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- Karamokho Alfa (born Ibrahima Musa Sambeghu and sometimes called Alfa Ibrahim; died c. 1751) was a Fula religious leader who led a jihad that created...
- Karamoko or Karamokho is a political and religious function that was often given in countries such as Guinea, Senegal, Mali Karamokho Alfa (died c. 1751)...
- vernacular architecture, for the local mountains and for local chimpanzees. Karamokho Alfa, who led the Fulani Jihad that established the Imamate of ****a Jallon...
- Denkyirahene (1695–1701) Guinea Imamate of ****a Jallon (complete list) – Karamokho Alfa, Almami (c.1725–1751) Ibrahim Sori, Almami (1751–1784) Sa'id, Almami...
- Djallon region has been a stronghold of Islam. Early revolutionaries led by Karamokho Alfa and Ibrahim Sori set up a federation divided into nine provinces...
- African theocratic monarchies. Ibrahim Sori, Imamate of ****a Jallon. Karamokho Alfa, Imamate of ****a Jallon Bokar Biro, Imamate of ****a Jallon Almamy...
- Ibrahim, taking the name Karamokh Alfa, was named the first almamy.: 85  Karamokho Alfa died in 1751 and was succeeded by Emir Ibrahim Sori, who consolidated...
- the battle occurred at the start of the jihad, and that Alfa of Timbo (Karamokho Alfa) was made king after the victory and ruled for eighteen years. Citations...
- launch a holy war against the infidels was decided in 1725, and here that Karamokho Alfa was chosen to lead the jihad. In 1762 the king of Sankaran, Konde...
- during his lifetime. He died in 1764. Maka Jiba was the maternal cousin of Karamokho Alfa, who launched a successful jihad in Fouta Djallon. Both men studied...