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The Arab slave trade lasted 1,200 years and took 17 million Africans. This is the untold story of the women who suffered in silence. Unfiltered history.

For over twelve centuries, from the 7th to the late 19th century, the Arab slave trade—also known as the trans-Saharan and Indian Ocean slave trade—forcibly removed an estimated 17 million Africans from their homes. While history often focuses on the Atlantic slave trade, this system lasted longer, reached further, and in many ways, cut deeper.
This video tells the story of African women caught in this trade—women who were bought, sold, and erased from history. From the brutal desert crossings to the slave markets of Zanzibar, Arabia, and Persia, their suffering carried a particular cruelty that history has largely buried in silence.

The video immerses viewers in the harsh reality of ancient slavery, describing the pain, fear, and struggle experienced by those in chains. It explores the environments slaves endured, from royal courts to bustling roman slave markets, and hints at the rare moments of resistance and hope. This dark history documentary explores the strategic importance of symbols in roman expansion, particularly how the fate of a defeated queen was staged for Roman convenience, and how slavery in ancient rome was part of a wider system of imperial control, humiliation, and erasure in dark human history.

What You'll Learn:
The scope and duration of the Arab slave trade (7th-19th century)
The horrific journey across the Sahara Desert and Indian Ocean
The specific suffering of African women in this system
The Zanj Revolt of the 9th century
Why this history remains largely untold
The lasting impact on descendants today

This channel does not sanitize history. We show what actually happened, giving voice to those who were silenced.


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