Arabic Manuscript of Muhammad Kaba Saghanughu of Jamaica (original) (raw)

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This research examines an Arabic manuscript authored by Muhammad Kaba Saghanughu, an enslaved Muslim in Jamaica, which offers insights into the experiences and contributions of Muslims during slavery in the Americas. The manuscript, consisting of 50 folios, was likely written before 1823, possibly reflecting the cultural and religious practices of Kaba, who adopted the name of his deceased master after baptism. The paper further discusses the historical context of the manuscript, its significance, and the circumstances surrounding its creation, including influences from Baptist missionaries.

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