Somali factories in Eritrea early 1800s

[Himmler]

 

[Ximan iyo Xadeed]

Met an Afar Warsangeli on Facebook a month ago. Apparently they mostly live in Eritrea and have a sizable qayb in baditumela butchered the name.

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

Met an Afar Warsangeli on Facebook a month ago. Apparently they mostly live in Eritrea and have a sizable qayb in baditumela butchered the name.

Didn't a delegation of Afar, from Djibouti, visit Somalia not long ago, and they even said they were Warsangeli formerly. The VP or Speaker, someone high up.

 

[Ximan iyo Xadeed]

Didn't a delegation of Afar, from Djibouti, visit Somalia not long ago, and they even said they were Warsangeli formerly. The VP or Speaker, someone high up.

They landed in Hargeisa and went to Ceerigaabo

Also the PM and Speaker in Djibouti come from that clan, the PM even met Amb Gamal not that long ago.

 

[Emir of Zayla]

Didn't a delegation of Afar, from Djibouti, visit Somalia not long ago, and they even said they were Warsangeli formerly. The VP or Speaker, someone high up.

Isn’t it about time we accept Afars into Somalinimo? Issas/Dirs have done a good job assimilating them.

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

@Tropical Breeze

 

[Ximan iyo Xadeed]

@Tropical Breeze

Omarto from Badhtumela and Ad Salah also there are many other isolated among other clans newer immigrants dating back from 80 years also exist

 

[xawaadleboi121]

Both were written in early 19th century
To be exact the first dates back to 1820

The Tour of Africa

books.google.com

The 2nd to 1810

A Voyage to Abyssinia

books.google.be

They might've been established earlier though allahu a'lam i will search for an older record.
Somalis weren't limited to the coast either. Somalis inhabited the interior specifically keren since the Egyptians came to eritrea.
It says a somali called Sayyid Wayrax had vast amount of lands and was an enterprise in it.
View attachment 305518
Here's the somali elder of somalis in massawa and keren as i was told.
Photo taken in 1920s
View attachment 305520

if you have any evidence confirming them being somali in that photo, please share it with me. thank you

 

[xawaadleboi121]

Both were written in early 19th century
To be exact the first dates back to 1820

The Tour of Africa

books.google.com

The 2nd to 1810

A Voyage to Abyssinia

books.google.be

They might've been established earlier though allahu a'lam i will search for an older record.
Somalis weren't limited to the coast either. Somalis inhabited the interior specifically keren since the Egyptians came to eritrea.
It says a somali called Sayyid Wayrax had vast amount of lands and was an enterprise in it.
View attachment 305518
Here's the somali elder of somalis in massawa and keren as i was told.
Photo taken in 1920s
View attachment 305520

source for the somalis in keren too pls mahadsanid

 

[somali04]

Most people who trace their lineage to Somalis in Eritrea are mostly Warsangeli. Additionally, all the major tribes of Afar (Badoytamela, Dahimella) and Saho (Omarto) trace their lineage to the Warsangeli. I met dozens from these communities and they have a real written lineage.

 

[Arabsiyawi]

This reminds me of this video on twitter of a saho man who claim to be a somali who've been living in eritrea ever since the futuh. He is even able to speak a bit of somali.



This is not the first time that saho were said to have some somalis incorporated within their clan. I also remember reading about some saho that are gadabuursi originally that came from somalia.

BS. The Saho community is probably the most tested ethnic group in the Horn of Africa after us (on YFull and theYtree) and none of them fall under a Somali branch. Including the Minifres. They vary in YDNA with some being on J1, E-V22, T etc etc etc.

 

[Garaad diinle]

BS. The Saho community is probably the most tested ethnic group in the Horn of Africa after us (on YFull and theYtree) and none of them fall under a Somali branch. Including the Minifres. They vary in YDNA with some being on J1, E-V22, T etc etc etc.

Interesting, still i seem to have a feeling that there is more to the story than meets the eye. These people in the video seem to have an oral tradition of originally coming from somalia and they somehow retain some vocabulary from their claimed somali origin. He literally spoke a bit of somali so there must some truth to the claim.

 

[NidarNidar]

You had individual Somali travelers going back centuries along the Red Sea - possibly millenniums factoring in the regional trade globalization. I posted how a 23andMe-linked relative doctor of Beja descent had a maternal grandparent from Somaliland. The fact that he was from Hargeisa means that he is a removed cousin.

I have 3rd Cousin who is fully 92% Eriterian, people used to travel far and wide.

 

[NidarNidar]

I for one know one T-L208 Eriteran who is my 4/5th cousin.

 

[Arabsiyawi]

Interesting, still i seem to have a feeling that there is more to the story than meets the eye. These people in the video seem to have an oral tradition of originally coming from somalia and they somehow retain some vocabulary from their claimed somali origin. He literally spoke a bit of somali so there must some truth to the claim.

Somalis have been wewuzzin’ a lot of groups recently looool it’s all bs. We don’t even know where this video came from

 

[Garaad diinle]

Somalis have been wewuzzin’ a lot of groups recently looool it’s all bs. We don’t even know where this video came from

You're sceptical i get it and frankly there is nothing wrong with a healthy dose of scepticism. Time would tell if these stories have any merit to them or not but personally am a bit convinced that they have some degree of authenticity or accuracy.

 

[xawaadleboi121]

BS. The Saho community is probably the most tested ethnic group in the Horn of Africa after us (on YFull and theYtree) and none of them fall under a Somali branch. Including the Minifres. They vary in YDNA with some being on J1, E-V22, T etc etc etc.

has there been a gadafur tested specifically.

 

[Ximan iyo Xadeed]

Most people who trace their lineage to Somalis in Eritrea are mostly Warsangeli. Additionally, all the major tribes of Afar (Badoytamela, Dahimella) and Saho (Omarto) trace their lineage to the Warsangeli. I met dozens from these communities and they have a real written lineage.

You forgot Ayre Lasso a small fishing community

 

[somali04]

You forgot Ayre Lasso a small fishing community

I never heard of these guys. Are they Afar?