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Abdul Rahman, an African Muslim prince from Liberia, was captured in 1788 and sold into slavery in the American South. He endured the horrific Middle Passage and ended up the "property" of a poor and nearly illiterate planter from Natchez, Mississippi, named Thomas Foster. Rahman remained enslaved for 40 years before finally regaining his freedom under dramatic circumstances, becoming one of the most famous men of his day. He returned to Africa, his royal status acknowledged. PBS has a documentary that reveals this true story, Winner of the Best Documentary at the 2007 American Black Film Festival, PRINCE AMONG SLAVES tells the compelling story of Abdul Rahman. URL: http://www.pbs.org/previews/princeamongslaves

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Prince Abdul Rahman was a member of the Saudi royal family who served as the Deputy Minister of Defense of Saudi Arabia. He was the eldest son of King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. He passed away in July 2017.

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