Yhea but Somalia and Somali identity is bigger than just xamar. If most of the population don’t see them as Somali then they ain’t Somali in my books.Yep, that was my point.
Yhea but Somalia and Somali identity is bigger than just xamar. If most of the population don’t see them as Somali then they ain’t Somali in my books.Yep, that was my point.
Benadiris are racially Asians man not African@Jimmer
Baluchis are also citizens of UAE and other gulf countries. Not just Oman.
Baluchis are not originally Arab, but are recognized and Arabised gulf citizens.
Somalis also see cadcads as Somalisized citizens. This whole 'they are not Somali' is rhetoric mostly shared by western Somalis and Somalis who do not live amongst cadcads.
If you are truly are from Xamar, I highly doubt your fam see cadcads as non Somalis.
The Balochis in Oman and UAE are very Arabized. They see them as Arabs.
There's another south Asian group there from Gujarat, the khoja Ismaili. They're practically Indians. Think the Aga Khan people that dominate trade in East Africa.
Researchers have documented the ways in which the ethnic diversity in the Gulf has been officially sidelined in favour of a narrative centred around Bedouin heritage. In these state depictions, there is often scant reference to the transnational local society nor the residents who played significant roles in the region’s economy before the oil boom, such as the Indians who controlled a large part of the gold market and who acted as the region’s creditors before the introduction of formal banks.
All the reer xamar chicks here are dating black dudes. All the reer xamar dudes are dating brown girls. Ask'em to locate Somalia on a map and they'll ask you what Africa is![]()
The Balochis in Oman and UAE are very Arabized. They see them as Arabs.
There's another south Asian group there from Gujarat, the khoja Ismaili. They're practically Indians. Think the Aga Khan people that dominate trade in East Africa.
Yhea but Somalia and Somali identity is bigger than just xamar. If most of the population don’t see them as Somali then they ain’t Somali in my books.
These peopleThese people?
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Monolithic Representations of ‘Arabness’: From the Arab Nationalists to the Arab Gulf
by Rana AlMutawa This is part of a series of memos presented as part of a workshop organised by the LSE Middle East Centre on 5 October 2018, looking at national identity and the Emirati state. Man…blogs.lse.ac.uk
Benadiris are racially Asians man not African
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Khoja - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
They've got a lot of billionaires in UAE, Oman, India, Tanzania, Kenya. Merali in Kenya, Sajwani in UAE, Premji in India, Shivji in Tanzania, Mohamed Ali Jinnah the founder of Pakistan.
Alot in my city, Toronto too. All of them are some sort of high level professionals whether doctors, journalists, etc.
They're like Jews
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bania_(caste)#cite_note-7The Bania (also spelled as Baniya, Banija, Banya, Vaniya, Vani, Vania and Vanya) is an occupational community of merchants, bankers, money-lenders, and (in modern times) owners of commercial enterprises.[1][2] The community is composed of several sub-castes including the Agarwal Banias, Oswal Banias, Porwal Banias and Wani Banias, among others.[3] The term is used in a wider sense in Bengal than it is elsewhere in India, where it is applied to all money-lenders and indigenously developed bankers, irrespective of caste.[4] Most Banias follow Hinduism; a few have converted to Sikhism, Islam, Christianity and Buddhism.[5][6][7]
They treat their black Arabs like absolute shit, literally like dog shit. Giving them citizenship doesn’t really mean much. Somalis don’t believe in race but they believe in features and they often hold certain features above others.Somalis don't give a shit about race and you know it.
If they did, they would have treated Bantus better. I mean they're African right?
Also, if you think people care about stuff like that in the Middle East, then you're funny. Try telling a Khaleeji that he is racially similar to that of an Indian, because they are both 'Asian'.
Also, just to let you know the Khaleej have black Arabs as well. They have citizenship and have integrated.
We do care about race that's why we shun Bantus, and don't do the same to the Benadiri Asians.Somalis don't give a shit about race and you know it.
If they did, they would have treated Bantus better. I mean they're African right?
Also, if you think people care about stuff like that in the Middle East, then you're funny. Try telling a Khaleeji that he is racially similar to that of an Indian, because they are both 'Asian'.
Also, just to let you know the Khaleej have black Arabs as well. They have citizenship and have integrated.
They do in Oman lolNot in Oman and UAE. In other parts yes.
Makes senseIndeed like yahuud
They went from Bania Hindu Caste (Merchant class) to Shias. They were born into money and trade.
Interesting stuff
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bania_(caste)#cite_note-7
We do care about race that's why we shun Bantus, and don't do the same to the Benadiri Asians.
I said Asian because Benadiris are not all arab, tho the majority are. They've got South Asian and Iranian groups too. Portuguese as well.
Arabs are racist af, the discriminate against the zanj citizens. In Oman, slavery was abolished in 1970, relatives there told me Arabs still don't f*ck with them.
UAE???? Are you delusional? They built their countries on exploiting south Asian workers. They even go as far as taking their passport away from them. African maid workers are raped and abused with little to no support. You can look this is up, it’s a known fact. As for Oman, they are good at hiding their racism from the world but even they have their fair share of discrimination towards minorities.Not in Oman and UAE. In other parts yes.
Like I said they still mistreat African arabised ones in Oman. The ones that have slave ancestry, Look it up if you want.@FiftyPence
We are talking about Arabised Afro Arabs. Not newly arrived fresh African maids, Indians and Pakistanis.
They're black mixed with Asian so what's the problem?