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Sefu bin Hamid (? – 20 October 1893) was an Arab Zanzibari slave trader and administrative official. The son of Tippu Tip, he was killed while fighting in the Congo–Arab War.

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rdfs:label	سيفو بن حمد (ar) Sefu bin Hamid (en) Sefu bin Hamid (fr)
rdfs:comment	كان سيفو بن حمد (؟ - 20 أكتوبر 1893) تاجر رقيق عربي زنجباري وموظف إداري. وهو نجل تيبوتيب، قُتل أثناء القتال في الحرب الكونغية العربية. (ar) Sefu bin Hamid (1860 - 20 octobre 1893) est un marchand d’esclaves d'origine Swahili et Zanzibarie et l'un des fils de Tippo Tip,lui aussi marchand d'esclaves. Il combat la Force publique lors des campagnes de l'État indépendant du Congo (EIC) contre les Arabo-Swahilis. (fr) Sefu bin Hamid (? – 20 October 1893) was an Arab Zanzibari slave trader and administrative official. The son of Tippu Tip, he was killed while fighting in the Congo–Arab War. (en)
rdfs:seeAlso	Congo–Arab War
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dcterms:subject	19th-century Arabs Year of birth missing Slave traders of Zanzibar 1893 deaths African slave traders Arab slave traders 19th-century African people Congo Free State
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Barghash bin Said of Zanzibar Resident (title) 19th-century Arabs Year of birth missing Congo Free State Congo–Arab War Emin Pasha Arabs Leopold II of Belgium Luama River Stanley Falls District Zanzibar Slave traders of Zanzibar 1893 deaths African slave traders Lomami River Arab slave traders Force Publique Francis Dhanis Gongo Lutete Governor Henry Morton Stanley 19th-century African people Congo Free State Kasongo Lake Tanganyika Tippu Tip
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has abstract	كان سيفو بن حمد (؟ - 20 أكتوبر 1893) تاجر رقيق عربي زنجباري وموظف إداري. وهو نجل تيبوتيب، قُتل أثناء القتال في الحرب الكونغية العربية. (ar) Sefu bin Hamid (1860 - 20 octobre 1893) est un marchand d’esclaves d'origine Swahili et Zanzibarie et l'un des fils de Tippo Tip,lui aussi marchand d'esclaves. Il combat la Force publique lors des campagnes de l'État indépendant du Congo (EIC) contre les Arabo-Swahilis. (fr) Sefu bin Hamid (? – 20 October 1893) was an Arab Zanzibari slave trader and administrative official. The son of Tippu Tip, he was killed while fighting in the Congo–Arab War. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Congo–Arab War 1892 in the Congo Free State Stanley Falls District Henri De Bruyne Tippu Tip's state Gongo Lutete Joseph Lippens Jérôme Becker Tippu Tip
is children of	Tippu Tip
is child of	Tippu Tip
is commander of	Congo–Arab War
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