File:Africa in 400 BC.jpg

The lost tribe of Shabazz are the descendants of the Kingdom of Saba. They are a great tribe that descend from Queen Sheba & King Solomon. From this union the tribe of Shabazz descend from. Some African Americans come from this lineage. The lost Tribe of Shabazz is also known as (Bani Saba).

ref: (The lost Tribe of Shabazz.) written by Menelek As-Saba’i. Published in 2020

Summary: Map of Southern Arabia and East Africa (Sudan + Eygpt) 400 bc

DescriptionAfrica in 400 BC.jpg	English: Map of kingdoms, states and tribes in 400 BC Africa. Polski: Mapa królestw, państw i plemion w Afryce w 400 p.n.e..
Date	17 July 2010
Source	Own work
Author	Kubek15
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