI KOUMBÈ: dentro al villaggio della tribù senza occhi 🇲🇷

Nell'angolo più remoto del deserto del Sahara in Mauritania, esiste un piccolo villaggio, così isolato dal mondo da non essere nemmeno sulle mappe.
Non esiste neppure una strada per raggiungerlo. Devi sapere come raggiungerlo orientandoti tra le dune. Questo luogo si chiama Dali Koumbé ed è un posto unico al mondo: qui la metà della popolazione è nata "senza occhi" come dicono loro, ovvero non vedente. Si tratterebbe di una leggenda secolare che ancora però fa fatica ad essere spiegata dalla medicina avvolgendo questa tribù nel mistero. Ci siamo spinti fino al confine col Mali per incontrarli e ascoltare la loro storia.

Buona visione!❤

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⚡️PROGETTO HAPPINESS TEAM⚡️
• FOTOGRAFIA & EDITING: Nicola Guaita
• EDITING: Gianmarco Garimberti
• SOUND DESIGN: Lorenzo Sattin
• DOPPIAGGIO: Gabriele Donolato

[pierpaolosciola]

This boy's documentaries deserve to be broadcast on every television in the world. Period.

[diegomarchese]

A mani basse i migliori reportage in Italia

[lorellaj]

Poi ci siamo noi, eternamente arrabbiati, insoddisfatti, eternamente non vedenti per scelta. Ognuno chiuso nelle proprie tenebre. Grazie per avermi resa meno cieca, meno ingrata.
siete una comunità meravigliosamente Unica.🙏🙏🙏

[shahidafreedy]

Even though they can't see, their life is filled with hardship. Instead of complaining, they choose to be thankful and follow God's commandments without regret. This is truly inspiring. I love them from the bottom of my heart ❤️

[Cent-]

Blind tribe is showing so much gratitude to almighty God even living in harsh conditions 😢😢 so beautiful people

[sawgordon]

I am from Mauritania and I did not know about the existence of this special and miraculous community. Thank you for shedding light on unknown and special things.

[Queennee]

With feet to take me where I go
With eyes to see the sunsets glow
With ears to hear what I know
Oh god forgive me when I whine, when I whine, I’ve been blessed indeed the world is mine🤲🏼🙏🏼


This was a beautiful documentary, They are so very humble 🥹

[mariemaly]

As a Mauritanian girl, born and raised in the capital, this made me tear up soo bad, I've never at all heard about this great wonderful forgotten village in our country, i blame my self and my gouvernement for not putting a spot on these hornrable peoples and giving them a better life that they deserve more than all of us

[leighaharris-wgqv]

I ran across this channel and now i cant stop watching!!

[imyourcuzn]

Shout out to the teacher who helped him learn the Quran and make him feel totally normal

[kaassouffle]

This people has inspired me. Thank you God for all your blessings. For a roof over my head. Thank you for my children and family. Thank you for my health and wealth. God forgive me for the times when I am ungrateful for silly things. Let's all spread positivity and help the needy around us.

[dwgrjsd]

Incredible. As a muslim these people inspire me so much. I cannot describe it. May Allah put them in the highest jannah.

[jessitaran]

I kind of feel like this was a missed opportunity. There are so many questions that the interviewer could have asked but didn't. For instance: how does the village sustain itself? Do the blind villagers cultivate any particular valuable skills/abilities (such as being able to locate underground water wells) that sighed people generally are not able to access? How are life mates/romantic partners chosen when appearance is not a consideration? How do villagers identify/locate their friends in community gatherings? Etc...

[bilquisqueen]

The teacher’s strong faith and wisdom touched my heart subhanAllah! Every word he speaks is like a poem and wisdom. I love his tranquility, serenity, humbleness and his strong and deep love for his religion. I also love the boy who said he wishes he could see the letters of the Qur’an and could read them and the woman who wishes she could read books. May Allah make their dreams come true in Jannah. May Allah reward their perseverance in Jannah 🤍

[overboost]

Incredibile che questi contenuti siano gratuiti... Grazie davvero!

[rodrigoalmanza]

Happiness isn't an emotion, it's a state of mind; “Be Happy”

[ramzysy]

I’m from Mauritania 🇲🇷 but I never heard about this village before wow thank you

[emanuelemontini]

"davanti a te hai un uomo felice e in pace con quello che la vita gli ha donato e gli regala ogni giorno". Di una potenza unica. Grazie per quello che fai 🙏

[Shakeelsway]

This simply proves that happiness is just accepting things and being grateful for everything. This also indicates that faith in the God can be the most powerful tool to wade away negativity.

[ubahmohyadin]

I speak Arabic and understood the woman was engaging, and it was evident that the boy did not instruct her to cover; they are naturally shy. In Islam, women are encouraged to pursue education and have the freedom to choose whether to work or not. If a wife decides to work, her earnings are hers alone, and she is not obligated to share them. However, the husband is responsible for providing for the children and the household, including the wife. A woman is free to marry whomever she chooses, as long as he is a Muslim man. It's important to differentiate between cultural practices and Islamic teachings, as Islam opposes the oppression of women.

Please refrain from making assumptions if you are uncertain, as it might misinform others who are also unfamiliar with the distinctions. Thank you.