Abel Conder
From Mw
in 1753 CE (1166 AH) Muslims from North Africa, appear in the records of South Carolina Council Journal, No. 21, Pt. 1, pp. 298-299. The two men, Abel Conder and Mahamut (Mohammed), petition the South Carolina royal authorities in Arabic for their freedom.
| History of Islam In America | |
|---|---|
| The Beginnings | 1312–1600 |
| Native Americans and Islam | 1300–1900 |
| Muslims First Journey To America | 1312 CE (711 AH) |
| Christopher Columbus | 1492 CE (897 AH) |
| Estevanico | 1538 CE (944 AH) |
| Slavery in the Americaas | 1538 CE (944 AH) |
| Melungeons | 1600 CE (1008 AH) |
| Blackamoor | 1639 CE (1048 AH) |
| Islam In America 18th Century | 1700–1799 |
| Mahomet Weyonomon | 1708 CE (1119 AH) |
| Lamine Jay | 1730 CE (1142 AH) |
| Job Ben Solomon Jallo | 1730 CE (1142 AH) |
| Abel Conder | 1753 CE (1166 AH) |
| Kunta Kinte | 1767 CE (1180 AH) |
| Runaway Slaves | 1769–1790 |
| Peter Saleem | 1775 CE (1188 AH) |
| Ibrahim Abd ar-Rahman | 1788 CE (1202 AH) |
| Yusef Ben Ali | 1790 CE (1204 AH) |
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| Yarrow Mamout | 1807 CE (1221 AH) |
| Abraham of the Micanopy Indian Tribe | 1812 CE (1226 AH) |
| Umar ibn Said | 1770–1864 |
| Lamine Kebe | 1835 CE (1250 AH) |
| Islam In America 20th Century | 1900–1999 |
| Islam In America 21st Century | 2000–Present |
