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A thousand and four hundred years ago Somalis were themselves part of Ardul Xabash, so were Yemen, also the Amhara were not the kingdom that was in charge of the land during that time, it was the tigray, learn your history ha iska hadlinee.Not good to hate the ethiopian muslims, they are great people who taken care of jaafar binu abi talib, uthman ibn affan. (ra) the prophet prayed for their land and their king they are a people of rahma.
Adeer, you dont know shit about Somali history. Linguists and historians (aswell as Siyaad Barre's government in 1972) agreed upon the fact that there used to be an ancient script in Somalia but when it got lost, Arabic and later local scriptures like Osmaniya replaced it. However the oral traditions were most widespread among the majority of Somalis.A thousand and four hundred years ago Somalis were themselves part of Ardul Xabash, so were Yemen, also the Amhara were not the kingdom that was in charge of the land during that time, it was the tigray, learn your history ha iska hadlinee.Not good to hate the ethiopian muslims, they are great people who taken care of jaafar binu abi talib, uthman ibn affan. (ra) the prophet prayed for their land and their king they are a people of rahma.
Muslim ethiopians most of them were converted by into Islam by Somalis, unfortunately Somalis took much longer to progress from a Oral society into a written Society so much of this history is in Arab records and Amharic records.
today however our language is has a written script and History will be recorded, 100 years from today the betrayal of Isaaq will be remembered, joining up with Gaalo against their own Muslim Somali brothers.
MeyleSamaale, dhaqanka qofkii jecel wuu baran karaa, many Somali youth today don't care about their culture.
Only north western Somalia around the city of Seylac was a part of Axum. Infact the city of Seylac became a Somali city officially around 17-18th century when Sharmaarke Cali Saalax kicked the Arabs out from the city, also enslaved some of them.Somalis were under the kingdom of axum, until Somalis starting producing high class sheikhs and sultanates, like the kingdom of ifat and the adal empire and ahmad gurey's wars that was the end of axumite rule in the horn, nevertheless the ethiopian-somali political fued should not be taken at the normal ethiopian/eritirean generic populous.
I know, the HY sultan, it was being ruled by a omani i believe, i think somalis were residents but the city comprised of probably ethiopians, somalis, yemenese, it was under the ottoman authority but likewise berbera was, where the ottomans appointed HA mullahs as the city sultans, i wonder why they didn't do the same with saylac, maybe it was always a arab city?Only north western Somalia around the city of Seylac was a part of Axum. Infact the city of Seylac became a Somali city officially around 17-18th century when Sharmaarke Cali Saalax kicked the Arabs out from the city, also enslaved some of them.Somalis were under the kingdom of axum, until Somalis starting producing high class sheikhs and sultanates, like the kingdom of ifat and the adal empire and ahmad gurey's wars that was the end of axumite rule in the horn, nevertheless the ethiopian-somali political fued should not be taken at the normal ethiopian/eritirean generic populous.
prior to Ifat there were sultanates and city states, Imam Abadir Muse the founder of Harar was Somali Sade Darood, he counts just a few names from Darood who himself was a Shiekh spreading Islam. Amir Ahmed guray and Amir Nuur Ibn Mujaahid came much later, at a time when Islam was already spread in the Horn, Adal empire existed just a mere 500 years ago and Islam was introduced to the Horn 1400 years ago, and Somalis were spreading the Diin 1000 years ago converting Oromo, Habashi, Tigray and what have you.Somalis were under the kingdom of axum, until Somalis starting producing high class sheikhs and sultanates, like the kingdom of ifat and the adal empire and ahmad gurey's wars that was the end of axumite rule in the horn, nevertheless the ethiopian-somali political fued should not be taken at the normal ethiopian/eritirean generic populous.
We had our own script, I think the script later became different with local varieties before disappearing. Linguists are even questioning Meroitic language (spoken in the kingdom of Kush) to be Nilotic because speakers of Nilo-Saharan languages have never created a script while Afro-Asiatic speakers have thus changing the idea from Nilo-Saharan to Afro-Asiatic. We need archaeological excavations in Somalia but only when the country becomes stable. Archaeological teams in Somalia during the 70's actually found artifacts like gold, pottery, weapons from Ancient Egypt dating from the 5th dynasty to the 15th dynasty, also artifacts from Hellenistic Greece, Phoenicians and Persians. Where are thse artifacts now? Thats why we need an institution within the Government (wether Somaliland, Puntland or a central government based in Mogadishu) that controls and supervises future excavationsMeyle do you believe we had our own hieroglyphics? remember that Yemen right above the somali coast , they used to use the saebean script i believe.
The sheikh was the same sub clan as my reer abti. He was Muuse Carre. However Seylac is an ancient city that existed before the Arabs came but due to its strategic location, many foreign powers used it as their base.I know, the HY sultan, it was being ruled by a omani i believe, i think somalis were residents but the city comprised of probably ethiopians, somalis, yemenese, it was under the ottoman authority but likewise berbera was, where the ottomans appointed HA mullahs as the city sultans, i wonder why they didn't do the same with saylac, maybe it was always a arab city?Only north western Somalia around the city of Seylac was a part of Axum. Infact the city of Seylac became a Somali city officially around 17-18th century when Sharmaarke Cali Saalax kicked the Arabs out from the city, also enslaved some of them.Somalis were under the kingdom of axum, until Somalis starting producing high class sheikhs and sultanates, like the kingdom of ifat and the adal empire and ahmad gurey's wars that was the end of axumite rule in the horn, nevertheless the ethiopian-somali political fued should not be taken at the normal ethiopian/eritirean generic populous.
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