X.Playa wrote:Pre-Islamic somali tribes such as , Dir, Hawiye, D& Mirifle and almost 50% of Daarood have some cultural triat and admixture of Oromo elements.
Hargaysa isn't and can't be Oromo town, Hargaysa is less then 200 years old, and the name Hargaysa itself is less then 90 years old, Hargaysa of 1910 and before was refered to as Herer (small Harar).
Hargaysa is not less than 200 years old, Yusuf al-Kawnayn conquered it from the Yibir over a thousand years ago.
X.Playa wrote:There is no record of Oromo settelment of most somalia , the Oromo oral history never claimes any part of somalia that tells you the pre-islamic somalis (non Isaaq non Daarood) were in somalia for thousands of years.
You're mistaking effect and cause. Somalis were in Somalia for thousands of years, but for the first thousand they were Oromo themselves. Most Oromo do actually believe that Somalis stole their ancestral lands, and that they were originally from Somalia, but the experts at oral history will tell you that this is nonsense, since the Somali are Humbana Oromo and thus splitters, not conquerers.
X.Playa wrote:Not only some of us came from the middle east even our sheep the fat tailed black headed breed is of Persian origin and above all the somali life line the camles came from Arabia with horses,
Somalis introduced both camesl and horses to Xabashis and the unique persian black headed sheeps.
The pre-Islamic tribes of somalia have to stop their obsesson with Arab-Phobia, our entire culture from clans to camles is of Arab origin.
Yes and no, the dromedary camel was introduced to Somalia from Egypt by the Ptolemies in 200 BCE, when they expanded down the red sea coast. Somalia's sheep have been in east africa for much longer, the Qahtani brought them with them when they first settled in Ethiopia in 2500 BCE. The Arabs did introduce horses though, in the 800s when the Caliphate conquered Zeila.
X.Playa wrote:No oromos have the systematic tribal segmenation and genealogy , most Oromos are basically despied animals in Ethopia they are known for 2 things , been passive docile and dirty, the first is never a somali vice or virtue and the last has no place in the somali nomads way of life the nomads are exermist in heygine you would never see a somali nomad without a bursh twig burshing his teeth as mater of entertainment while watching his camles.
Oromos do have systematic tribal segmentation and genealogy, and it's just as complex as the Somali clan system. I was led to believe the same as you, but decided to check anyways and it's completely wrong. Oromo are far more noble than you give them credit for, they have much in common with Somali.
