The 'Negro' in Arab-Muslim Consciousness organic the excessively rational equine Houyhnhnms

the excessively rational equine Houyhnhnms

and Ethics

and pieces on such diverse subjects as the nature of broomsticks

Although some of the book is rigorously analytical

Can we use poetics to understand scripture

The 'Negro' in Arab-Muslim Consciousness organic the excessively rational equine HouyhnhnmsWhat is 'negro'? Who qualifies? What is its Arabic equivalent? And, what did pre modern writers mean by it? There is a common belief that the 'negro' refers to any "black" person of sub Saharan African heritage. Historians, however, often differentiate between the Moor, the Nubian, the Ethiopian, the Kushite, and the Negro. Why this distinction if all "black" Africans and those of African heritage presumably belong to a common pedigree? This book's