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cooljamaicauniverse · 3 months

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Metcalfe Market, Annotto Bay, St. Mary, Jamaica

Mark Phinn Photography

#Metcalfe Market #jamaica #jamaica attractions #architecture #photography #heritage tourism #markphinnphotography #photographydiary #visitjamaica #St. Mary

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king-shango-the-great · 2 months

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Rest In Power Peetah 🙏🏿

Your music inspired me in so many ways.

Asé-ooo 🙏🏿

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Africa x Jamaica, by Morgan Heritage, ft Diamond Platinumz & Stone Bwoy

#Morgan Heritage #Jamaica 🇯🇲#Stone Bwoy #Ghana 🇬🇭#Diamond Platnumz #Tanzania 🇹🇿#Reggae #RIP Peetah 🙏🏿#Shango's Playlist #Youtube

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lingualsilence · 6 months

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Celebrating Jamaica’s history

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“A people without knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots”. Marcus Garvey- Jamaica's first national hero ❤️

#Jamaica #Culture #Knowledge #History #Icons #Heritage #Quotes #Carribbean #marcus garvey

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mymusicbias · 1 year

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#jamaica #music #music culture #clarendon #kumina #kumina in Clarendon #afro Jamaican #african heritage #afro caribbean #mmb

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havatabanca · 2 years

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#latinx/hispanic heritage month #hispanic heritage month #colorism #afro latino #afro latinidad #guyana #suriname #french guiana #brazil #jamaica #trinidad & tobago #grenada #anglophone caribbean #antiblackness

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jamaicahomescom · 2 hours

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Discovering Harmony Hall: A Journey Through Jamaican History and Architecture

Nestled along the scenic northern coast of Jamaica lies a cultural treasure waiting to be explored – Harmony Hall. With its rich history, architectural splendor, and vibrant cultural offerings, Harmony Hall stands as a testament to Jamaica’s enduring legacy and serves as a beacon of heritage and creativity. Join us on a journey through the pages of this blog as we delve into the captivating world…

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#Harmony Hall #Jamaica National Heritage Trust #Jamaican architecture #Jamaican History

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msclaritea · 14 days

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"Farrakhan, who is Black, was born Louis Eugene Walcott on May 11, 1933 in The Bronx, New York City. He is the younger of two sons of Sarah Mae Manning (1900–1988) and Percival Clark, immigrants from the Anglo-Caribbean islands. His mother was born in Saint Kitts, while his father was Jamaican. The couple separated before their second son was born, and Walcott says he never knew his biological father. Walcott was named after Louis Walcott, a man with whom his mother had a relationship after becoming separated from Percival Clark. In a 1996 interview with Henry Louis Gates Jr., Walcott speculated that Percival Clark, "a light-skinned man with straight hair from Jamaica", may have been Jewish."

"Speaking of his father's white Portuguese parents, the Nation of Islam leader said, "I'm going to tell you something. You really want to know what I think? I think they were members of the Jewish community."

He added: "I believe that in my blood, and not in a bad way. Because when I was a little boy I used to love listening to the Jewish cantors in Boston. They had a program, and every week I would listen. I was struck by the cantor, and I've always loved the way they sing or recite the Torah."

Gates, citing an academic source, says Farrakhan's assertion about his lineage is "highly probable" given that nearly all people of Iberian descent in Jamaica and Barbados are of Sephardic Jewish ancestry.

Farrakhan was born in 1933, the son of Mae Clark, who was from Barbados. He was named Gene after his father, a light-skinned man with straight hair from Jamaica. His father, Gates writes, was a philanderer whom the family rarely saw.

"If in my lineage there are Jews, I would hope that in the end, before my life is over, I not only will have rendered a service to my own beloved community of black people but will also have rendered a service to the Jewish community," Farrakhan was quoted as saying..."

Then there's the founder of the Nation of Islam cult. People still don't know exactly who he was, but one thing is certain: Wallace Fard Muhammad was a prolific con artist.

Theories of origin

Karl Evanzz, in his book The Messenger, postulates that Fard was the son of a Pakistani Muslim, then known as East Indians. He bases this theory on several indications:

Fard spent time at the Ahmadiyya Mosque, a movement prominent in Pakistan and used translations of the Quran from Pakistanis.

