Islam, a letter from God? Or excuse of invasion?

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"If you have a letter from God, give it to us and go back to your land"

thats what the Queen Dihia ( berber queen) told the arabs when they wanted to invade north africa

And they still chose to attack north africa instead of just sending the letter

She also was called by them "kahina" which means "witch" in arabic since somehow they claimed she uses magic

Her religion? I am sure its pagan, as ibn khaldoun said she carried a sculpture with her that she used to worship , also the arabs calling her a witch im pretty sure its accurate , sincz arabs cant confuse christianity and jewish and pagan, they are pretty good at telling who is who, so even if some claim she had jewish origin or christian originw its pretty obvious she was pagan

She used the carey the sculpture on a camel and before the war she "تبخره" i dont know how to tell it in english, its the act of burning incense or oud or whatever, and she used to dance aroundd the sculpture

Also some considered Dihia a Goddess

She won battles against the arabs and lost the last and got her head cut , and was very old at that time maybe 100years or whatever some even say 127years
For example the war she won against the umayad forces in battle of meskiana

She used against the arab the tactic of "politic of burnt land" where she set north africa on fire since she knew all they wanted is money not to share a message given to them by God.

Many claim the last loss she faced was because of one of her adopted children was sending information to the arabs ( she adopted some children one of them was arab i guess)

She was adopted as model by "Fatma N sumer" and "Lalla khadija bent benlqacem" who both were females who led the amazigh in battles against france in algeria

The king who preceeds her is Aksel who killed Oqba ibn naffi ( one of the main characters in islam)

There is a sculpture of her in Paris

 

[Goldenwings]

I mentioned why the arabs called her kahina and forgot to mention the meaning of her real name

There are multiple theories, the true one in my opinion is this:

ⴷⵉⵁⵢⴰ(dihia) was originally "tha ya" not "dihia", tha ya means in berber "this one" , her father used to have only male children and he named her "this one" meaning the one who will be born girl, or he got a girl and called her this one meaning the first girl he got.