Earth’s Last Uncontacted Tribe in South America
- Filed under: Culture, History, Images, Islam, South America
- Date: May 30,2008
Skin painted bright red, heads partially shaved, arrows drawn back in the longbows and aimed square at the aircraft buzzing overhead. The gesture is unmistakable: Stay Away.
Behind the two men stands another figure, possibly a woman, her stance also seemingly defiant. Her skin painted dark, nearly black.
The apparent aggression shown by these people is quite understandable. For they are members of one of Earth’s last uncontacted tribes, who live in the Envira region in the thick rainforest along the Brazilian-Peruvian frontier.
SubhanAllah! I never knew these type of people still existed today. With the invention of electricity, the radio, the TV, the Internet and satellites, you would think that the entire Earth was covered and everyone knew everyone.
I have to give a lot of respect to these people. For probably thousands of years they have successfully boycotted the entire modern world.
Only Allah knows what will happen to them or what happened to them. How can Islam reach them?
