Africans and Arabs have interacted for centuries through trade, cultural exchange, and migration, particularly along the East African coast and the Sahara Desert. The Arab expansion from the 7th century onwards facilitated the spread of Islam across Africa, leading to the establishment of trade networks and the blending of cultures. This interaction also resulted in the emergence of Swahili culture, a fusion of African and Arab influences in language, architecture, and social practices. Additionally, the trans-Saharan trade routes fostered economic exchanges that shaped the societies on both sides of the desert.
The descendants of the Ancient Egyptians are mostly the Coptic Egyptians, as the rest of the Egyptians are Arabs who came from what is now called Saudi Arabia. Since Ancient Egyptians were neither Arabs nor did they speak Arabic, most modern Egyptians have no connection to the Ancient Egyptians since they're Arabs.
If by "africans and Asian Arabs" you mean, Arabians, in North Africa and the Arabian peninsula, then no.The Quran is in the language of Arabic, the same Arabic that is spoken all across the middle-east as the standard language. Countries and tribes do however, maintain their own accents and sayings, from region to region.This is noticable to an extreme in North Africa.
The bulk of Africans who came to America via the Triangular Slave Trade descended from the present day countries of Nigeria and Ghana. Known as Senegambia, the region was well known for its human trafficking with the Arabs before the Triangular trade began.
The interaction between Arabs and Africans has led to significant cultural, economic, and social exchanges. This includes the spread of Islam across Africa, which influenced religious practices and cultural traditions. Additionally, trade routes established between Arab and African regions facilitated the exchange of goods, ideas, and technologies. Furthermore, these interactions resulted in intermarriages and the emergence of diverse cultural identities, particularly in regions like North and East Africa.
There are 422 million Arabs.
East Africans traded most often with Arabs and Asians.
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Omanis, Africans, other Arabs and many Filipinos
"The Arabs acted really nice with each other to make the gods shine."
The Arabs trader trade with Africans also for the slave trade they trade in India, china central Africa and other places in the east.
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East Africans traded most often with Arabs and Asians.
The Moors were medieval Muslims who took up residence on the Iberian peninsula. They included Arabs, Berbers, and Africans.
The main ethnic groups in Algeria are the Berbers, Romans, Byzantines, Phoenicians, Turks, Arabs, and Sub-Saharan Africans. Berbers are the original inhabitants of Algeria.
The Africans alone couldn't have hoped to try and eliminate Spain. The arabs and african arabs (moors) invaded Spain in what was known as the Muslim conquests.
I'm not sure what you are asking. Africa is a continent, not a country, comprised of Arabs (Libya, Morocco,Algieria,Egypt) that would be Arabs and the the southern/central part which is populated primarily by blacks ( Chad, Nigeria, Uganda, Zaire, Sierra Leone et al) So, which Africans are you asking about?
NO. The Carthaginians were not Arabs since they were a mix of indigenous North Africans or Amazigh (Berbers), Black Africans from the Interior, and the Phoenician Traders who built the city. While the Phoenicians are from what is now Lebanon, Syria, and Israel, they were not Arab as the Arabs at that point in history lived only in Arabia. Since Amazigh are not Arab, Africans are not Arab, and Phoenicians are not Arab, any mix of the three in any ratio would not be Arab.