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Bilala people

The Bilala, also called Bulala or Boulala, are an ethnic group that mainly lives around Lake Fitri in the Batha region, central Chad. Most of the Bilala population are agricultural farmers and Muslims. The Bilala numbered around 205,000 in 2018.

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Bilala people

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Bilala people → African, Al-Yamani, Arabising, Arabs, Balal, Bilal, Bilal's, Bilala, Bornu Empire, Chad, Islam, Kabir, Kanem, Kanembu, Much, Muhammad, Red Sea, Sayfawa, The, The Bilala

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bilala kanem sayfawa around yao chad bornu century lake people fitri rulers muhammad sultanate 14th ruler idris empire modern-day traditional

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Eduoard Conteinstance ofThe idea that the Bilala were traditionalists alienated by increasing Islamisation in Kanem has nevertheless been supported by scholars0.80text
Bilala peoplerelated to OriginMuch0.60section
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Bilala peoplerelated to OriginSayfawa0.60section
Bilala peoplerelated to OriginKanem0.60section
Bilala peoplerelated to OriginBornu Empire0.60section
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Bilala peoplerelated to OriginYemenite0.60section
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Bilala peoplerelated to OriginBilal0.60section
Bilala peoplerelated to OriginBalal0.60section

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