There is  controversy about Queen of sheba( wife of King Solomon) is she Yemeni or an Ethiopian?
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Bilqees was her name, she was the queen of saba (not sheba) which is in modern day yemen, one of the richest nation in the arab world at that time. she lived some 3500 years back. she use to worship idols but turned to Islam on Soloman's (pbuh) invitation when Soloman showed her how powerful his God is with some miracles powered to him from the God.\n\nbilqees, queen of saba had a thrown which was huge and gigantic and all made of gold, diamond, pearls and all precious stones.\n\nlet me know if u want some more info abt her :)
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LIke many important women in the Bible, she is not named specifically, but referred to as  "eyshet Noah" or "wife of Noah."\n\nAs has been noted, tradition gives her the name Naamah, meaning beautiful one or pleasant one.
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egypt  hosny mubarak\npalastine hania \nisrael olmert\njordon king abdullah hussien\nlebanon lahood\nsyria bashar elasad\nsaudia arabia  king abdullah \nemarate almaktoom \nthat is all
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What country?  Egypt?\nRastafari\nEgyptian/Ethiopian roots.
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I support any people or organization who fights for their recognition, state and basic rights. Ethiopia controls large groups of different ethnic backgrounds in Ethiopia, such as the Oromo, Somali, etc, and all ethnic backgrounds are forced to obey and do what ever the Ethiopian leadership tells them against their will.
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There is but just rumors of magic use in Solomons time, nothing concrete. But since alot of the population were jews, it wouldnt be a far stretch to accuse them of anything back then, afterall we are all human.
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I believe that she was murdered by a gang representing the royal family.  They did not want the future king (Charles son) to have a brother or sister to be from an Arab or Muslim origin. Diana was pregnant and was planning to get married to Dodi Alfayed.  Dodi (Diane boyfriend) was an Arab from Egypt.
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1. (A region in Africa, inhabited by the descendants of Ham) \n2. The inhabitants of, black (Jeremiah 13:23) \n3. Within the Babylonian empire (Esther 1:1) \n4. Rivers of (Genesis 10:6; Isaiah 18:1) \n5. Bordered Egypt on the south (Ezekiel 29:10) \n6. Was called the land of Cush, mentioned in (Genesis 10:6; 1 Chronicles 1:9; Isaiah 11:11) \n7. Warriors of (Jeremiah 46:9; 2 Chronicles 12:3; Ezekiel 38:5) \n8. Defeated by Asa (2 Chronicles 14:9-15;16:8) \n9. Invaded Syria (2 Kings 19:9) \n10. Merchandise of (Isaiah 45:14) \n11. Moses marries a woman of (Numbers 12:1) \n12. Ebel-melech, at the court of Babylon, native of \n13. Treats Jeremiah kindly (Jeremiah 38:7-13;39:15-18) \n14. Candace, queen of (Acts 8:27) \n15. A eunuch from, becomes a disciple beause of the preaching of Philip (Acts 8:27-39) \n16. Prophecies concerning the conversion of (Psalms 68:31;87:4; Isaiah 45:14; Daniel 11:43) \n17. Desolation of (Isaiah 18:1-6;20:2-6;43:3; Ezekiel 30:4-9; Habakkuk 3:7; Zechariah)
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Akhbarak e ? \nI have visted your beautiful country ...now tell me who was Osiris's mom ? ;)and in what age did Tutenkhamun died?\n\n\nKullu Sanna weinta tayyib
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There are two King Abdullahs:\nAbdullah bin Abdulaziz al-Saud, King of Saudi Arabia\nKing Abdullah II ibn al-Hussein, King of Jordan\n\nSee the source websites for more information on these men.
