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Eduoard Labreque, to write Ifikolwe Fyandi na Bantu Bandi (My Ancestors and My People) (1951), which became a seminal written record of Lunda history and philosophy. Unlike China, Muslims along the East African coast did not encounter an ancient civilization with an established literary tradition but tribes and peoples wedded to the beauty of their native Bantu tongue, which East African Muslims adopted as their own and worked into a powerful cultural vehicle for Islam, creating the Swahili language (al-sawahilliyya: the language of the coastal areas). Awash in the primary colors of the region's Bantu societies: red, white, and black--triad of the spirit world (e. |
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