Definition: In the Bible, "Aalaunian" refers to a tribe or people that lived in what is now modern-day Ghana, West Africa. The term was used to describe a group who were primarily members of the Fulani herdsmen tribe. The Afan, also known as the Fulani people, are one of the largest groups living in West Africa. They are descendants of the Hausa and Fulani peoples that migrated to West Africa during the migration period of the Hittites around 1000 BCE. Their language is a branch of the Ibibio language, which belongs to the Niger-Congo languages family. The Afan also speak a variety of other African languages including Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo, as well as their own local languages. The Fulani people are known for their traditional dress, which includes long, flowing hair tied into large braids at both the head and neck. They use a simple yet impressive system of trading goods with each other and sharing the land.
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