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They believe that Haile Selassie (Ras Tafari), former emperor of Ethiopia is God (Jah) incarnate. Some symbols of their religion include dreadlocks and smoking marijuana (called ganja),
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Sounds like a Nigerian name...?\nWe have hundreds of Nigerian members at our group.\nAsk your question there...\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/bibletruths_forbelievers/
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The Rastafarian movement gave first appeared in the early 1930s. Rastafarians were followers of Marcus Garvey who worshiped the Almighty in the person of Haile Selasssie. Rastafarians worship Haile Selassie, former emperor of Ethiopia, under his precoronation name Ras Tafari. They consider the former Ethiopian emperor to have been a divine being, the Messiah, and the champion of the black race. Rastafarians consider themselves to be the ancient Hebrews who were exiled in Babylon. Rastafarian lifestyle includes dietary rules, often vegetarianism, the wearing of uncombed locks and beards, and the smoking of ganja. \n\nMany Rastas outlaw the combing or cutting of the hair, "citing the holy directive in Leviticus 21:15: "They shall not make baldness upon their head, neither shall they shave off the corner of their beard, nor make any cuttings in their flesh (White 12)". These long, thick, strands of hair are called dreadlocks. Rastas often compare their dreads to that of a lions mane, which also happens to be the symbol of Haile Selassie."Children often pull on a man's dreadlocks to make sure he is real.They are feeling the person out, making sure he/she is not a negative or weird person (McDaniel A1)".\n\nThe Rastafarians formulated a strict set of dietary and hygienic laws to accompany the religious doctrine. They shun the ingestion of alcohol, tobacco, all meat, especially pork, as well as shellfish, scalefish, snails, predatory and scavenger species of marine life, and many common seasonings like salt.In short, anything that is not "ital," a rasta term meaning pure, natural or clean, is forbidden (Chevannes 204). The rejection of the pig can be found in the importance of this animal in traditional life. The wild pig was for many years during slavery the only important source of food for the runaway slaves. Rastafari reject the pig, probably on the same basis that many of them also reject saltfish because it was one of those foods associated with slavery. For most Rastafari, the sight of a pig rummaging through garbage on the streets of the slums, or at the dumps in competition with the flies, is revolting.\n\nFear of contamination from the pig is extended to Rastafari fear of contamination from the dead. Rastafarians believe that they will never die as long as they remain true and faithful to Selassie. When death does come, "it is always explained away by saying that the subject had departed from the chosen path of Rastafari, had violated some divine precept, and was therefore struck by the mighty power of Jah (Selassie) (Chevannes 203)". It does not matter whether death is by accident, sickness, or by the agency of man. Rastafarians therefore do not even attend funerals.\n\nAn important contribution to Rastafarian culture is the smoking of ganja. Smoking ganja is a ritual celebration called a "duty (Chevannes 199)". Before a Rastafari sets out on a journey he performs a duty. Journeys begin with a ritual smoking and prayer in the yard of departure. The chillum pipe used in these rituals should not be called a pipe, but a cup or a chalice because Deuteronomy and other sections of the bible in speaking of sending up incense to Jah were referring to the herbs. If members of the group are smoking their own spliffs, they are put out or laid aside when the chalice is ready to be lit. One of the members prepares the herbs, cutting it up, dampening it with a few drops of water, and mixing in the tobacco from a cigarette (Rastas say the tobacco cuts down on the harshness). Caps are removed from their heads as they are about to set fire to the herbs. Everyone is silent and in prayer as the chalice is passed around counterclockwise. Journeys are taken quite seriously, if a Rasta were to stub his toe of his left foot at the start of a journey, which is a sign of bad luck, it would be enough to cause him to turn back and start again.\n\nRastafarian women are usually segregated fro
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Coptic Christian Ethiopian women’s tattoos are patterned after the Queen of Sheba’s appearance.
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Rastfari is a religion, God bless Bob Marley:\n\nJah One Love!\n\nRastafari movement\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\nHaile Selassie I\nEnlarge\nHaile Selassie I\n\nRasta, or the Rastafari movement, is a religious movement that accepts Haile Selassie I, the former emperor of Ethiopia, as King of Kings, Lord of Lords and the Lion of Judah as Jah (the Rastafari name for God, from a shortened form of Jehovah found in Psalm 68:4 in the King James Version of the Bible), and part of the Holy Trinity. The name Rastafari comes from Ras Täfäri, the pre-coronation name of Haile Selassie I. The movement emerged in Jamaica among working-class and peasant black people in the early 1930s, arising from an interpretation of Biblical prophecy, black social and political aspirations, and the teachings of their prophet, Jamaican black publicist and organiser Marcus Garvey, whose political and cultural vision helped inspire a new world view. The movement is sometimes called "Rastafarianism"; however, this is considered improper and offensive by Rastas.\n\nThe Rastafari movement has spread throughout much of the world, largely through immigration and interest generated by Nyahbinghi and reggae music—most notably, that of Bob Marley, who was baptised Berhane Selassie (Light of the Trinity) by the Ethiopian Orthodox Church before his death, a step also taken later by his widow Rita. By 2000, there were more than one million Rastafari worldwide. About five to ten percent of Jamaicans identify themselves as Rastafari. Most Rastafarians are vegetarian or only eat limited types of meat, and in the US you can find numerous West Indian vegetarian restaurants.
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It was just Coretta Scott.  Her parents were Obadiah and Bernice Mcurry Scott.
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Saint Lillian was a laywoman and a closet Christian until the persecutions of Caliph Abderrahman II, when she decided to openly display her Faith. She was martyred along with Saint George and her husband Saint Felix.\n\nShe is a patron for those named Lillian.