Everything about Bilen People totally explained
The
Bilen,
Blin or
Bilin are an
African
ethnic group of south-central
Eritrea, in and around the city of
Keren, and south toward
Asmara, the capital city. The Bilen are
agriculturalists. Their population is about 96,000. About seventy percent of their population are
Christian, primarily
Catholic, while the other twenty percent are
20th century converts to
Islam.
Blin is also the name of their language, an
Agaw language. Sixty percent of the Christians have some understanding of
Tigrinya. Seventy percent of the Muslims also use
Tigre. Other spoken languages include
Arabic (among the youth),
Nara, and
Kunama.
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