Somalia: Where it all began

[Samaalic Era]

The story of mankind began in Somalia and Somalia is the land of our father, Adam pbuh. Adam pbuh was the peak of human physique and appearence. Somali physique is but one of the Adamic inheritance that we recieved. Did you know that Ham pbuh was the possessions of Adam and Hawa pbut and he passed it down to his descendants. Other than Somalis, most descendants of Ham were tyrannical pagans, it was the sons of Xashi who carried on the Noahic tradition and after Beesha Xashi it was Abroone and his descendants, Beesha Samaale, who carried on the Abrahamic tradition till the time of the Prophet. Somalia is very integral to the last days. Some will say its because of our position in geopolitics but that is not case as they would like you to believe.

Somalia is where it all began and it will be where it will come to an end. Walalayaal, from the fatherland, shall come bid'nillah, a world changing event which shall herald the last hour. Somaliya will rise from the ashes of war and she shall spread her wings.

Until then,Somaliya weeps my brethren

 

[YourBroMoe]

The story of mankind began in Somalia and Somalia is the land of our father, Adam pbuh. Adam pbuh was the peak of human physique and appearence. Somali physique is but one of the Adamic inheritance that we recieved. Did you know that Ham pbuh was the possessions of Adam and Hawa pbut and he passed it down to his descendants. Other than Somalis, most descendants of Ham were tyrannical pagans, it was the sons of Xashi who carried on the Noahic tradition and after Beesha Xashi it was Abroone and his descendants, Beesha Samaale, who carried on the Abrahamic tradition till the time of the Prophet. Somalia is very integral to the last days. Some will say its because of our position in geopolitics but that is not case as they would like you to believe.

Somalia is where it all began and it will be where it will come to an end. Walalayaal, from the fatherland, shall come bid'nillah, a world changing event which shall herald the last hour. Somaliya will rise from the ashes of war and she shall spread her wings.

Until then,Somaliya weeps my brethren

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I wonder if the Pagans had a apocalypse. I wonder if they thought they were destined for greatness. I wonder if they thought they were the only one's that are right. I wonder if they thought that they alone will go to paradise. I wonder if they even considered the views of others. I wonder if they ever questioned their faith.

I then wonder about the monotheists, who in the beginning, were subjugated by the Pagan. Looked at as heretics by the Pagan. Told that they were a curse. A plague. Destroyers of tradition. Killers of the truth. Of the right path.

Then I look at myself and wonder, are the seculars right? Are we here by accident? Did we over-complicate it? Or are we lost?

And finally, I wonder if its a waste of time, thinking about this in the first place.

 

[Samaalic Era]

I wonder if the Pagans had a apocalypse. I wonder if they thought they were destined for greatness. I wonder if they thought they were the only one's that are right. I wonder if they thought that they alone will go to paradise. I wonder if they even considered the views of others. I wonder if they ever questioned their faith.

I then wonder about the monotheists, who in the beginning, were subjugated by the Pagan. Looked at as heretics by the Pagan. Told that they were a curse. A plague. Destroyers of tradition. Killers of the truth. Of the right path.

Then I look at myself and wonder, are the seculars right? Are we here by accident? Did we over-complicate it? Or are we lost?

And finally, I wonder if its a waste of time, thinking about this in the first place.

Not at all sxb, these thoughts display what goes through our minds and is a necessary process

 

[Lum]

I wonder if the Pagans had a apocalypse. I wonder if they thought they were destined for greatness. I wonder if they thought they were the only one's that are right. I wonder if they thought that they alone will go to paradise. I wonder if they even considered the views of others. I wonder if they ever questioned their faith.

I then wonder about the monotheists, who in the beginning, were subjugated by the Pagan. Looked at as heretics by the Pagan. Told that they were a curse. A plague. Destroyers of tradition. Killers of the truth. Of the right path.

Then I look at myself and wonder, are the seculars right? Are we here by accident? Did we over-complicate it? Or are we lost?

And finally, I wonder if its a waste of time, thinking about this in the first place.

Any source?

 

[YourBroMoe]

Any source?

Do you know what the word "wonder" means?