after the malé revolt in brazil muslim slaves were allowed to go back to their countries in africa and many settled in yorubaland? there they built mosques in brazilian portuguese style
>>395076 >The revolt was undestood by its participants as a fight of the "black land" againts the "white land", according to its own satings. This meant that the revolt was understood as a fight between the africans (enslaved or not) against the "brazilians" (even enslaved ones). To the revolters, the mulattos and negroes, freed or enslaved, belonged to the "white land" and, therefore, were their potential enemies.
>The revolters planned to kill all free whites, pardos or mulattos, as whel as their enslaved negroes which refused to participate in the revolt. During the judgement process, several defendants affirmed they were obligated by the revolters to participate in the revolt, as by exmaple a hauçá that affirmend to have been obligated to participate in the revolt "by beatings".
