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Foday Kabba Touray

d. 1868

Marabout in the mid-19th century,

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About Foday Kabba Touray

Foday Kabba Touray was a Mandinka marabout, one of the leaders of the Muslim party in Kombo during the Soninke-Marabout wars that swept Senegambia in the mid-19th century.

Career On 24 June 1855, the Marabout forces led by Foday Kabba attacked Busumballa, the capital of Kombo. Although the attack was driven off, the King Suling Jatta was shot through the heart and killed. With his ally Foday Ousmanu, Foday Kabba took control of much of the state. Upon Foday Kabba's death in 1868, his brother Foday Sillah succeeded him as leader of the Muslims of Gunjur.

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Important facts

Died
1868

Frequently asked questions

Who was Foday Kabba Touray?

marabout in the mid-19th century,

When did Foday Kabba Touray die?

Foday Kabba Touray died in 1868.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Foday Kabba Touray

· Wikidata: Q139565690

· DBpedia: Foday Kabba Touray

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