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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Caesar » Thu Jun 19, 2014 3:51 pm

A somali is someone who speaks somali and patrilineally descends from either Dir, Isaaq, Darood or Hawiye. Tumaal, Madhibaan, D&M etc are also somali but descend from Sab.

There were ancient Somali tribes who lived around the coast who do not belong to the modern Clans u named above , Most of the clans above named existence is roughly 1000 years. But there were many Somalis who predate and spoke Somali not as we know it today there were many Clans lost during the battles some were annexed by the Amhara Ifat conquerors.
You mean Ancient Dir Tribes

Like the Madigaan,etc I think Gurgura were up there at one point along the coasts, and a few more

you don't want to mention names niyow :lol:

what somalis were annexed into the amhara? :|

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Caesar » Thu Jun 19, 2014 3:52 pm

Many moved to Djibouti , djibouti still have some wave of walashma others moved to Harar others are in Borama carabta Borama After the defeat of Adal many assimilated joined the emerging powerful clans. But keep in mind the Walashma communities were not more than 10.000 people mostly living in and around seylac
Wardiiq then spread the Deen throughout Somalia

we are everywhere,

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Caesar » Thu Jun 19, 2014 4:08 pm

Proof for those against Somalili Oral Tradition and future naysayers
from the Harari historian (remember the great library of harar contains fascinating somali history :lol: and was the second Capital of the Awdal EmPIRE )
Shiekh Abibakr Ba Alawi ashanbali , he states the history of the land,
the walashma dynasty were "native" to the land ( Dir are the first "somalis" as you all know)
secondly they claim to be descendent of Yusuf Al Kownayn, a Wardiiq (Dir) man

We over threw the arabs in shoa and ruled it :lol:
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Information from this PDF
written for the Service d'Information of Djibouti

http://dspace-roma3.caspur.it/bitstream ... 20horn.pdf
the wardiiqs ( some call us walashama i guess) still exist and live all over Somalia :clap:
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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Caesar » Thu Jun 19, 2014 4:11 pm

the fact that the walashma (wadiiq) dynasty is related to Yusuf Al Kownayn

is also written in source 3 in the Fathi Quath,Islaam walhabasha Cabra Taarikh- (islam and Abyssinia throughout the ages) in Cairo

all the arab worsships even more proof somaha lool :clap:

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Sophisticate » Thu Jun 19, 2014 4:26 pm

Caesar, its funny how they mention a people that are still alive and well. *Cough, cough* they are also the most diplomatic people in the north and have the greatest capacity for peace and civility. :up:

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Caesar » Thu Jun 19, 2014 4:34 pm

Caesar, its funny how they mention a people that are still alive and well. *Cough, cough* they are also the most diplomatic people in the north and have the greatest capacity for peace and civility. :up:
:lol: Allah has blessed these people , reer nabad iyo Cilmimaal

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby StormShadow » Thu Jun 19, 2014 4:54 pm

Yusuf Al kownayn was Wardiiq, Wardiiq whoever they live amongst becomes their ugaas. Wardiiqs are ugaases of Ogadeen now :lol: thats what I call on the come up
now hence the "ogadeen claims to awdal" lol im dying, this is funnier then the "ahmed gurey was marehan" spiel they were spouting a few years back



if walashma= wardiiq and wardiiq=dir

how is that ogadeen wtf

half of the entire Ogadeen clan is shegaato anyways
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Focking dhandhaan don't talk about shit you have no Idea of, and there's no common Ogaaadeen Ugaas now or 80 years ago.

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby LiquidHYDROGEN » Thu Jun 19, 2014 4:56 pm

There is no "Dir" mentioned anywhere in your source. A lot of clans are native to the area. The arab descent is a myth conjured uo by self-hating malis.

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Khalid Ali » Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:06 pm

The Ogaden link with Omar Walashma and the first Kingdom in Zeila ,, has never been there i dont know who injected it there, but the Ogaden did their migration from Puntland region thats where all the kuumbos trace their lineage back i believe some where in this 13 century they moved into the Inlands of what is today the Ogaden country. Not via Zeila


The Amhara used to raid the western part of Somaliland and around jigjiga and harar but this was in the 12 century prior to the first Islamic Kingdom of Shawa remember many of these Amharans were not Christians at some time some of them were Muslim others were argobas..

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Caesar » Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:16 pm

Yusuf Al kownayn was Wardiiq, Wardiiq whoever they live amongst becomes their ugaas. Wardiiqs are ugaases of Ogadeen now :lol: thats what I call on the come up
now hence the "ogadeen claims to awdal" lol im dying, this is funnier then the "ahmed gurey was marehan" spiel they were spouting a few years back



if walashma= wardiiq and wardiiq=dir

how is that ogadeen wtf

half of the entire Ogadeen clan is shegaato anyways
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Focking dhandhaan don't talk about shit you have no Idea of, and there's no common Ogaaadeen Ugaas now or 80 years ago.
well i didn't mean literally, but figuratively :clap: clearly ogadeen never had an ugaas. Wadiiq are the ugaases of ogadeen but ogadeen people dont have ugaas better? :lol:

would explain why you dhanto you way up to djibouti looool

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Caesar » Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:19 pm

There is no "Dir" mentioned anywhere in your source. A lot of clans are native to the area. The arab descent is a myth conjured uo by self-hating malis.
look at the term "native" and "yusuf al kownwayn" if you are from Awdal this makes perfect sense ( kownayn was wardiiq from zaylac etc.)

anyways the source stands, is the truth :clap:

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Caesar » Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:20 pm

The Ogaden link with Omar Walashma and the first Kingdom in Zeila ,, has never been there i dont know who injected it there, but the Ogaden did their migration from Puntland region thats where all the kuumbos trace their lineage back i believe some where in this 13 century they moved into the Inlands of what is today the Ogaden country. Not via Zeila


The Amhara used to raid the western part of Somaliland and around jigjiga and harar but this was in the 12 century prior to the first Islamic Kingdom of Shawa remember many of these Amharans were not Christians at some time some of them were Muslim others were argobas..
Khalid the point is walashma were never ogadeen maybe ogadeen wants to claim them to be their king, i don't know :? , but the proof has been provided for those who have issues with somali oral tradition.

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Caesar » Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:22 pm

Walashma predates the Ogaden clan the Ogaden clan trace 27 to their absame ancestor the walashma were around the 11 century, There is no clear evidence that Umar DunyaHuz was the great grand son of Absame clan Dont believe what Wikepedia feeds you

agree it doesn't make any sense for ogadeen to claim the walashma people

walashama are not ogadeen nor were they ever.

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Caesar » Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:24 pm

the ogadens claim to awdal busted :lol: i hope I made rural man proud :(

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Re: Adal Dynasty (Walashma?)

Postby Sophisticate » Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:24 pm

Casear you make a good point about sheegatos, why do some Ogaden clans claim to be related to Gadabursi? This needs to stop. They aren't reer ugas let's face it. It's ok, though every clan has their own little group of self-designated monarchy.

Trying to annoy the heck out of Hilaac, but still holds water, Adal is not yours you do not live anywhere near it. :up:


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