Somali paganism is great

[King of Somalia]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somali_mythology

Better than the Semitic religion

 

[King of Somalia]

Nidar ba ku heli

 

[SOMALI GENERAL]

Bit ironic of you to denounce Islam as a Semitic religion & praise Somali paganism when you have al-shabab terrorists as your pfp lmao.

 

[Apollo]

See my thread on Kemetism:

https://www.somalispot.com/threads/kemetism.59844/

Resurrecting dead religions is a bit cringey.

 

[Faahiye]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somali_mythology

Better than the Semitic religion

@King of Somalia,

La Ilaha ila llah muhammadur rasulullah


Best,

Faahiye

 

[CaliTedesse]

Go lick Tengrin his balls you weird Turk who despises Arabs so he left the religion.

 

[Apollo]

Go lick Tengrin his balls you weird Turk who despises Arabs so he left the religion.

I wonder why Iranian racists are Shia instead of Sunni, kkkkk. Core element of Shiism is the importance of Arabian blood.

 

[SOMALI GENERAL]

I wonder why Iranian racists are Shia instead of Sunni, kkkkk. Core element of Shiism is the importance of Arabian blood.

I don't know much about Shiism, but i was under the impression that Shiism values Persian blood.

 

[CaliTedesse]

I wonder why Iranian racists are Shia instead of Sunni, kkkkk. Core element of Shiism is the importance of Arabian blood.

I dont know kkkk they are weird

 

[CaliTedesse]

@King of Somalia

What do you think of Tengri kkkkkkkk?

 

[Apollo]

I don't know much about Shiism, but i was under the impression that Shiism values Persian blood.

Wasn't it initially all about maintaining the prophetic blood line? Very weird that it took off in Iranians and not Arabs. You'd expect the reverse based on that fact alone, but of course there are many other aspects and historical events that explain why it is prominent in Iran.

 

[King of Somalia]

@King of Somalia

What do you think of Tengri kkkkkkkk?

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Great religion

 

[Timo Jareer and proud]

Wikipedia article is full of crap.

"Wadaad" is a northern Somali phrase used that translates to, "a person who has knowledge of Allah" or "a person who has knowledge of the deen". The word does have pagan roots put has nothing to do with Cushites, it was used by ancient northern Yemeni's to describe a person who had knowledge of Wadd, a ancient god worshiped at the time. Northern Somali Dir's after beinf established by those Yemeni clans continued to use the phrase when we converted to Christianity then Islamifed it when we converted to Islam.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wadd

A "Wadaad priest" in that article is ironically referring to South Semites instead of Cushites.

 

[CaliTedesse]

Great religion

HAHHAHAHAHHAHAH domuz

 

[Apollo]

Great religion

Wa siktir lan, you Turkish abi?

 

[King of Somalia]

Im half Somali

 

[Apollo]

Im half Somali

@SOMALI GENERAL

This could be your future son. The West is a dangerous place to raise kids.

 

[SOMALI GENERAL]

Wasn't it initially all about maintaining the prophetic blood line? Very weird that it took off in Iranians and not Arabs. You'd expect the reverse based on that fact alone, but of course there are many other aspects and historical events that explain why it is prominent in Iran.

A long time ago, i read somewhere that one of the founders of Shiism was half Persian, although this may not be true.

The main reason why Shia Islam took off in Iran is because the Iranian state wanted to differentiate the country from the Ottoman Empire and be independent religiously from the dominant Sunni power at the time(Ottomans).

 

[pablo]

Im half Somali

What’s ur other side?

 

[Al-Burcaawi]

A long time ago, i read somewhere that one of the founders of Shiism was half Persian, although this may not be true.

The main reason why Shia Islam took off in Iran is because the Iranian state wanted to differentiate the country from the Ottoman Empire and be independent religiously from the dominant Sunni power at the time(Ottomans).

it was made by force killing sunnis and their ulama and importing shiite clerics

can u believe that iran used to be sunni before the 17th century