NCAC_RDD_TAPE_0342B

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2022
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    Sayre Sankano and Musa Molloh

    The relationship between Musa Molloh and Sayre Sankano was very amicable.  Sayre Sankano was not only a friend but was Musa’s marabout and advisor. Sayre Sankano studied the Koran at Fouta under Foday Hayib Mamadu Konteh, the father of Foday Musa Konteh. Musa Molloh completely depended on him. In fact, Musa Molloh presented him with three of his sons and also two wives. Before Musa Molloh fought with his brother Dikori Kumba at Patta, he sent for Sayre to support him.  He was provided with spiritual water in order to charm and beguile Dikori and his men. Dikori was later ambushed and killed by Musa Molloh’s men.

     

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    Culture:  Mandinka

    Language:  Mandinka and translated into Wollof

    Persons:  Musa Molloh, Sayre Sankano, Foday Hayib Mamadu Konteh, Foday Musa Konteh and Dikori Kumba 

    Relationships:  

    Sayre Sankano was Musa Molloh’s marabout

    Dikori Kumba was Musa Molloh’s elder brother

    Places:  Patta and Fouta

    Movements:  None

    Actions:

    Musa Molloh killed his brother Dikori kumba at Patta

    Time references:  None

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    Marabouts are spiritual leaders who possessed the ability to cast a spell on others

  • Published by NCAC - National Digital Archive of The Gambia, initiated by University of Hamburg, Asia-Africa-Institute, Germany, funded by Gerda Henkel Foundation, Germany
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DOI 10.25592/uhhfdm.10610
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