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المقدمةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
Caravan trade in east Africa in the nineteenth century Arab relationship due east coast of Africa to the early stage, where she played the monsoon plays an important role in the success of this communication, commerce and formed the main pillar in the structure of this relationship, and engage in this activity has led to the stability of the number of Arabs in this coast. By the first century AD began the stability of the Arabs collectively on the east coast of Africa has been associated with good relations with the local population, which is the cradle of the settlement, some of these deferral. The emergence of Islam in the seventh century, and the population of the Arab countries embrace him, became among the Arabs and Muslims motives other than commercial activity, stability and motivation to stay in East Africa, and the composition of the political entities. And contributed to the political and religious differences in the country by the time of the Arab Umayyad and Abbasid Alkhlavtin increase in the number of Arab immigrants from Bahrain, Al-Ahsa, Oman, Yemen and Hadramawt to East Africa and their settlement of this region. The relationship prevailing between cities deployed on the eastern coast of Africa mixed and predominantly hostile, where each was seeking to take from the other, which prevented the establishment of one state have the ability to cope with the threat of the Portuguese, who managed to extend his influence over the region. As a result of relations linking the ancient Arabs south of the Arabian Peninsula in eastern Africa Ya’ariba state succeeded in expelling the Portuguese from the region in the second half of the seventeenth century. In the fifth decade of the eighteenth century assumed the Imamate in Oman family Alborsaid, outdated and that the increased interest in East Africa, and the arrival of Said bin Sultan ’s rule in 1806, Oman Arab trade caravans began scouring the interior of the African mainland. Began early commercial activity in Arab east coast to swap goods which were brought commercial vessels from different regions of the African products, which provided them with the leaders of the African tribes. In the first quarter of the nineteenth century began to Arab caravans roam the African mainland in search of African goods, which increased the demand for them in the coast; In 1824, crossed the first commercial convoy Arab into the continent, and with the increasing demand for African goods has increased the number of convoys and increased incursion Arab traders inside the continent. By the year 1841 became the Arab caravans crossing Lake Tanganyika toward the inside until it reached Kazempeh, Arab traders have succeeded in exploiting water