This is why history collection and literature is important so people in the future know about us.
the crossing into Northern Kenya
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Just please read the paragraph above. Literally summarizes my main point.What history? Essentially internecine tribal conflict stretching a millenia. The only really 3 events notable was The adoption of Islam, Futuh al Habash and the crossing into Northern Kenya. That's pretty much it. Not very glorious, but quite decent for an African ethnic group.
Even the Sayyid was not really pre colonial as more of a reaction to colonialism. But really, pre 1880, not much happened. Can't be compared to something like Zemene Mesafint in Ethiopia for example.
Will Somali history is oral tradition just ask oday about Somali cultureThis is why history collection and literature is important so people in the future know about us.
Bro we wuz kings and shit. We noble Macrobians ruled the world. We have a rich civilization and culture that dates back to centuries. We wuz trading with the romans and shit. Even the Greeks and Arabs wrote about how noble Somalis were. You ajanabi larpers are obsessed with us. You guys have no culture and history worth claiming. You guys were slaves while we wuz the land of Punt and shit. Amxaariod and bantu slaves are jealous of us noble Macrobians.What history? Essentially internecine tribal conflict stretching a millenia. The only really 3 events notable was The adoption of Islam, Futuh al Habash and the crossing into Northern Kenya. That's pretty much it. Not very glorious, but quite decent for an African ethnic group.
Even the Sayyid was not really pre colonial as more of a reaction to colonialism. But really, pre 1880, not much happened. Can't be compared to something like Zemene Mesafint in Ethiopia for example.
And The spread of coffe + islamisation of numerous neighbouring tribesWhat history? Essentially internecine tribal conflict stretching a millenia. The only really 3 events notable was The adoption of Islam, Futuh al Habash and the crossing into Northern Kenya. That's pretty much it. Not very glorious, but quite decent for an African ethnic group.
Even the Sayyid was not really pre colonial as more of a reaction to colonialism. But really, pre 1880, not much happened. Can't be compared to something like Zemene Mesafint in Ethiopia for example.
For one, the Zemene Mesafint was recorded. Distinct political system. Zemene Mesafint was essentially the nation building of modern EthiopiaAnd The spread of coffe + islamisation of numerous neighbouring tribes?
Also what's the difference between "Zemene Mesafint" and tribal conflicts
It really resembles when Digil, bimal and hawiye fought over merka city
You're rightFor one, the Zemene Mesafint was recorded. Distinct political system. Zemene Mesafint was essentially the nation building of modern Ethiopia
@Bariπ Can you believe what this amxaariod is saying about us noble Macrobians. These Ajanabi larpers are obsessed with us. We wuz literally kings and shit.What history? Essentially internecine tribal conflict stretching a millenia. The only really 3 events notable was The adoption of Islam, Futuh al Habash and the crossing into Northern Kenya. That's pretty much it. Not very glorious, but quite decent for an African ethnic group.
Even the Sayyid was not really pre colonial as more of a reaction to colonialism. But really, pre 1880, not much happened. Can't be compared to something like Zemene Mesafint in Ethiopia for example.
What history? Essentially internecine tribal conflict stretching a millenia. The only really 3 events notable was The adoption of Islam, Futuh al Habash and the crossing into Northern Kenya. That's pretty much it. Not very glorious, but quite decent for an African ethnic group.
Even the Sayyid was not really pre colonial as more of a reaction to colonialism. But really, pre 1880, not much happened. Can't be compared to something like Zemene Mesafint in Ethiopia for example.
Self hating nonsense.1. Most Somalis converted to Islam in the 15th century. Somalis don't have a long tradition and history with Islam.
2. Futush al Habash had nothing to do with Somalis. Arab faqiqh states, "Ethio-Semitic speakers formed the dominant section of the Adal population." Most Somalis were reluctant to join the jihad against Ethiopia. They cited their impoverished condition as a reason for not joining the Jihad. Once again, Somalis were just nomads roaming around the desert during the Futush-al-Habesh period.
3. Somali nomads are constantly on the move in search of water and pasture. They keep moving because most of their places are uninhabitable due to the harsh climate and scarce resources. Nomadic societies are generally lawless and anarchic. Somalis only have a history of never ending tribal conflicts.
The nomadic Somali tribes have invaded and forcefully occupied parts of the present state of Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya which were populated by non-ethnic groups.
Zemene Mesafint and what happened in Southern Somaliweyn is basically the same other than one being more recordedEven the Sayyid was not really pre colonial as more of a reaction to colonialism. But really, pre 1880, not much happened. Can't be compared to something like Zemene Mesafint in Ethiopia for example.
Ridiculous1. Most Somalis converted to Islam in the 15th century. Somalis don't have a long tradition and history with Islam.
2. Futush al Habash had nothing to do with Somalis. Arab faqiqh states, "Ethio-Semitic speakers formed the dominant section of the Adal population." Most Somalis were reluctant to join the jihad against Ethiopia. They cited their impoverished condition as a reason for not joining the Jihad. Once again, Somalis were just nomads roaming around the desert during the Futush-al-Habesh period.
3. Somali nomads are constantly on the move in search of water and pasture. They keep moving because most of their places are uninhabitable due to the harsh climate and scarce resources. Nomadic societies are generally lawless and anarchic. Somalis only have a history of never ending tribal conflicts.
The nomadic Somali tribes have invaded and forcefully occupied parts of the present state of Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya which were populated by non-ethnic groups.
The Ethiopian hate for Somalis really needs to be studied. I can understand us hating you for ocupiying our land but nobodyβs history is insignificant. Also you cherry pick oral tradition to degrade our history but that same oral tradition elavates and even at times exaggerate our history. Pick your poison .What history? Essentially internecine tribal conflict stretching a millenia. The only really 3 events notable was The adoption of Islam, Futuh al Habash and the crossing into Northern Kenya. That's pretty much it. Not very glorious, but quite decent for an African ethnic group.
Even the Sayyid was not really pre colonial as more of a reaction to colonialism. But really, pre 1880, not much happened. Can't be compared to something like Zemene Mesafint in Ethiopia for example.