A renown Saudi Arabian historian claims Somalis defended the Prophet Mohammad's (PBUH) grave from the Portuguese.

[HabarSteven12]

Why isn't the Somali community given any credit for their courageous and honorable actions in defending Islam and the Prophet's grave from the Portuguese?

 

[HabarSteven12]

A Somali sister explains the video indepth below.

 

[Dalac Bilaash]

Stop self glazing yourself the number one rule Somalis need to learn

 

[wonyluvr]

People still think you are Ethiopian watch out

 

[Sharab]

People still think you are Ethiopian watch out

This Ethiopian imposter has master Somali cajiib

 

[Fobnimo Till I Dhimo]

What happened to Benadiri Steven? Ain't you gonna claim this as banadiri history? see wax yihiin shiiitdid this mf forget how to do Benadiri wewuzzing kkkkkkkkk

 

[kamek]

Someone translate

 

[Fobnimo Till I Dhimo]

She got the mewing game on lock one of you niggas should message the ukhti and ask her for the formula kkkkkkk Allahumma barik

 

[Laser]

Why isn't the Somali community given any credit for their courageous and honorable actions in defending Islam and the Prophet's grave from the Portuguese?

Weren't you insisting somalis had nothing to do with it?

The amount of outrageous and intellectually dishonest statements you are spewing is hilarious. Somalis didn't protect the prophet's grave or inflict heavy loss on the Portuguese. What are you smoking?

 

[RoyalNortherner]

This is news to me, it seems we Somalis do not write anything down and wait for ajanabis to tell us stories... our OWN stories smh

Oral Tradition my futo. They should have picked up a pen and paper.

 

[mr.overeasy]

This is news to me, it seems we Somalis do not write anything down and wait for ajanabis to tell us stories... our OWN stories smh

Oral Tradition my futo. They should have picked up a pen and paper.

We almost certainly did some writing but our schooling, and therefore our historical recordings, were ruined as is the tradition of european colonizers.

You can't colonize someone if you don't teach them a new history that makes them subservient.

 

[HabarSteven12]

Weren't you insisting somalis had nothing to do with it?

The Arab historian was referring to the Adalites, and the Adal empire was a multi-ethnic Muslim state. The Arab historian assumed Somalis contributed to or played a substantial role in defending the prophet's grave based on where Adal was geographically situated. But the ethnic composition of the Adal Empire consisted of Somalis, Afars, Harlas, and many other groups. The ruling class of Adal primarily consisted of semitic-speaking sedentary groups like the Harla people.

We do not know the extent of support the Adalites offered in defending the prophet's grave from the Portuguese. They probably imposed a naval and trade blockage on the Portuguese. They probably harassed and attacked Portuguese ships sailing through the strategic trading centers situated in the Red Sea. There isn't much research or credible academic articles on this topic.

A joint group that consisted of Arabs, Ottomans, and Adalites confronted the Portuguese attempt to seize control of the prophet's grave. There were also many attempts in the past to seize control of the prophet's grave, and the Arabs defeated them without foreign support.

To conclude, the Arab historian was referring to the Adalites when Afonso de Albuquerque attempted to seize control of the prophet's grave. The Adal Empire was a multi-ethnic Muslim state, and we don't know exactly which ethnic group contributed to defending the prophet's grave. The ruling elite of Adal were semitic-speaking sedentary agriculturalists.

 

[Laser]

The Arab historian was referring to the Adalites, and the Adal empire was a multi-ethnic Muslim state. The Arab historian assumed Somalis contributed to or played a substantial role in defending the prophet's grave based on where Adal was geographically situated. But the ethnic composition of the Adal Empire consisted of Somalis, Afars, Harlas, and many other groups. The ruling class of Adal primarily consisted of semitic-speaking sedentary groups like the Harla people.

We do not know the extent of support the Adalites offered in defending the prophet's grave from the Portuguese. They probably imposed a naval and trade blockage on the Portuguese. They probably harassed and attacked Portuguese ships sailing through the strategic trading centers situated in the Red Sea. There isn't much research or credible academic articles on this topic.

