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Somaliland’s Minister of Interior chased from Saylac town

hdi 0.4 vs hdi 0.4 type arguement
Ciise are the poorest of the poorest among Somali people as they are still living as nomads with little diaspora community who can't send enough money back home to built a clinic or a school and the millionaires in Djibouti (excluding IOG) are either isaaq samaroon or an Arab Yemeni
 
Ciise are the poorest of the poorest among Somali people as they are still living as nomads with little diaspora community who can't send enough money back home to built a clinic or a school and the millionaires in Djibouti (excluding IOG) are either isaaq samaroon or an Arab Yemeni
You sound like a victim what did ciises do to you ??
 

Araabi

Awdalite
That essay your using is not even accurate. Richard burton book clearly stated that ciises were the one escorting him im pretty sure they were mamasan.




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Who mentioned anything about Richard Burton? Do you think he was the only traveller that visited the coast?

Paulitschke always states that the Gadabursi owned Zeila. Forget trade. Even the cultural enrichment and tradition. The first love song ever written by a Somali was a Gadabursi from Zeila. It became the most famous song amongst the Arabs, Indians, Sudanese and everyone else. What did the Ciise contribute?
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Political Resident at Zeila, J. S. King, recorded a famous Somali folk song native to Zeila and titled: "To my Beloved", which was written by a Gadabuursi man to a girl of the same tribe. The song became hugely popular throughout Zeila despite it being incomprehensible to the other Somalis.

Philipp Paulitschke (1893) mentions about the song:
"To my Beloved: Ancient song of the Zeilans (Ahl Zeila), a mixture of Arabs, Somâli, Abyssinians and Negroes, which Major J. S. King dictated to a hundred-year-old man in 1886. The song was incomprehensible to the Somâl. It is undoubtedly written by a Gadaburssi and addressed to a girl of the same tribe."

Song:


Lyrics of the song in Somali translated to English:

Inád dor santahâj wahân kagarân difta ku gutalah.
Jidkagi dalajsna sidî dagal madobája.
Bukur dora dûk lamâ hadto ê darafmadan ghaili.
Dukad jo tawâschi âd g'amahā dibugu la fijûtu?
Darhaga harábka o dakhal sides mughda.
Darafjid harako ádigo dalaka lainâjā
Dugagadaha wahan kagadigî dûbi l'agêda.
Dunjada turkugû nûdugûja dâr-taijadda búhada.
Jilal dirbigga Sâhil bâdūbī sarênkīja.
Dara'dînă wahio kugudi doha Hirwwâ.
Duhbán kagalên nimika dagâ dabâ nugâlīda.
Meschád kádaiji kamâ aid'in dûgsin l'abája.
Jntán maraddu d'a'is kagadimân dûbō gūguschâda

Translation:
Noticing your offbeat rhythm, likely from your heavy steps.
Your once radiant cheek now dark as coal.
A fancy veil is there, but it can't replace your worn one.
Can you spot a sleek black horse, fragrances, and attendants around?
When you reach out your hand, it's like you're proudly balancing to step out.
Your posture and height remind me of a Bustard, and you swagger with pride.
I'll share some silver from the wealth the Turk left us and our full house.
During winter in Bér-bera, you can use the wheat to bake a cake.
Summer will bring rain in the Hirwwâ (Harrawa) valley just for you.
You won't be bothered by the oily dirt from people beyond the desert.
If it rains, it's not the kind you'd want to drink.
Keep your clothes neat by setting up your camp right.
 
You sound like a victim what did ciises do to you ??
Sxb I'm just stating facts plus y'all missing your priority which is to safeguard your territories from encroachment of Canfar and Oromos and also working on overthrowing the regime that exists in Djibouti instead of being pawns used by IOG to cause chaos in Somaliland
 
Who mentioned anything about Richard Burton? Do you think he was the only traveller that visited the coast?

Paulitschke always states that the Gadabursi owned Zeila. Forget trade. Even the cultural enrichment and tradition. The first love song ever written by a Somali was a Gadabursi from Zeila. It became the most famous song amongst the Arabs, Indians, Sudanese and everyone else. What did the Ciise contribute?
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Political Resident at Zeila, J. S. King, recorded a famous Somali folk song native to Zeila and titled: "To my Beloved", which was written by a Gadabuursi man to a girl of the same tribe. The song became hugely popular throughout Zeila despite it being incomprehensible to the other Somalis.

Philipp Paulitschke (1893) mentions about the song:
"To my Beloved: Ancient song of the Zeilans (Ahl Zeila), a mixture of Arabs, Somâli, Abyssinians and Negroes, which Major J. S. King dictated to a hundred-year-old man in 1886. The song was incomprehensible to the Somâl. It is undoubtedly written by a Gadaburssi and addressed to a girl of the same tribe."

