Islamic History in Africa
- Timbuktu's Golden Age as a Center of Islamic Scholarship (Article)
- The 2012–2013 Rescue of Timbuktu's Ancient Manuscripts (Article)
- Mansa Musa's 1324 Pilgrimage to Mecca (Article)
- The Siddis: India's Real African Diaspora, and the Myth of 'Indo-Negroids' (Article)
- The Kilwa Sultanate and the Mystery of Its Coins in Australia (Article)
- Bilal ibn Rabah: The Formerly Enslaved Ethiopian Who Became Islam's First Muezzin (Article)
- How Swahili Became Africa's Most Widely Spoken Bantu Language (Article)
- Africa's Biggest Precolonial Empires: What's Verified, and What Just Sounds True (Article)
- Kanem-Bornu: One of Africa's Longest-Lived States (Article)
- The Mali Empire: Sundiata's Kingdom, Mansa Musa's Wealth, and a Century-Long Fade (Article)
- The Sokoto Caliphate: West Africa's Most Populous 19th-Century State (Article)
- The Songhai Empire: West Africa's Last Great Sahelian Power (Article)
- African Kingdoms & Empires: The Great States of Precolonial Africa (Pillar)