The word Africa is derived from the Arabic word given to the Ottoman Arab so-called slave traders, as “Al Furaqa” meaning “The Separation”. The root word “Al Furaqa” is “Faraqa” meaning “to part, to separate.” Originally “Africa” was written as “Afriyqaa”, now it is written as “Afriyqiyah” by Arabs.
Excerpted from “El Katbu Shil El Mawut” (The Book of the Dead) Coming Forth By Day.
Transcribed by Dr. Malachi Z. York H.T.M.
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Africa as a name for various parts of the modern day continent has been used since well before the time of Caesar.
The Ottoman Empire was founded in 1293 CE (I wouldn't be too surprised if you needed to be told that that was well after the time of Caesar). It was founded and ruled by Turks, not Arabs.
Epic fail.
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