The name Fard is a common surname in Pakistan as are other names he bestowed upon his followers such as Shabazz, Ghulam, and Kallatt

Interviews with long-time Nation figures who met him or saw original photos of him such as Ozier Muhammad, Rodnell Collins (nephew of Malcolm X) and Wilfred Little indicate that Fard has Pakistani features

Early teachings from Fard indicated a distrust and disdain for Hinduism

The 2017 book Chameleon: The True Story of W.D. Fard by A. K. Arian studies the origin of the Nation of Islam founder.[129] One theory postulated is that Fard was of Afghan heritage.

The 2019 book Finding W.D. Fard: Unveiling the Identity of the Founder of the Nation of Islam investigates a variety of theories about Fard's ethnic and religious origins, writing: "The people who actually met him, and the scholars who have studied him, have suggested that he was variously an African American, an Arab from Syria, Lebanon, Algeria, Morocco or Saudi Arabia ... a Turk, an Afghan, an Indo-Pakistani ... a Greek ... In an attempt to determine the origins of W.D. Fard, most scholars have relied on his teachings as passed down, and perhaps modified, by Elijah Muhammad. Some have suggested that he was a member of the Moorish Science Temple of America or the Ahmadiyyah Movement. Others have suggested that he was a Druze or a Shiite." Morrow suggests that a background of Ghulat or extremist Shia Islam best fits with what's known of Fard.

Muhammad Abdullah

For decades after Fard's disappearance, Elijah Muhammad maintained that Fard was alive and well. Elijah Muhammad suggested that California Imam Muhammad Abdullah was Fard, though Abdullah himself later retracted this claim. Scholar Fatimah Fanusie has argued that Abdullah was in fact Fard.

Abdullah was reportedly introduced as Fard to boxing legend Muhammad Ali...

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curryvillain · 2 months

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OLDIES SUNDAY: @MorganHeritage - Tell Me How Come (2005)

Last Sunday (February 25), the music world suffered another loss as Peter “Peetah” Morgan, lead Vocalist of Morgan Heritage, passed away. While many are saddened by the news, there are some of us who have to celebrate him in the best way we can. Today on “Oldies Sunday“, we celebrate Peetah’s legacy, and celebrate the group with the selection, “Tell Me How Come“. Produced by Donovan Bennett for…

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sexypinkon · 5 months

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Sexypink - A child of a Trinbagonian makes good abroad.

#sexypink/Sonya Clark #sexypink/Afro Caribbean heritage #sexypink/fibre artist #tumblr/Sonya Clark #tumblr/textile artist #Sonya Clark #textile artist #Trinidad #Jamaica #craft #materials #tactile materials

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icreativewriter · 7 months

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The Seamless Transition: Jamaica Airport Transfers with a Local Tour Guide

The warm Caribbean air wraps you in a welcoming embrace when you step off the plane at Jamaica's airport. While the allure of the pristine beaches and reggae rhythms captivates every traveller’s heart, the logistics of how to get from the airport to your destination in Jamaica could be daunting for some. This is where Jamaica airport transfers step in, ensuring your holiday commences without a hitch.

Over the years, Jamaica has evolved to become a favourite holiday destination for many, drawing millions with its natural beauty, reggae music, and vibrant culture. As the number of travellers continues to soar, the need for reliable Jamaica airport transfers has also seen a surge. Specifically, Montego Bay airport transfers have garnered a reputation for their consistency and commitment to delivering a seamless experience.

Imagine landing at the airport, weary from a long flight, and instead of queuing up for taxis or navigating public transport, you’re greeted by a friendly tour guide Jamaica is ready to whisk you away to your resort. That’s the advantage of pre-booking your airport transfers. Not only does it save time, but it also guarantees that the start of your vacation is as smooth as the Jamaican rum!

But let's delve deeper into what makes these transfers genuinely special.

The Montego Bay Advantage

Montego Bay airport transfers are often the first choice for tourists because of the city’s strategic location. As one of the primary gateways to the island, Montego Bay is surrounded by numerous resorts, each offering a unique Jamaican experience. Utilizing airport transfers ensures you get a front-row seat to the city's scenic beauty even before reaching your destination.

Dive into Authenticity with a Tour Guide in Jamaica

The true essence of Jamaica doesn't just lie in its sun-kissed beaches or rhythmic music. It's in the stories, the history, and the folklore that only a local can narrate. When you choose a Jamaica airport transfer that's accompanied by a tour guide Jamaica, you’re in for a treat. These guides, with their vast knowledge and infectious passion for their homeland, will introduce you to Jamaica in ways you'd never imagine.

