you mean nimrod or the haman guy? both are in the islamic tradition... nimrod was son of caanan not Cush like the bible and jewish tradition. haman was a Egyptian figure who was the pharaohs right hand man in the islamic tradition not a Babylonian figure like the bible and jewish tradition say. now with the Rosetta Stone and deciphering the glyphs of Egypt we now know haman was a real Egyptian figure and adviser to the pharaoh
nah phut is punt Libya is called lubim in da bible
these are authentic hadiths u twerp.... how can it be jewish when they & christians believe nimrod is from Cush. the islamic tradition nimrod aka nimrood was a son of cannan and that makes sense since cannan was the cursed son of ham...Nimrod was the first evil ruler of the world. there is 6 rulers of the world 3 good and 3 evil nimrod was the first and Jesus is going to be the last ruler after he defeats dajall. other rulers of the earth include zul qarnayn... Solomon... pharaoh of moses time.... dajall the anti christ... and Jesus who will be the last ruler of the earth.
Blablabla.. Post these so called authentic hadiths
So what are we then, mr abtiris?
Hebrews didn't know about Somalis so aren't in Genesis
I meant who do Cushitic speakers descend from?
The word Ethiopia means burn face people, from North Sudan to Somalia, the modern day nation of Ethiopia hijacked the name for the region.
The fall of Cush in 330AD does aline with the ages of the Somali cities being no older than 300 BC for the Greek textsYou will see in the comments to this article that Somalis do not like or agree with at least some of the details.. Still, it agrees with much that is known and it's a long, long article with a lot of detail.
(It agrees in general terms with this academically popular version of Somali origins: http://countrystudies.us/somalia/3.htm ) It's pre-DNA but should still be of interest.
https://bakipress.wordpress.com/2013/12/15/the-ethnic-origin-of-the-somali-people-and-clan-system/
"The Somali people are one of several Hamitic ethnic groups in East Africa known as Cushites, descendants of the Kingdom of Cush. Their language is also one of several related languages referred to as Cushitic languages. As Hamites, they probably migrated from the Arabian Peninsula sometime earlier. One can speculate that the Kingdom of Cush was originally founded by Cush, the first son of Ham, who was the second son of Noah.<104> According to the elders of the Beja ethnic group in Ethiopia, another Cushitic ethnic group, they do explicitly claim to be descendents of Cush, the son of Ham, the son of Noah.<105>
The Kingdom of Cush was formed about 1000 B.C., i.e. about 30 to 40 generations before Christ. It lasted until about 330 A.D, with a lifespan of about 1300 years or 40 to 50 generations — much longer than that of any modern nation. Its written language has never been deciphered completely and therefore there is only scanty knowledge about its history.<106> Since the language of Egypt at that time has been deciphered, much of what we know about Cush is due to incidental references to Cush in the history of Egypt as its neighbor.
The Kingdom of Cush was the immediate neighbor of Egypt to the South, in what is now the Sudan. Its first capital was in Napata on the Nile River, but the capital moved from Napata to Meroë around 600 B.C. There was much trade and interchange of ideas between Egypt and Cush, as well as major battles between them. Prior to formation of this Kingdom, the Cushitic people may have been largely dominated by Egypt. During the existence of this Kingdom, there was a closer balance of power, back-and-forth, whereby the Kingdom of Cush supplied the Kings who ruled Egypt in its 25’th Dynasty.<107>
The Kingdom of Cush played a major role in introducing the technology and production of iron and iron implements in this region. However, the history of the beginning of the Iron Age is unclear, particularly concerning whether this technology developed at one location and spread to other locations or developed spontaneously at several different locations at about the same time. It appears that the Cushites developed this technology for producing and using iron themselves, but there is no firm proof.
The move of their capital from Napata to Meroë was probably due to the combination of an Egyptian military expedition that occupied Napata and the better conditions for producing iron at Meroë.
The Kingdom of Cush exchanged ambassadors with Rome and probably provided elephants and training of elephants for military use in the Roman empire and by its adversaries. It maintained extensive trade with Arabia to its East and with Africa to its South. From a high point of about 200 B.C., the fortunes of the Kingdom of Cush declined, particularly due to the growing power of the Auxumites from Auxum (located in the province of Tigray of modern Ethiopia). Their military defeat of the Cushites around 330 A.D. appears to have marked the end of the Kingdom of Cush."
The language of Meroe was Cushitic. The Cushites followed the Nile tributaries into the Ethiopian highlands and then followed the Dawa, Genale and Shabelli onto the plains.
Figure A-4-2: Two Chains Leading into the Somali Ethnic Group
Figure A-4-2 illustrates the two larger chains that define the Somali ethnic group. One is from the Hamitic Kingdom of Cush and the the other is from Semitic Arab settlers. They merged together to create the Somali ethnic group. Genetically and culturally, the older Cushitic chain is the dominant force. The Somali language comes from this chain. In terms of clan structure and religion, the more recent chain from about 4 Arab settlers may be the dominant force. However, the Islamic religion was present before these clans originated and both the clan structure and other traditions are very similar to those of the Oramo ethnic group that lived there earlier.
There is a very new genetic technique, based upon comparing the DNA molecules in human mitichondria, that enables geneticists to estimate the number of generations back when two people had a common mother. Using this technique, it should now be possible, as an example, to determine how closely the different Cushitic ethnic groups are related to each other. This technique may be very useful in closing the gap from about 330 AD until about 1200 AD, where we know very little about how the Cushitic people evolved.<116>
Note the dates and ages,
ari blacksmith are omotic speakers who are related to Cushitic speakers.... the eyle are madibaan hunters who have Somali bantu admixture they are a Cushitic ppl even tho they have mixed wit bantus to some extant
naa cro the eyle are madibaan some are mixed with jereer..... are you saying madibaan are Khoisan????
