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(1)Ayouba Shleiman Diallo was a Senegalese gold cutlery slave trader. Note that he was a slave trader, not a slave.
(2)At the age of 30, he went to the market to buy some A4 paper and sell two slaves, but on his way home, he was kidnapped by another African tribe and downgraded from slave trader to slave.
(3)In fact, much of the black slave trade consisted of wealthy blacks kidnapping or buying poor blacks and selling them back, but that doesn’t justify the slave trade. Slavery and racism are both very bad things. A black slave is one thing when he’s chained to Usas bed.
(4)Anyway, Ayuba, 30, was sold after her hair was shaved tightly to indicate that she was a slave. At this time, my house was forbidden, so I tried to convince her that I could pay the ransom. It’s normal for a slave’s pleas to the slave owner to have no effect, but I was so persuasive that I succeeded in sending a letter home! But the postman was late, and before he could collect the ransom, he was sold to a slave hotspot in the United States. He was taken to a tobacco plantation in Maryland.
(5)Mr. Ayuba, who worked as a gold cutlery elite, was forced to pick tobacco, but he was undeterred and began to show his unique personality and attracted attention. He worked in a barn because he was bad at rolling tobacco, but his knowledge and personality won the favor of many white people. It is said that he was so intelligent that he wrote a thick Quran from cover to cover by memory to protect his faith. Because he was a Muslim, he prayed five times a day on the subject of slavery, but even if he was caught, he managed to get away with it with his charm.
(6)After three years of making white balls friends, Mr. Ayuba escaped from Hell America by luring his balls friends and went to England. In England, she socialized with the upper class and made many new friends. The white friends tried to make Mr. Ayuba a Christian several times, but even then, with his charm, he would not betray Allah, just as I would not betray my friends.
(7)I skimmed over it. Sometimes I would debate with people of faith, but again, this man is a slave, what a slave he is.The portrait at the top was also painted at this time, and he is wearing his native clothes, not English clothes.
(8)Anyway, that’s how Ayuba ended up in the UK for about three months.
(9)I made a bunch of rich friends, and my friends made a bunch of rich friends, and I made a bunch of rich friends.
(10)I managed to free myself from slavery after saving up a fortune.
(11)After a farewell party with her close friends, she crossed the Atlantic and returned home with pride. It only took four years.
(12)By the time I got home, Senegal had been ravaged by war, and my dad had died.
(13)He’s dead, and his wives have all remarried, thinking Ayuba is dead.
(14)I was a little heartbroken, but then I used my people skills and quickly realized that I had a golden opportunity.
(15)Return to cutlery, write an exciting book about escaping slavery, and get paid for it.
(16)Earned a lot.
(17)Ayuba’s books are so popular that they’re now available in English and French.
(18)which was also translated to
(19)Four years is enough time to be dragged to the slave dungeon, Insa is strong!
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