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EPISODE · Jul 6, 2026 · 4 MIN

Ahmed Baba vs Saadian Morocco: Timbuktu's Scholar in Exile

from The Songhai Empire: Africa's Powerful Forgotten Kingdom — Fexingo History · host Fexingo

In 1591, Saadian Moroccan forces conquered Timbuktu and deported its greatest scholar, Ahmed Baba, to Marrakech. This episode follows the story of the qadi al-qudat (chief judge) of Songhai under Askia Dawud, who spent years in captivity but continued teaching and writing, including his famous biographical dictionary 'Kashf al-Mubin' on the scholars of the western Sudan. We explore his relationship with Ahmad al-Mansur, his debates with Moroccan jurists, and how his legacy survived the empire's collapse. A tale of intellectual resistance and the transmission of knowledge across the Sahara. #AhmedBaba #Timbuktu #SonghaiEmpire #SaadianMorocco #Marrakech #KashfAlMubin #QadiAlQudat #AhmadAlMansur #SankoreMadrasa #Exile #WestAfricanHistory #16thCentury #IslamicScholarship #History #FexingoHistory #SaharaTrade #Mali #IntellectualHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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