These Arabs havenāt gained shit from Israel wallahi
Many somalis are docile and submissive towards Arabs, when all they have done is oppose our existence. Because they compare modern Arabs, to the Prophet SCW and his companions who were made up of honorable men and women.I clearly was joking calm your tittsI am aware you're obsessed with ajnabis spefically arabs, but there is no need to be in their bussing 24/7 your comment defending Pakistani soldiers killing innocent somalis already got me side-eyeing you.
Iād like proof for these claims? Somalia was unanimously admitted into the UN. Are you talking about the 1949 Resolution?
I did no such thing. Yāall can keep acting like the insecure doqons yāall are.
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a few camels and goats to gaajo yemenis and youāre acting like an entire race of people were dependent on us and they owe us everything. Kulaha āarab food basketā Somalis canāt even feed themselves and iām being dead serious.He's kinda right, many of AS/AIAI seniors were students and took advice from Al Qaeda leaders. AQ also sent weapon experts and trainers to Somalia.Alshabaab is a Somali terrorist organization. Donāt put responsibility on others. Out people did all that
If arabs give up on Al aqsa we shouldnāt. When we fix our issues we need futuh Al-habesha 2.0 and futuh al-baytul maqdis
now i see what @malab was talking about.Alshabaab is a Somali terrorist organization. Donāt put responsibility on others. Out people did all that
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Why do you always post negative and self-hating comments? somalis are no angels but they do deserve appreciation and credit for their achievements.Suugo history
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Fair enough, i got it wrong. Laakin is it ok to boast that we used to give them sadaqah?No, it's absolutely true and found even in colonial documents:
The Trade of the Gulf of Aden Ports of Africa in the Nineteeth and Early Twentieth Centuries on JSTOR
RICHARD PANKHURST, The Trade of the Gulf of Aden Ports of Africa in the Nineteeth and Early Twentieth Centuries, Journal of Ethiopian Studies, Vol. 3, No. 1 (JANUARY 1965), pp. 36-81THE SOMALI COMMUNITY AT ADEN IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY on JSTOR
Edward A. Alpers, THE SOMALI COMMUNITY AT ADEN IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, Northeast African Studies, Vol. 8, No. 2/3 (1986), pp. 143-168Merchant Capital, International Livestock Trade and Pastoral Development in Somalia on JSTOR
Abdi Samatar, Merchant Capital, International Livestock Trade and Pastoral Development in Somalia, Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue Canadienne des Ćtudes Africaines, Vol. 21, No. 3 (1987), pp. 355-374
Livestock from Northwest and Northeast Somalia was so important to the survival of Yemeni ports like Aden that the gaalo plainly stated they'd be finished without Somali exports or if Somali workers and traders, who were everywhere in towns like Aden and Mocha, performed a mass exodus which they indeed threatened at one point when the Brits were about to enact a plan to deport 2,000 Somalis only to pull back on the plan for fear of Aden going under without the Somalis.
The livestock exports from the northeast in particular were so extensive during the mid to late 1800s that it effected clan migrations. As in, MJs began having to migrate more southwards, both overland and via ships, due to the sheer change in dynamics from the massively increased herds and overused land in their native northeast areas.
Why should we be appreciated and credited for being a good people? Whatās the point of sadaqah if you expect something in return
I mean i donāt get why they still asslicking them despite Israel backstabbing them in pursuing F-35. UAE tried to buy F-35 after having relations with Israel, but Israel closed the door for even USA thinking about a deal.
Damn, i thought the deal went through for the emiratis
Israel blocked even starting a negotiation
This is normal trade sxb. Somalis exchanged clothes and other commodities for their livestock. Somalis giving aid to Arabs is a myth that needs to be abandoned.No, it's absolutely true and found even in colonial documents:
The Trade of the Gulf of Aden Ports of Africa in the Nineteeth and Early Twentieth Centuries on JSTOR
RICHARD PANKHURST, The Trade of the Gulf of Aden Ports of Africa in the Nineteeth and Early Twentieth Centuries, Journal of Ethiopian Studies, Vol. 3, No. 1 (JANUARY 1965), pp. 36-81THE SOMALI COMMUNITY AT ADEN IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY on JSTOR
Edward A. Alpers, THE SOMALI COMMUNITY AT ADEN IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, Northeast African Studies, Vol. 8, No. 2/3 (1986), pp. 143-168Merchant Capital, International Livestock Trade and Pastoral Development in Somalia on JSTOR
Abdi Samatar, Merchant Capital, International Livestock Trade and Pastoral Development in Somalia, Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue Canadienne des Ćtudes Africaines, Vol. 21, No. 3 (1987), pp. 355-374
Livestock from Northwest and Northeast Somalia was so important to the survival of Yemeni ports like Aden that the gaalo plainly stated they'd be finished without Somali exports or if Somali workers and traders, who were everywhere in towns like Aden and Mocha, performed a mass exodus which they indeed threatened at one point when the Brits were about to enact a plan to deport 2,000 Somalis only to pull back on the plan for fear of Aden going under without the Somalis.
The livestock exports from the northeast in particular were so extensive during the mid to late 1800s that it effected clan migrations. As in, MJs began having to migrate more southwards, both overland and via ships, due to the sheer change in dynamics from the massively increased herds and overused land in their native northeast areas.
You little sissy ignorant who talks based on others talking points.
