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Sīdī Mukhtār
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Sīdī Mukhtār

Berber religious leader
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  • western Africa
    western Africa
    / Dominance of Tuareg and Amazigh tribes

    …and in the person of SÄ«dÄ« Mukhtār (died 1811) it had produced a spiritual leader so respected among the Muslims of the western Sudan that the Kunta were able to exercise on the quarrels between the pastoral tribes a mediating influence which was clearly to the general benefit of commerce…

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    …and in the person of SÄ«dÄ« Mukhtār (died 1811) it had produced a spiritual leader so respected among the Muslims of the western Sudan that the Kunta were able to exercise on the quarrels between the pastoral tribes a mediating influence which was clearly to the general benefit of commerce…

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