E66: The Lion King, Sankore University & The Mandan Charter w. Mustafa Briggs

Ansari Podcast: Were Ali & Umar Ibn Khatabb Black? Sheikh Mustafa Briggs narrates The Stories of Multiple Muslim and Islamic Historical Figures with FASCINATING stories. You won't believe the origin story of "The Lion King" Movie. Sankore University, Ubadah Bin Samat, and others!
#islamichistory #podcast #history #muslim
0:00 intro
3:30 Sheikh Al Islam: Favorite Islamic figure
11:00 the lion king
18:00 the Manden charter
23:00 converting to Islam at 13
38:50 How can criminals he Muslim?
43:00 why would Allah allow criminals to convert?
46:00 story of Obadah bin
51:00 Ali & Omar were black?
57:00 Salem Suaris’ Method of Dawah
1:03:00 How did Islam enter Ghana?
1:06:00 Sanford University

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  • @DenimDullah360
    @DenimDullah3602 ай бұрын

    When he said sheikh Ibrahim niass... it immediately made my heart and face glow alhamdulillah ❤💜 our great teacher

  • @abdullahrasheed1493
    @abdullahrasheed149320 күн бұрын

    Once I started traveling back and forth to Senegal and The Gambia in 2006 I was surprised at how strong his influence is in those areas. His picture is everywhere and yes there are people who go overboard with it. But I am always amazed at his commitments the Deen of Al-Islam gaining and spreading the knowledge to others.

  • @temidayofalana1582
    @temidayofalana15829 ай бұрын

    Mashah Allah Its good to listen to this brothers, I learned a lots.

  • @letebrhanambaye2155

    @letebrhanambaye2155

    8 ай бұрын

    We Love you so much you're the best and you are a great guy

  • @Zainkh9
    @Zainkh99 ай бұрын

    Mustafa Briggs is so rich with Islamic history اللهم بارك ❤

  • @aqsamaryambee
    @aqsamaryambeeАй бұрын

    I read somewhere that Syedna Umer rza was reddish white in his youth, but once he became the caliph, he worked so hard in all times of the day and after the famine particularly, he tanned considerably. And I read some other place that Syedna Ali rza had a whitish colour with red hair which got darker due to hard work and harsher conditions. Allah knows better

  • @WaleedAbdelhamid
    @WaleedAbdelhamid9 ай бұрын

    The way he pointed out that Allah needs us to display his mercy is beautiful.

  • @alexferdinansyah757

    @alexferdinansyah757

    8 ай бұрын

    Allah does not "need", Allah "wants". Allahua'lam.

  • @MeenaDubois-oh9oy
    @MeenaDubois-oh9oy2 ай бұрын

    Ma shaa Allah brother mustafa ❤ from the gambia 🇬🇲

  • @Truthseeker442
    @Truthseeker4429 ай бұрын

    Mashallah, very insightful. Thank you both for this podcast and thanks to Mustangs Briggs for teaching us about Sheikh Al Islam Ibrahima Niass.

  • @fightingdreamer8681
    @fightingdreamer86818 ай бұрын

    Jazak Allahu Khayran 🧡

  • @tijan_jallow4
    @tijan_jallow42 ай бұрын

    Ma shaa Allah I’m from Gambia 🇬🇲 brother Mustapha ❤

  • @IAM-ii4nq
    @IAM-ii4nq2 ай бұрын

    According to the scholars historians, Islam has been Fouta Senegal for over 1000 years to date. There were over 30 imams/rulers there before the rule of Mansa Musa

  • @blususpect
    @blususpect9 ай бұрын

    What a great brother MashaAllah

  • @bakanay2010
    @bakanay20102 ай бұрын

    As Salam Allaikum. Masha Allah Bro. I would like to add that regarding the story of Sundiata Keita, The Tyrant king is called Sumaoro / Sumanguru kante.

  • @ibrahimabdullahi2006
    @ibrahimabdullahi20068 ай бұрын

    Ma sha Allah

  • @ReckonRealLight1
    @ReckonRealLight12 ай бұрын

    Thank brothers for the efforts and generosity for sharing these gems of knowledge ❤

  • @nawalrosy788
    @nawalrosy7889 ай бұрын

    ماشاء الله

  • @diomandeibrahim1407
    @diomandeibrahim14072 ай бұрын

    Very happy to see someone who master the history of his region. Just to remind that his name was Soumahoro Kante not Soumahoro Konate.

  • @passionategospel5281
    @passionategospel52812 ай бұрын

    yep that walisongo are really famous here in indonesia. their dakwah is really different than other, with culture they can reach nusantara's heart. dakwah with gamelan or leather puppet for example.

  • @zialone
    @zialone2 ай бұрын

    Asalamalaikum it’s a shame this topic is not talked about by all Imams .

  • @cisseomarfarouhk4380
    @cisseomarfarouhk43809 ай бұрын

    Ma Sha Allah Niass

  • @letebrhanambaye2155

    @letebrhanambaye2155

    8 ай бұрын

    you're right reading books

  • @americanjulamaghan7359
    @americanjulamaghan73592 ай бұрын

    Soso King was Soumaworo Kante(in the Gambia pronounced Kinte) he was a blacksmith and Calvery Commander of the Ghana Empire.