From sharing little-known facts about Montego Bay to recommending the best local eateries, tour guide Jamaica transforms your ride from a mere transfer to an enlightening journey. And if Montego Bay is your primary destination, pairing airport transfers with a knowledgeable guide is like having an appetizer before a grand Jamaican feast.

Ensuring Safety and Reliability

Traveling to a new destination is as thrilling as it is daunting. The novelty of a place, the lure of its culture, and the promise of unforgettable experiences beckon travellers from all over the world. However, amid the excitement, one aspect that remains non-negotiable for every traveller is safety. When landing in the vibrant heart of the Caribbean – Jamaica – this concern can be effortlessly addressed by opting for professional Jamaica airport transfers.

Why Safety Reigns Supreme in Travel Plans

For many, the charm of a vacation is the promise of the unknown: novel experiences, unfamiliar streets, and new connections. However, this very unfamiliarity can sometimes lead to anxiety. This is particularly true in transit, when you're moving between the airport and your accommodation. Here’s why safety becomes a paramount concern:

Unfamiliar Terrains

While Jamaica's landscapes are breathtakingly beautiful, they can be equally unpredictable to someone unfamiliar. From the bustling streets of Kingston to the winding hill paths leading to the Blue Mountains, each terrain poses its own unique challenges.

Different Traffic Norms

Every country has its own set of traffic regulations and norms. For someone new to Jamaica, understanding and navigating these can be complex.

Language and Cultural Barriers

Though English is widely spoken, the local patois and cultural nuances can sometimes create communication gaps. This can be daunting, especially in transit situations.

How Jamaica Airport Transfers Elevate Safety

Choosing a reputed Jamaica airport transfer service transforms the journey from the airport to your destination from a potential stress point to a relaxed experience.

Expert Drivers

These drivers aren’t just trained in the mechanics of driving but are also familiar with Jamaica's terrains, traffic conditions, and quickest routes. Their experience ensures that you are not just driven, but guided safely to your destination.

Well-Maintained Vehicles

A good transfer service ensures that their fleet is regularly checked and maintained to the highest standards. This not only ensures safety but also ensures reliability, reducing chances of breakdowns or issues during the journey.

24/7 Support

Reputed transfer services often provide round-the-clock support. This means that in the unlikely event of any hiccup, help is just a phone call away.

The Added Advantage of a Tour Guide in Jamaica

For those looking to explore more than just their hotel's surroundings, hiring a tour guide in Jamaica can be a game-changer. More than just ensuring safety, these guides provide:

Rich Insights

Dive deep into Jamaica’s history, folklore, and cultural nuances with a guide. Their stories and insights bring every landmark to life.

Customized Exploration

Your excursion can be tailored to your specific interests if you go with a guide, so it doesn't matter if you're a foodie, a wildlife enthusiast, or a history buff.

Ease of Navigation

You may avoid falling into the typical tourist traps and go straight to the core of the Jamaican experience by hiring a guide, which will ensure that every second of your vacation is put to good use.

Conclusion

Jamaica, with its diverse culture and breathtaking landscapes, promises an unforgettable holiday. And what better way to start than by ensuring your transition from the airport is flawless? By opting for Jamaica airport transfers and combining it with the expertise of a tour guide Jamaica, you set the tone for a Jamaican adventure that's both authentic and unforgettable. So, as you plan your next trip to this Caribbean paradise, remember that the journey is just as vital as the destination. Choose wisely, and let the island's charm envelop you from the moment you land.

#Jamaica airport transfers #tour guide Jamaica #Montego bay airport transfers #Jamaican Heritage Tours #montego bay airport shuttle

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an-onyx-void · 11 months

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I can't believe I didn't know this previously, but HAPPY CARRIBEAN AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH EVERYONE!!!

#national Caribbean-American heritage month #carribean american heritage month #jamaica #St. Kitts and Nevis #Cuba #puerto rico #dominican republic #Guadalupe #Bahamas #the cayman islands #turks and caicos #trinidad and tobago #dominica #and the rest of the most beautiful region on Earth #I'm sorry i couldn't tag more countries 😅

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cooljamaicauniverse · 2 months

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