Emperior its more of confession that some Idoor would say that he is proud his grandad/dad to have taken Ogaden girls and would start describing how beautiful she was.
Emperior you know well prior 1920's it was very hard for an Idoor guy to marry an Absame girl/lady maybe garoob but it was ok for us to marry your ladies. Its only after the 1920's that you will find most Idoor with Ogaden granies.
anyway the most important thing is not the girls being abducted but the 1920's period its the darkest period in the Ogaden history.
Sheeko carbeed ,and why would it be very hard for an iidoor guy to mary some absame lady we had the wealth the camels iidoor men saw the world from india to adan we had camels and iidoors were living in stone houese while u lot were living in huts
,, and they are from the most noble Tribe a duriyatul isxaaqiya of the Somalis, i have seen this allot among the darods it's they who always mention to marry an isaaq girl like its some sort of status for them.
, u will never hear an iidoor guy say reer hablyanu ka guursanay
reer hebel na gabdhayaga ma guursan jirin
The thing is with most isaaq they love to marry from them selfs because they want to keep their holy blood line as pure as it can be the only jeberti clans we intermary sometimes is absame and Dhulbahante
as for the history and hostillity's will aways be trough out the history wether it was the raids of qoroxay in the 1920 or the time when we fought in danood over the wells. or the 80s when the darods wanted to score some points from ancient rivalry
remember adan gabyows speech.
" General Aden Gobyow delivered the following speech which was kept in the secret archives of Somali TV before it was ransacked during the fighting that ousted Siad Barre:
"Today marks the end of thousands of years in which this land belonged to the Idoors
(Issaqs). Some people are luckier than others. We, Absame, as the heroic sons of Darood,
must congratulate each other as the luckiest people on earth, for taking over permanently
such splendid cities as own properties, for Issaqs would never come back to re-take them
again. I saw petty scuffles over the ownership of some abandoned buildings and other
properties left behind by fleeing Idoors. You congratulate those whose luck gave them
those better buildings than others. History is in the making. It is a dream that come true."