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When did Revolutionary Liberation Army of Azawad happen?
Revolutionary Liberation Army of Azawad happened in 1991.
When was Azawad created?
Azawad was created on 2012-04-06.
When was Flag of Azawad created?
Flag of Azawad was created in 2012.
Where are the Berber people from?
Canary Islands, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Azawad.
Is azawad a country?
It is a unrecognised state in North Africa bordering Burkina Faso
What countries border Mali?
Mali is bordered by Algeria to the northeast, Niger to the east, Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire to the south, Guinea to the south-west, and Senegal and Mauritania to the west.
When did war in mali start?
The war in Mali began in January 2012, when Tuareg rebels, seeking independence for the northern region of Azawad, launched an insurgency. This conflict escalated with the involvement of Islamist militant groups, leading to a coup d'état in March 2012 and further violence throughout the country. The situation prompted international intervention, notably by French forces in January 2013, to combat the extremist groups.
What is it called when a country has no president?
Yes. Libya, the recently founded (and unrecognised) Azawad and the People's Republic of China are all republics with a Chairman as Head of State instead of a President. However, in 1982, the Chinese Central People's Government started using "President" as the official English name of their Head of State, though in Chinese, the title remains Chairman.
What are Berbers?
The Imazighen (singular: Amazigh) also known as the Berbers, they are the ethnic group indigenous to North Africa (Canary Islands, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Azawad) Some of the best known of the ancient Berbers are : The king Sheshonk I who ruled Egypt in 945 BC, Carthaginian leader Hannibal, The Mauretanian king Bocchus I, king Ptolemy of Mauretania, The Numidian king Masinissa, king Jugurtha, the Berber-Roman emperor Septimius Severus, the Berber-Roman author Apuleius who was the first man to write a novel, Saint Augustine of Hippo and the Berber-Roman general Lusius Quietus, who was instrumental in defeating the major wave of Jewish revolts of 115-117. Also Dihya, was a female Berber religious and military leader who led a fierce Berber resistance against the Arab expansion in east of north Africa. Prince Aksil was a 7th-century leader from Algeria who led wars against Arabs. Famous Berbers of the Middle Ages include (Yusuf ibn Tashfin, king of the Berber Almoravid empire) (Tariq ibn Ziyad, the general who conquered Hispania) (Abbas Ibn Firnas, a prolific inventor scientist and early pioneer in aviation, he was the first man to fly) (Ibn Battuta, a medieval explorer who traveled the longest known distances in pre-modern times) . Well-known modern Berbers in Europe include Zinedine Zidane, a French-born international football star of Algerian Kabyle descent. Ibrahim Afellay a Dutch-born footballer of Moroccan Riffian descent. Idir, a famous singer of Kabyle Algerian descent.
Does the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict have anything to do with the Bible?
Matt 24:7 says that there would be conflicts as part of the sign of the last days. Certainly this is a noteworthy conflict that shows the spirit of the world today. The other parts of the sign are clearly seen also. In fact the problems now faced are so severe only God can fix them. As far as who is participating in the conflict could you say they represent a god you would want to serve?
What was the connection between Islam and the slave trade?
There is little connection with the slave trade and Islam, because in Islam everyone is equal and having slaves is therefore against Islam. But there ARE connections with Arabian people and slaves, as some Arabians used to travel to Africa, capture some people and return and sell them. This has been around for some time (obviously gotten rid of now) but it was around since before the start of Islam, and has gradually decreased as more people accepted Islam and decided all people are equal. But in the time of Prophet Muhammad, there were some newly-muslim slaves owned by idol-worshippers. What some used to do was torture the slaves that turned to Islam until they refused Islam. They usually didn't refuse it, and so (i can't remember the name anyone tht does plz help) that was close to Prophet Muhammad bought them from their masters and set them free. Prioktan918's Expert Answer is getting confused. The question asks about ISLAM (as in the religion itself) and not the ISLAMIC WORLD (Which i did point out in my answer people get confused with. ISLAM says no slaves are to be kept, as noone owns souls apart from Allah, but ISLAMIC PLACES (places where muslims are) actually did keep slaves. But so did every other part of the world. Just pointing it out, since many people get the wrong idea now, e.g. muslims are terrorists, muslim women are forced to wear niqab and that crp, cuz thats what the news seems to portray.
How were Muslims supposed to treat slaves according to Islamic law?
Slavery was common when Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) started preaching Islam. As Islam teaches equality of all human beings, the early converters to Islam were mostly the slaves and the poor. Islam does not like slavery. But it was not possible in that society to announce it Haram. However, the Holy Prophet (SAW) commanded the Muslims to treat the slaves kindly, give them the same food which the master eats, don't be cruel to them, preferably set them free. Hazrat Zaid (rau) was a slave set free by Hazrat Muhammad (SAW). Hazrat Bilal (RAU) was also a slave bought and set free by Hazrat Abu Bakr (RAU). Both of them enjoyed more respect than many of the other Companions (RAU).
