OK.
I don't even have a version. You guys are stuck on ethnic. If there ever is a world war three, this Kukeh will have been the instigator.
One question I have though is why would you want another to adopt your religion??? by force or no force???? It is said that misery does love company. DaarManso did share with you that Lakum Deenikum Walyadeen. But no. You have to get at others' palm wine if via your religion. Why didn't you just ask for the darn thing and barter milk for it. I never undertand you ethnics.
Not to forget, I am allergic to both palm wine and milk. Well as long as the ethnics don't mess (for want of better word) with me, they can military and Islam all they want among themselves.
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Malanding,
Maybe you are a Jahankeh and are therefore biased, that is why you ascribed the non-violence method of spreading Islam to them and the violence method to the foutankas.
The soninkes/kabunkas were highly resistant of change especially when it comes to abandoning palm-wine drinking. The foutankas suggest to the them that they substitute their fondness of fresh palmwine for fresh cowmilk but the latter won't hear it. Instead the nianchos in particular among the kabunkas/soninkes resorted to chopping the head of any foutanka who dare suggest that to them or preach to them about the one true God. The foutankas had no choice but to resort to a military strategy. That is the real version of history.
Haruna, i don't want to hear your version.
Evian Bailo
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