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Ibrahim Traore | History & facts about Burkina Faso.

All friends are welcome from me. Greetings. Ibrahim Taraweera, this is your name. You must have heard this every day, who told about Europe, who competed with the great powers and the world, raised the flag of his country.

But friends,

are you familiar with Ibrahim Taraweera? Do you know about the country? Probably not. But we will take you to this country. But in this article, we will not talk about Ibrahim Taraweera, nor will he. We will descend into the deep waters of the politics of this country. We will put all our strength into the Ibrahimi practice.

The land of Taraweera, beautiful places in Molfar, will keep you updated with history and interesting information. Yes friends, we will take you. A priceless treasure hidden in the heart of Africa, Burkina Faso, but let's start with thi

Friends, Burkina Faso is a landlocked country. Located in the heart of Africa, Magadh. Its neighboring countries are Mali, Niger, Benin, Togo, Ghana and the Ayutthaya coast.

 

Burkina Faso is named after Musa and Dala. It comes from the languages. Burkina means. Honorable people and Faso means country. That is, it is the country of honorable people

 

This country is home to 24 million people and its capital is Ouagadougou which belongs to it. It is also the largest city with a population of over 3 million.

 

It is the 75th largest country in the world. Burkina Faso is the poorest country in West Africa. The country is one of them. But friends, despite its poverty, the people here have the courage to brighten it with the colors of your hard work and culture.

 

The region of Burkina Faso has existed since ancient times. It has been the center of human population. Eyewitnesses from the ancient times say that this region has been inhabited for at least 14,000 years. When was it inhabited? Stone tools and other artifacts have also been found that prove its ancient history.

Let's go to the south, because of the fertile lands and pastures, farmers and nomads, it was relevant for the tribe Burkina Faso's most glorious period dates back to the 11th century. It begins when the Musa tribe founded them.

The Musa tribe was one of the major ethnic groups in West Africa and also organized the Ouagadougou Yatunga. They created states such as the Tankodugo.

These royal states. The political and military system of the and were famous for their horsemanship and war skills. Famous for. These states were the trans-Saharan trade. It was an important part of the trade. Where gold, salt, and today more slaves were traded. Ouagadougou and other cities of Musa were major trading cities at that time. It was the marquis. Where traders from North Africa, Europe, and the East came. These markets

Buy and sell all kinds of goods. Which used to be the financial power of this region. Akasai did. At the end of the 19th century, European powers divided Africa. It began in 1896 when French colonists occupied the territory of Burkina Faso. It was occupied and made into the French West. It was made part of Africa. It has used this. The area was named Upper Volta because. The walk was on the left side of the Volta River. The French established the Musa kingdoms. We made treaties with them and gave them our influence. But many tribes rose up against it.

I also fought. Upper French Round Volta is mainly a labor supply company. It was used as a colony. People from the Ori Coast and other places were sent here to work in the French colonies. The French paid little attention to the development of infrastructure here, education and health were paid attention to. They were almost non-existent. The locals were heavily taxed in Round. Which led to increased poverty and destitution. Burkina Faso was granted citizenship by France on August 5, 1960. I got independence. But after independence, the country faced political stability and social challenges.

It had to face several military coups and different leaders took power. A turning point came in 1983, when Captain Thomas Sankara seized power through a coup.

 Sankara said the country was renamed Burkina Faso. Sankara is also called the Chagara of Africa because he worked for poverty alleviation, education, health.

And took revolutionary steps for women's rights. He tried to reduce the effects of consumption. Tried to. Flipping clothes made of cotton like Makami and to reduce the influence of French influences.

 

 

culture of Burkina Faso

 

Friends, the culture of Burkina Faso is very colorful. That you will be surprised. This country is home to more than 60 tribes. Among them was Moses.

 The Gorontsi and the Bobo are the largest. Each tribe has its own distinct language, traditions and culture.

 The Muse people who make up 40% of the country's population. They are famous for their old royal family and their dancing and singing.

Their traditional dances like the warba they fill the hearts of the audience with magic. This is the biggest festival in Burkina Faso.

 FESPACO, 

 The Pan-African Republc of Ouagadougou Film and Television Festival. This is AfricaThis is the biggest film festival.

 Where African films tell their stories to the world. Let's show it. This festival in Ouagadougou every 2 years creates an atmosphere of excitement.

 And people from all over the world enjoy African cinema. Come and enjoy. The food here is very popular. Which is made from millet or corn and different types.

 It is very hearty. Also the race grass which is rice. And a mixture of vegetables. It is made in every home. And yes, the hospitality of the people here will win your heart. No matter who you are, you will feel at home here.

 

Braganca Faso is a Muslim country and 63.8% of its population is Muslim. While 26% are Christians and the rest follow indigenous African religions.

Islam came here in the 9th century. When traders from the Trans-Saharan region converted to Islam here.

 The spread of light. Today there are mosques and madrasas. They are seen everywhere and during Ramadan and Eid.

The whole country is immersed in celebration on Muwaka. Here are some interesting facts about Brakina Faso.

 Hakayak is talking about Brakina Faso. It is one of the largest shea butter producers in the world.

This shea butter is used in cosmetics, food and medicine and is a major source of employment for the women here. Shea butter trees are considered flowers by the communities here. They have been grown here for centuries.

 The traditional masks of the Gorontsi and Bobo tribes of Brakina Faso are famous all over the world.

 These masks are used in festivals and rituals. And are an important part of African art. Behind each mask there is a story. It tells the history of the tribe.

 The communal animal of Brakina Faso, the white horse, symbolizes courage and freedom. While the national sport here is football, it is played in every street here.

The calling code for Burkina Faso is plus 226. And dotb is the country domain name of this country.

 The currency of Burkina Faso is West African. It is a frock that is worn with Burkina Faso. It is used in West African origin and as of the date o, one Pakistani rupee will bring two African rupees in frocks.

 Burkina Faso is the poorest in West Africa. It is one of the original. According to the Almi Bank's Shariah of Harbat in Burkina Faso, it is around 40 percent.

 Burkina Faso's alcohol consumption is relatively low. It is counted by UNESCO and the Army Bank According to the Shariah of God of the adult person, it is around 41 percent.

 The intoxication of men is about 50%, women are about 33% or more. Access is given especially to the end of education. It is limited to areas and children's schools. The enrollment rate is also low.

 Which is poverty and it is due to lack of infrastructure. There have been educational reforms in recent years.

 Despite the alcohol, Sister Ravi's lifestyle has improved. It is happening. So this was one of our reports regarding Burkina Faso.