  • @seerah_dd

    @seerah_dd

    2 ай бұрын

    Also called Kumbi Saleh

  • @ayanmohamed2357
    @ayanmohamed23579 ай бұрын

    Assalamu alaykum brother

  • @jjtemporaryjjtemporary726

    @jjtemporaryjjtemporary726

    9 ай бұрын

    Assalamualaikum bro. I m really amazed by the horizon of your vast knowledge in Islamic history. I believe Allah swt has blessed you with this rare gift to help you carry on your dakwah work. Mashaallah.

  • @zuberhaniff2938
    @zuberhaniff29382 ай бұрын

    It's about their hearts... Outside they could be a villain or just a bad person... however deep down that individual needs just a little push. You see it when they revert to islam they become a whole different person.. Most of them have to fight for their reversion. That's their spirit saying to them I remember the promise u made before coming to this world.

  • @kaderanto
    @kaderanto2 ай бұрын

    Very informative video.......The name is Soumaoro Kanté, Konaté is a different name.

  • @americanjulamaghan7359
    @americanjulamaghan73592 ай бұрын

    Correction Sunjata Keita was not Muslim but the first ruler after him was a Muslim.

  • @seerah_dd

    @seerah_dd

    2 ай бұрын

    Yes, he practiced African spirituality or Animism

  • @SkeeloHendrix
    @SkeeloHendrix2 ай бұрын

    32:40 AHMAD DEEDAT IS ABSOLUTELY WAS & ALWAYS WILL BE!!

  • @Africabeforecolonialpowers1111
    @Africabeforecolonialpowers11112 ай бұрын

    Sekou Toure was the great grandson of San Mory Toure. i know the family

  • @yuanajaffar9567
    @yuanajaffar95673 ай бұрын

    Senjata means weapon in malay language.

  • @wiltonvenant5826
    @wiltonvenant58262 ай бұрын

    💚🇭🇹💓

  • @stephenclark8844
    @stephenclark88442 ай бұрын

    Eternity separated from God

  • @stephenclark8844
    @stephenclark88442 ай бұрын

    Islam is. Counterfeit Jesus is Lord 1 Timothy 2:5 Come to truth

  • @letsbuild7298
    @letsbuild72983 ай бұрын

    As salamu alaikum, I sincerely hope this brother isn’t implying that the Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم had fair skin, or that the Arabs were talking about a fair complexion when they called a man “white,” because if he is, he is wrong. People need to be completely sure they know what they’re talking about before addressing this topic. The scholars and others are silent on this issue because they know where it will lead. It’ll lead to people figuring out what ALL of the Arabs of the past looked like, including the prophet Muhammad. This isn’t an “Afrocentric” thing. In fact, this brother is literally being an Afrocentric with some of his assertions. Why does he never talk about Muhammad An-Nafs Az-Zakia if he feels he has a good grasp on history? Why not mention how the scholars all say that he had no non-Qurashi ancestors let alone non-Arab? Why not mention how he himself said and I quote “no non-Arab blood flows through my veins?” Why not mention how he was described to be as dark as tar and charcoal? That he was described as tall and pitch black? Why not mention that the scholars of the past specify that there were NO SLAVE GIRLS IN HIS LINEAGE BLACK OR WHITE? Why not mention that the Ahlul bayt at his time thought he was the Mahdi? A clear indication that the people 100 years after the death of the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم had no issue with a person his color being the Mahdi, WITH KNOWLEDGE THAT THE MAHDI HAS TO RESEMBLE THE PROPHET (saw) IN SOME WAY, obviously the prophet wasn’t that dark. I could keep going on and on. These brothers need to fear Allah when they speak on this topic if they haven’t read extensively. He takes the time to talk about a story that may not even be fully true (story of Antara), but why not about the actual STRONG evidences? How as a black man do you accept that Ali ibn Abi Talib had literal black skin, but his first cousin (saw), who has his exact lineage, is white like a southern European with no known mix in either? In fact, ALI IBN ABI TALIB IS A PURE HASHEMITE. Stop parroting what the people who hate your appearance are saying. This isn’t afrocentricism. The people we allow to control the deen and what is revealed are LYING. Mufti menk hid the words of Ubadah ibn As-Saamit when he said that he had 1000 black skinned (literal black) soldiers. He was reading from the book and you can see his expression change when he sees the words. I’ve caught many so called people of knowledge lying and spreading misinformation all to deter people from knowing what’s in the texts. Allahul Musta’aan.

  • @abdouliejallow8678

    @abdouliejallow8678

    2 ай бұрын

    Blah blah nonsense.

  • @abbari9338

    @abbari9338

    2 ай бұрын

    Stop being Afrocentric

  • @angelarmstrong3613

    @angelarmstrong3613

    Ай бұрын

    You’re overthinking it lmao - watch his most recent episode on here

  • @abdur-raheems8648

    @abdur-raheems8648

    Ай бұрын

    Akhi you sound anti Black

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