A joint group that consisted of Arabs, Ottomans, and Adalites confronted the Portuguese attempt to seize control of the prophet's grave. There were also many attempts in the past to seize control of the prophet's grave, and the Arabs defeated them without foreign support.

To conclude, the Arab historian was referring to the Adalites when Afonso de Albuquerque attempted to seize control of the prophet's grave. The Adal Empire was a multi-ethnic Muslim state, and we don't know exactly which ethnic group contributed to defending the prophet's grave. The ruling elite of Adal were semitic-speaking sedentary agriculturalists.

Knew you would've said that.

 

[CABDULWALI XASAN.]

People still think you are Ethiopian watch out

Have you not seen his takes?

 

[CABDULWALI XASAN.]

Weren't you insisting somalis had nothing to do with it?

Fr this guy reminds me of the black dude who was christian one day and muslim the other

 

[IKHALIIL]

The Arab historian was referring to the Adalites, and the Adal empire was a multi-ethnic Muslim state. The Arab historian assumed Somalis contributed to or played a substantial role in defending the prophet's grave based on where Adal was geographically situated. But the ethnic composition of the Adal Empire consisted of Somalis, Afars, Harlas, and many other groups. The ruling class of Adal primarily consisted of semitic-speaking sedentary groups like the Harla people.

We do not know the extent of support the Adalites offered in defending the prophet's grave from the Portuguese. They probably imposed a naval and trade blockage on the Portuguese. They probably harassed and attacked Portuguese ships sailing through the strategic trading centers situated in the Red Sea. There isn't much research or credible academic articles on this topic.

A joint group that consisted of Arabs, Ottomans, and Adalites confronted the Portuguese attempt to seize control of the prophet's grave. There were also many attempts in the past to seize control of the prophet's grave, and the Arabs defeated them without foreign support.

To conclude, the Arab historian was referring to the Adalites when Afonso de Albuquerque attempted to seize control of the prophet's grave. The Adal Empire was a multi-ethnic Muslim state, and we don't know exactly which ethnic group contributed to defending the prophet's grave. The ruling elite of Adal were semitic-speaking sedentary agriculturalists.

 

[Gacmeey]

The Arab historian was referring to the Adalites, and the Adal empire was a multi-ethnic Muslim state. The Arab historian assumed Somalis contributed to or played a substantial role in defending the prophet's grave based on where Adal was geographically situated. But the ethnic composition of the Adal Empire consisted of Somalis, Afars, Harlas, and many other groups. The ruling class of Adal primarily consisted of semitic-speaking sedentary groups like the Harla people.

We do not know the extent of support the Adalites offered in defending the prophet's grave from the Portuguese. They probably imposed a naval and trade blockage on the Portuguese. They probably harassed and attacked Portuguese ships sailing through the strategic trading centers situated in the Red Sea. There isn't much research or credible academic articles on this topic.

A joint group that consisted of Arabs, Ottomans, and Adalites confronted the Portuguese attempt to seize control of the prophet's grave. There were also many attempts in the past to seize control of the prophet's grave, and the Arabs defeated them without foreign support.

To conclude, the Arab historian was referring to the Adalites when Afonso de Albuquerque attempted to seize control of the prophet's grave. The Adal Empire was a multi-ethnic Muslim state, and we don't know exactly which ethnic group contributed to defending the prophet's grave. The ruling elite of Adal were semitic-speaking sedentary agriculturalists.

 

[Sup]

Weren't you insisting somalis had nothing to do with it?

 

[wonyluvr]

Have you not seen his takes?

I have I’m informing him that whatever he does he’s practically a foreigner on this forum

 

[kamek]

This is news to me, it seems we Somalis do not write anything down and wait for ajanabis to tell us stories... our OWN stories smh

Oral Tradition my futo. They should have picked up a pen and paper.

Somalis do write things down although there’s barely archeology in Somalia, there’s been stelae’s found im not sure where they are now tho