Malê revolt

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The Malê revolt was an 1835 slave uprising in Salvador, Bahia, led primarily by Muslim African slaves, and is considered one of the most significant urban slave rebellions in Brazilian history.

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instanceOf historical event
slave rebellion
uprising
urban rebellion
aftermath increased repression of African cultural and religious practices in Bahia
aim end of slavery for participants
establish greater autonomy for African Muslims
overthrow of local white slaveholding elite
alsoKnownAs Malê uprising NERFINISHED
Revolta dos Malês NERFINISHED
cause harsh slave regime in Bahia
oppression of enslaved Africans
religious persecution of Muslims
continent South America
country Brazil
Empire of Brazil NERFINISHED
date 1835
endDate 1835-01-25
historicalContext Atlantic slave trade NERFINISHED
Brazilian slavery
historicalPeriod 19th century
languageOfManyParticipants Arabic
Yoruba NERFINISHED
ledBy Muslim African slaves
location Salvador, Bahia NERFINISHED
mainEthnicGroupsInvolved Hausa NERFINISHED
Nagô NERFINISHED
Yoruba NERFINISHED
opposedBy Bahian provincial authorities
Brazilian imperial government forces NERFINISHED
participant Afro-Brazilian Muslims NERFINISHED
Brazilian colonial authorities
enslaved Africans
freed Africans
primaryReligionOfLeaders Islam NERFINISHED
relatedTo Afro-Brazilian history
history of Islam in Brazil
slave resistance in the Americas
religiousCharacter Islamic
result deportation of many African Muslims
execution of rebel leaders
rebellion suppressed
tightening of controls on African slaves and freedpeople
significance major example of Muslim slave resistance in the Americas
one of the most important urban slave uprisings in Brazilian history
startDate 1835-01-24

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