Daawo Sawirada ee JOWHAR ee Shabellada Dhexe ee Somaaliya!

[shaab_]

They probably don't look like normal Somalis like Ogaden or Qaldaan but they look like normal Hawiye reer koonfureed.

Typical Hawiye

[HalfDzed]

I forgot to mention Reer Qalaafo Jareer. They settle in Qalaafo which is between Beledweyne & Ethiopia and spoke like an average reer galbeed.

Shiidle also predominantly settled in Kamsuma & Hawaay, near Jilib. Very fertile farm land. This is where sugar canes grew and where Mareereey was located. Jilib had two major things that it offered Somalia - sugar and rice. Cali Uraaye grew here, thanks to the Chinese constructing canals off the Jubba river, then re-directing it to the Faanoole damp (almost operational just as the war happened). The rice project was called Qaaliliyoow. Mareereey sugar plant alone had housing for around 20k of their workers and farm laborers. It was a massive project. Not many individual owned farms near Jilib as Jamaame, but there were the rice & sugar farms.

Jamaame on the other hand provided cotton to the country. There were farm lands stretching for miles of nothing but cotton. This cotton then used to get shipped to Balcad for processing, and the uniform for the military, civil servants, even school uniforms used to be made this way. Kismaayo on the other hand was famous for meat, there was a massive meat plant there and a fishing processor, the port was mainly for exporting livestock and meat.

Shabelle produced the fruits and vegetables of the country & also for export. Tip-Top and SomaliFruit both operated out of Shabelle. There were massive farms in Gees Gaduud which was near Baraawe, Shalaambood, Janaale, Buulo Mareer, Buulo Marka, etc. All these places produced bananas along with other fruits & vegetables. Af-gooye was Xamar's backyard farm. There were at least 4 or 5 plants in Shabelle that did processing and packaging.

Somalia without Shabelle & Jubba is dead.

[Cumar-Labasuul]

Hlfdzd, just out of curiousity what was produced in places like baay, bakool, gedo, hiiraan etc?

[The_Patriot]

They probably don't look like normal Somalis like Ogaden or Qaldaan but they look like normal Hawiye reer koonfureed.

Typical Hawiye

Typical Hawiye Kulaha nigger the 1st pic is a mix of ceyr and marexan the second probably reer xamar and the third maybe another mix.

[garoweboy]

They probably don't look like normal Somalis like Ogaden or Qaldaan but they look like normal Hawiye reer koonfureed.

Typical Hawiye

Typical Hawiye Kulaha nigger the 1st pic is a mix of ceyr and marexan the second probably reer xamar and the third maybe another mix.

ma aragtay
hasan dahir aweys and sheikh shariif are typical hawiyes lol

[Monk-of-Mogadishu]

Jamaame on the other hand provided cotton to the country. There were farm lands stretching for miles of nothing but cotton. This cotton then used to get shipped to Balcad for processing, and the uniform for the military, civil servants, even school uniforms used to be made this way.

You just gave me an idea. My dad started a project of converting our farms there into producing exotic produce like limes, mango, bananas. We have enough land to experiment with thousands of different plant life, I'll introduce the idea of cotton to him. ---The only thing I'm worried about is the lack of budget and expertise to grow cotton at the moment, we are in the experimentation rounds, our farms have been mostly idle for the entire civil war.

[The_Patriot]

Xasan dahir is mixed his mom is marexan I guess.

but typical Hawiye are like Indocade and Sheikh Sharif.

A hawiye that looks attractive is one that is a hybrid either through his mom or his grandmom or great grand mom.

[Shift]

I forgot to mention Reer Qalaafo Jareer. They settle in Qalaafo which is between Beledweyne & Ethiopia and spoke like an average reer galbeed.

Ileen dhulki waa laga quustay

[Shift]

Xasan dahir is mixed his mom is marexan I guess.

but typical Hawiye are like Indocade and Sheikh Sharif.

A hawiye that looks attractive is one that is a hybrid either through his mom or his grandmom or great grand mom.

Inaderoow waxaas jooji,please baan ku iri.

[The_Patriot]

Xasan dahir is mixed his mom is marexan I guess.

but typical Hawiye are like Indocade and Sheikh Sharif.

A hawiye that looks attractive is one that is a hybrid either through his mom or his grandmom or great grand mom.

Inaderoow waxaas joojio,please baan ku iri.

ok

[Monk-of-Mogadishu]

[shaab_]

[The_Emperior5]

These are elders of Beesha Jareerweyn in Banaadir.

They look jareer just like jareerweynaha horta why are they called jareerweyn maxa baas eeh weyn

[The_Patriot]

I guess their qabil strech from Godey and Shilabo all the way to Jilib and jamame and to Jowhar following the two rivers Juba and Shabelle.

[HalfDzed]

Hlfdzd, just out of curiousity what was produced in places like baay, bakool, gedo, hiiraan etc?

Baay & Bakool have no major rivers going through them. Whatever was grown there was mostly for subsistent farming. Hiiraan has rivers, but the soil did not allow large scale farming. Mostly grazing, specially with the Gaaljecel and their camels, there was also grain farming. Baay had a lot of sorghum farms. Diinsoor in Baay is famous for masago cadeey (white sorghum) which was highly sought after. But, in terms of large, commercial farms - these regions were not like the Jubbas & Shabelles.

I forgot to mention Reer Qalaafo Jareer. They settle in Qalaafo which is between Beledweyne &Ogadenia and spoke like an average reer galbeed.

Ileen dhulki waa laga quustay

Corrected.


Monk

Are your family's farms currently active? You guys should also look in to sesame.