The Myth Of the Dark Ages (to hide the Moors' massive contribution to Science and Art)

[Saiyajin]

According to Nelson Maldonado-Torres, of the University of California, Berkeley, the expulsion of the Moors from continental Europe marked a transition from an age of imperial relations between Christian and Muslim empires, to an age of European colonial expansion throughout the known world. The “discovery” of “godless” natives in the Americas would also inspire the great debates between Las Casas and Sepúlveda in 1550 on the nature of the human soul. Such a geopolitical and philosophical shift, Maldonado-Torres argues, would lead to a Eurocentric, re-categorization of humanity based upon religous—and ultimately racial—differences.

Maldonado-Torres has proposed that anti-black racism is not simply an extension of some historical bias against blacks, but rather, is an amalgam of old-world Islamophobia linked to the history of the Iberian peninsula, and to the notion of souless beings embodied in popular conceptions about the indigenous natives of the Americas.

These beliefs would contribute to an ideological basis for, and justification of, colonial conquests in the name of cultural and religious conversion, as well as pave the way for the enslavement and human trafficking of sub-Saharan Africans.

Islamophobia & Anti-Blackness: A Genealogical Approach | Center for Race & Gender

So again, even more evidence to support that the Moors contributions to science and art had to be recatergorized so that it would be easier to justify colonizing. On top of that we know now that the British Empire's so called study of Orientalism has been thoroughly proven to be a false study of history done to justify expansion by painting "The East" which included Africa and North Africa

Its pretty hard to call a society or group of people as inferior if your own culture and science was literally based off theirs. Latin was the language of Christianity and Arabic was the language of Islam, we can see clearly that only Arabic authors had their identities changed into Latin (Greeks were preserved) and this professor at Berkley says that religion was what originally started the animosity that evolved into race.

The Professor shows that what what originally began as a way to discredit the Muslim Moors by Christians by changing their identities into Latin (associated with Christianity and its Clergy) to strip Muslims of their history of Science and Art, also ended up also being used to discredit Black Africans by White Christians later on for the same thing.

 

[Saiyajin]

im gonna bump this one last time because i put a lot of actual effort into it...

 

[Mr.bocario]

Talk about the moors smashing all those pawgs and thread will do numbers

im gonna bump this one last time because i put a lot of actual effort into it...

 

[Saiyajin]

Talk about the moors smashing all those pawgs and thread will do numbers

i knew if i made my replies too long most ppl would say fukk it and not read cant blame them i do that myself but damn the truth needs to be known

 

[agpxknt]

good stuff

 

[Saiyajin]

another interesting thing

a North African Muslim named ibn Khaldun outlined what is now called the Laffer curve (discovered in 1974). Laffer doesnt even want credit for it but nonetheless its known as the Laffer Curve

The Laffer Curve, by the way, was not invented by me. For example, Ibn Khaldun, a 14th-century philosopher, wrote in his work The Muqaddimah: "It should be known that at the beginning of the dynasty, taxation yields a large revenue from small assessments. At the end of the dynasty, taxation yields a small revenue from large assessments."

This guy Khaldun was writing things like this

Ibn Khaldun noted that growth and development positively stimulate both supply and demand, and that the forces of supply and demand are what determine the prices of goods.[18] He also noted macroeconomic forces of population growth, human capital development, and technological developments effects on development.[19] Ibn Khaldun held that population growth was a function of wealth.[20]

Ibn Khaldun also introduced the labor theory of value. He described labor as the source of value, necessary for all earnings and capital accumulation, obvious in the case of craft. He argued that even if earning “results from something other than a craft, the value of the resulting profit and acquired (capital) must (also) include the value of the labor by which it was obtained.

His theory of ʿasabiyyah has often been compared to modern Keynesian economics, with Ibn Khaldun's theory clearly containing the concept of the multiplier. A crucial difference, however, is that whereas for John Maynard Keynes it is the middle class's greater propensity to save that is to blame for economic depression, for Ibn Khaldun it is the governmental propensity to save at times when investment opportunities do not take up the slack which leads to aggregate demand.[22]

Crazy how he was talking about economics in a way thats relevant to this day, They're arguing with a ghost correcting details to his shyt even though he's been dead for centuries

but not everything Khaldun came up with was right or good... because Ronald Reagan used Khaldun's philosophy to support the retarded fiscal conservatism movement that still has half this country fukked up....

 

[MyApps]

Any idea on where i can find historical documents or books on the moors 700 year reign?

 

[Saiyajin]

Any idea on where i can find historical documents or books on the moors 700 year reign?

If you want to learn about the moors

dont go on google just type moors and hit enter, you'll get a lot of blogs and shyt like that

put

"site:.edu Moors" or "site:.edu Al-andalus"

so you get only results from trustworthy sources. no blogs or webpages made by losers that just make shyt up

books are good for reading but mostly for entertainment,, they have a lot of bias because the author puts everything in their own words to make it more interesting to read and use oversimplifications. its better to just use google and find the articles

 

[3rdWorld]

If cacs feel ashamed and embarrassed to admit Rock N Roll which they stole a few years ago is Black in origin they'do die before accepting the Moors gave the. everything let alone were Black.

 

[Amerikan Melanin]

I don't know enough about the Moors. Thanks!

 

[Thabo]

If cacs feel ashamed and embarrassed to admit Rock N Roll which they stole a few years ago is Black in origin they'do die before accepting the Moors gave the. everything let alone were Black.

Moors weren't black tho, they were Berbers who were ruled by Arabs. All the leaders were Arabs.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Props

 

[Black Hans]

Maybe it's a double entendre?

 

[3rdWorld]

Moors weren't black tho, they were Berbers who were ruled by Arabs. All the leaders were Arabs.

Breh, history as we know it does not credit or recognize Africans for anything of significance..all credit is afforded to europeans and then to Arabs. Same as Rock music, Elvis gets all the props. Its a pattern breh..

 

[Thabo]

Breh, history as we know it does not credit or recognize Africans for anything of significance..all credit is afforded to europeans and then to Arabs. Same as Rock music, Elvis gets all the props. Its a pattern breh..

I agree with rock and white supremacy but when it comes to the Cordoba caliphate I can't agree on it.