Castrated African Slaves

Did you know that Arabs gutted over 10 million Black boys to get barely 200,000 eunuchs for their harems?

"During the Trans-Saharan EnSlavement Trade millions of African men were captured from Darfur, Abyssinia, Kordofan, Zanzibar, and other African nations and then ultimately castrated in Arab-controlled regions in Arabian and Africa. I

ronically their lack of sexual function did not prevent them from obtaining privileges such as working as Harem guards and palace courtiers.

These forced castrations which made African boys into Eunuchs were done by Arabs known as the Chamba. Young boys, victims of raids and wars were subjected to the horrid monstrous, inhumane process of castration without anesthesia which had a 60% mortality.

To stop the bleeding hot coals were cast into the naked wound, followed by the most blood-curdling alien scream a human could make.

If the child survived this brutal act there was to be a life of influence and luxury; silk garments, Arabian thoroughbreds, and jewels were bestowed on them to reflect the wealth of their Arab masters.

These castrated African men served as guards and caretakers of mosques as well as administrators.

The Arab slave trade was the longest yet least discussed of the two major slave trades. It began in the seventh century as Arabs, and other Asians poured into northern and eastern Africa under the banner of Islam.

The Arab trade of Blacks in Southeast Africa predates the European transatlantic slave trade by 700 years. Some scholars say the Arab slave trade continued in one form until the 1960s, however, slavery in Mauritania was criminalized as recently as August 2007.

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