HISTORY Medieval Somali Armour
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I think that chainmail picture originates from this site
Somali infantry and cavalry suggestion
Hey guys i haven't played EU4, but i wanted to know if the game had the kick ass cavalry somalis had. Right now all i see is infantry and i don't even see the famous somali swordsmen or even the lancers.. here is a small wikipedia article about...
Mr. Nur
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We as next youth should built a national mueusum in somalia to promote our cultrue.
Somalis can bring back their culture by promoting and preserving their cultural heritage. Somalia has a rich cultural heritage that includes traditions in pottery, music, architecture, wood carving, and other genres4. Somali art is characterized by its aniconism, partly as a result of the vestigial influence of the pre-Islamic4. The Somali community has produced important Muslim figures over the centuries, many of whom have significantly shaped the course of Islamic learning and practice in the Horn of Africa and the Muslim world4.Somalia has developed a National Strategy for Culture to protect and promote its cultural heritage3. The strategy includes broadening the definition of culture to include intangible cultural heritage, such as oral traditions, poetry, song, and dance3. Women play a leading role in the transmission of culture in Somalia, and they should be included in the forefront of efforts towards the development of the culture sector in Somalia3.Somalis can also bring back their culture by promoting certain values that are characteristic of Somalis, such as generosity, hospitality, kinship, respect for the elderly, and honor2. It is important to note that Somali culture can differ significantly across Somalia as many regions experience varying levels of poverty, governance, and safety2.Finally, Somalis can bring back their culture by educating the younger generation about their cultural heritage. Although Somalis may differ in nuances of local lifestyle, they share a uniform language, religion, and culture, and trace their heritage to a common ancestor1. Somali children should be raised with much love but also disciplined and taught to work from a young age, with little time for play5. By promoting and preserving their cultural heritage, Somalis can bring back their culture and pass it on to future generations.
Somalis can bring back their culture by promoting and preserving their cultural heritage. Somalia has a rich cultural heritage that includes traditions in pottery, music, architecture, wood carving, and other genres4. Somali art is characterized by its aniconism, partly as a result of the vestigial influence of the pre-Islamic4. The Somali community has produced important Muslim figures over the centuries, many of whom have significantly shaped the course of Islamic learning and practice in the Horn of Africa and the Muslim world4.Somalia has developed a National Strategy for Culture to protect and promote its cultural heritage3. The strategy includes broadening the definition of culture to include intangible cultural heritage, such as oral traditions, poetry, song, and dance3. Women play a leading role in the transmission of culture in Somalia, and they should be included in the forefront of efforts towards the development of the culture sector in Somalia3.Somalis can also bring back their culture by promoting certain values that are characteristic of Somalis, such as generosity, hospitality, kinship, respect for the elderly, and honor2. It is important to note that Somali culture can differ significantly across Somalia as many regions experience varying levels of poverty, governance, and safety2.Finally, Somalis can bring back their culture by educating the younger generation about their cultural heritage. Although Somalis may differ in nuances of local lifestyle, they share a uniform language, religion, and culture, and trace their heritage to a common ancestor1. Somali children should be raised with much love but also disciplined and taught to work from a young age, with little time for play5. By promoting and preserving their cultural heritage, Somalis can bring back their culture and pass it on to future generations.
The second image looks like a Mamluk. I do know that during the Adal war they wore chainmail, probably like the first image. Heavy armor would not work in our climate.
