Why do they make u cadaan?
Arabian Cushites?
- Thread starter Marshall D Abdi
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Sadly, those are most of the faces they have on file. Even the indoyar became cadaan.
Cushitic peoples were trading frankincense with the Mahra for at least 4000 thousand years.
Habesha are a new group who are cushitic and south semitic mixed there was already contact between cushitics and south arabians prior.
Sabian writing found in Sanaag the region where the frankincense is produced
It could have came from the land of punt when cushites took over some of southern Arabia
Thus, the name Cush was applied to tracts of land on both sides of the Red Sea, in the Arabian Peninsula (Yemen) and Northeast Africa.
The Jews Historian Josephus identifies the Queen of Sheba as "the woman who ruled Egypt and Ethiopia" is supported by his identification of the Ethiopian capital as Saba, which is the same as the name of the southern Arabian kingdom conventionally considered the Queen's domain. The Seba (or S'ba) who appears in Genesis 10:7 as a son of Kush turns up in Isaiah 43:3 and 45:14 in settings together with Egypt and Kush.
Even the Greeks believed that the people who lived on both sides of the red sea were the same. In Greek literature King Memnon of Aitheopia and brothers, Emathion, King of Arabia.
I am 100% convinced that in Ancient times Cushites lived in both sides of the red sea and over time where supplemented by Semites
The Jews Historian Josephus identifies the Queen of Sheba as "the woman who ruled Egypt and Ethiopia" is supported by his identification of the Ethiopian capital as Saba, which is the same as the name of the southern Arabian kingdom conventionally considered the Queen's domain. The Seba (or S'ba) who appears in Genesis 10:7 as a son of Kush turns up in Isaiah 43:3 and 45:14 in settings together with Egypt and Kush.
Even the Greeks believed that the people who lived on both sides of the red sea were the same. In Greek literature King Memnon of Aitheopia and brothers, Emathion, King of Arabia.
I am 100% convinced that in Ancient times Cushites lived in both sides of the red sea and over time where supplemented by Semites
