1892 photo of a wolof village in Senegal

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1892 photo of a wolof village in Senegal

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1754 Map of the Mouth of the Senegal River (Saint Louis, Ndar) by Jacques Nicolas Bellin L' Histoire Generale des Voyages
Blaise Diagne was a French political leader and mayor of Dakar. He was the first black African elected to the French Chamber of Deputies, and the first to hold a position in the French government in 1914
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History of Senegal explained in Wolof.
Louis Draper, Senegal, West Africa,1977/88

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The International Influence of the Faydah Tijani!!
By: Abdou Coundoul
The Fayda was founded by Sheikh Ibrahim Niasse in 1929 – 1930, which was a period of turmoil and world crisis, it was a Fayda that was much awaited by the whole world, it is something that Baye Niasse brought for every human on earth so that everyone can have an opening to Divine Knowledge because people today need Divine Knowledge more than anything, that is what Baye knew and that is why he shared it with everyone, he put people on the right path, give them the Tarbiyya and finally help us attain our utmost goal which is get to know Allah.
Since he is sent by Allah and that Allah told Prophet Muhammad (saw) in the Quran “Wama arsalnaka illa kaffatan lilnnasi basheeran wanatheeran walakinna akthara alnnasi la yaAAlamoona” Ch 34 Ayat 28, “And We have not sent you except as a giver of glad tidings and a warner to all Mankind, but most of mankind know not.” Baye knew instantly that the message of Allah does not limit itself to only Senegal, which is when he decided to start his journey around the world, to a multitude of people, cultures and beliefs, to have a conversation with them in their own language and tell them what exactly is the Fayda and what it has brought.
People immediately understood the message and accepted it in masses. That can be considered as a big impact on the international community because we can see that whoever accepted Baye has never taken a step back which shows us that what he brought has a positive effect on the people. After he founded Medina Baye in 1930 and after his pilgrimage to Mecca in 1937, the one that would be called Sheikh Al Islam was quickly known in the whole of Senegal and around the world, not only by the diversity of the knowledge he had but also by his implication in everything that involved humans on earth. Baye has travelled all over the world during his lifetime, England, Belgium, Indonesia, China, Pakistan, Latin Americas, Middle Eastern countries (Yemen, Saudi Arabia etc.) to name just a few places where Baye Niasse has disciples who adhered to the Fayda.
During his travels, he of course also met with world leaders and influential people of different communities like Gamal Abdel Nasser, Kwame Nkrumah; he even went to China when Senegal had no diplomatic relations with them. More than forty million (40,000,000) have converted to Islam to date because of him, in Ghana Baye Niasse converted in one day forty thousand (40,000) people who were idol worshipers. We should all try our best to make this Fayda more know through the media, through good communication, through social networks, to tell the people that this Fayda is not just a question of religion but something that is here for everyone, to give the people what they are really looking for; freedom, independence, to feel liberated from the veils that are hiding the reality of Allah.
It is a Fayda that is beneficial to every human, that is why the people who understood it at the early stage have given in to the Fayda and have since then been living in a state of internal peace, have a very well balanced life in all its sense (spiritually, social, personal), peace of mind, pure and light filled hearts, a healthy spirit and healthy body, all this is thanks to the Fayda Tijanya, which Mawlana Sheikh Ibrahim Niasse brought. As a disciple of Mawlana Sheikh Ibrahim, what do we have to contribute? The only thing we can do today is to see ways that can make the message be known to the most people possible.
-Sidi Abdou Coundoul
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omg the dancing in this scene is so cool. its from Karmen Gei by joseph Gai Ramaka (2001).
‘Senegal’ poster featuring a mother and child (1978). Artwork by Annie Hedvard.
Moolaadé - Ousmane Sembene [2004] Senegal

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Senegalese woman (circa 1910)
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“My heart rejoices each time a woman emerges from the shadows. I know that the field of gains is unstable, the retention of conquests difficult:social constraints are ever - present, and male egoism resists.” - So Long A Letter by Mariama Ba 💕✨📚🙌🏾 I absolutely LOVE this long form letter from one Senegalese woman to another. They have been friends for decades. There is so much to say. A lot about love, and marriage and the heartbreak that sometimes comes with that. Also motherhood and the WORK of life as Black women. Whew!! This story takes place in Senegal, traveling around different villages that are gorgeously described. I want a ticket immediately… possibly one way. I love reading work by African authors cause they always incorporate traditional African words that cannot be fully translated into English. It’s just a feeling!!! It reminds me of our variances in culture. Words are culture. Ramatoulaye writes a letter to her friend Aissatou, it is honest and sad and brave. She admits fears and regrets. She allows her heart to take up space. She has me thinking about the power of vulnerability and the labor of living fully and I’m shook. 💕✨💕✨💕✨💕✨ ********************** It has been an active extremely busy week for me. Working on multiple projects all of which are AMAZING. I started this book last Sunday but didn’t finish which makes no sense cause it is a short book! 😭 But the language is dense and the story is deep so I read multiple chapters twice, there is some subtle beauty here and I wanted to bathe in it. I’m happy I took my time, it was a pleasure. 💕👌🏾📚
Senegalese soldiers have found billets in a shack near the front line, June 1917 Saint-Ulrich (France)

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TOUKI BOUKI (1973)
DIR: Djibril Diop Mambéty
In love with this photo set posted by @criterionfilms, a lovely and poignant quote.
SENEGAL. Dakar. 2012.