- to the
Saalum Kingdom of
precolonial days, and the area is
still spoken of as the
Saalum in Wolof, and its
inhabitants are
called Saalum-
Saalum. Kaolack...
- The
Kingdom of
Saloum (Serer:
Saluum or
Saalum) was a
Serer kingdom in present-day
Senegal and
parts of Gambia. The
precolonial capital was the city of...
-
contemporary of Umar Tall who
founded a
similar Islamic state in Senegal's
Saalum area[dubious – discuss].[citation needed]
After Màbba was
defeated and killed...
- Tijānī Sufi Order,
often referred to
asTareeqat al-Tijjaniyyaa, in the
Saalum region at the
beginning of the
twentieth century.
During his youth, Sheykh...
-
nickname which does not mean
anything in
Serer other than "she who
stays in
Saalum (= Mbey)." In the late 15th century, Mbey and its
prosperous salt works...
-
Gambia portal monarchy portal Seck,
Mamadou Falla, Sur les
pistes du Bas-
Saalum,
Centre africain d'animation et d'échanges
culturels (1992), p. 104, ISBN 9782878950045...
-
jaxaay yi Ngir def leen, li ko dale
penku jëm sowu, bëj-gànnaar jàpp bëj-
saalum,
Taxaw temm, doon wenn askan,
askan wu dul teqalikoo,
Waaye askan wu wëlbatiku...
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Martin (1999). "ETHNIC
PLURALISM AND
HOMOGENEITY IN THE
WESTERN SUDAN:
SAALUM, SEGU, WASULU".
Mande Studies. 1. Peterson,
Brian J. (2008). ""History,...
- salt
trade began with the interior. The
rulers of the
towns of Siin and
Saalum gained great wealth from this trade. The
kingdom also
possessed large numbers...
- Editions. Fall,
Rokhaya (2022). Un
espace de
rencontre en Sénégambie : le
Saalum (XVIe – XIXe siècle). Harmattan. Sakho,
Oumar Malle (2021). ":Le sel dans...