Song:

Lyrics of the song in Somali translated to English:

Inád dor santahâj wahân kagarân difta ku gutalah.
Jidkagi dalajsna sidî dagal madobája.
Bukur dora dûk lamâ hadto ê darafmadan ghaili.
Dukad jo tawâschi âd g'amahā dibugu la fijûtu?
Darhaga harábka o dakhal sides mughda.
Darafjid harako ádigo dalaka lainâjā
Dugagadaha wahan kagadigî dûbi l'agêda.
Dunjada turkugû nûdugûja dâr-taijadda búhada.
Jilal dirbigga Sâhil bâdūbī sarênkīja.
Dara'dînă wahio kugudi doha Hirwwâ.
Duhbán kagalên nimika dagâ dabâ nugâlīda.
Meschád kádaiji kamâ aid'in dûgsin l'abája.
Jntán maraddu d'a'is kagadimân dûbō gūguschâda

Translation:
Noticing your offbeat rhythm, likely from your heavy steps.
Your once radiant cheek now dark as coal.
A fancy veil is there, but it can't replace your worn one.
Can you spot a sleek black horse, fragrances, and attendants around?
When you reach out your hand, it's like you're proudly balancing to step out.
Your posture and height remind me of a Bustard, and you swagger with pride.
I'll share some silver from the wealth the Turk left us and our full house.
During winter in Bér-bera, you can use the wheat to bake a cake.
Summer will bring rain in the Hirwwâ (Harrawa) valley just for you.
You won't be bothered by the oily dirt from people beyond the desert.
If it rains, it's not the kind you'd want to drink.
Keep your clothes neat by setting up your camp right.
The governments that matter (British & French) both stated that Gadabursi were landlocked tribe you keep responding but it means nothing.


The Roble afeed source that you used was from an essay that claimed he escorted Richard burton from saylac to harar. That is false Richard burton was escorted by mamasan.
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Who mentioned anything about Richard Burton? Do you think he was the only traveller that visited the coast?

Paulitschke always states that the Gadabursi owned Zeila. Forget trade. Even the cultural enrichment and tradition. The first love song ever written by a Somali was a Gadabursi from Zeila. It became the most famous song amongst the Arabs, Indians, Sudanese and everyone else. What did the Ciise contribute?
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Political Resident at Zeila, J. S. King, recorded a famous Somali folk song native to Zeila and titled: "To my Beloved", which was written by a Gadabuursi man to a girl of the same tribe. The song became hugely popular throughout Zeila despite it being incomprehensible to the other Somalis.

Philipp Paulitschke (1893) mentions about the song:
"To my Beloved: Ancient song of the Zeilans (Ahl Zeila), a mixture of Arabs, Somâli, Abyssinians and Negroes, which Major J. S. King dictated to a hundred-year-old man in 1886. The song was incomprehensible to the Somâl. It is undoubtedly written by a Gadaburssi and addressed to a girl of the same tribe."

Song:

Lyrics of the song in Somali translated to English:

Inád dor santahâj wahân kagarân difta ku gutalah.
Jidkagi dalajsna sidî dagal madobája.
Bukur dora dûk lamâ hadto ê darafmadan ghaili.
Dukad jo tawâschi âd g'amahā dibugu la fijûtu?
Darhaga harábka o dakhal sides mughda.
Darafjid harako ádigo dalaka lainâjā
Dugagadaha wahan kagadigî dûbi l'agêda.
Dunjada turkugû nûdugûja dâr-taijadda búhada.
Jilal dirbigga Sâhil bâdūbī sarênkīja.
Dara'dînă wahio kugudi doha Hirwwâ.
Duhbán kagalên nimika dagâ dabâ nugâlīda.
Meschád kádaiji kamâ aid'in dûgsin l'abája.
Jntán maraddu d'a'is kagadimân dûbō gūguschâda

Translation:
Noticing your offbeat rhythm, likely from your heavy steps.
Your once radiant cheek now dark as coal.
A fancy veil is there, but it can't replace your worn one.
Can you spot a sleek black horse, fragrances, and attendants around?
When you reach out your hand, it's like you're proudly balancing to step out.
Your posture and height remind me of a Bustard, and you swagger with pride.
I'll share some silver from the wealth the Turk left us and our full house.
During winter in Bér-bera, you can use the wheat to bake a cake.
Summer will bring rain in the Hirwwâ (Harrawa) valley just for you.
You won't be bothered by the oily dirt from people beyond the desert.
If it rains, it's not the kind you'd want to drink.
Keep your clothes neat by setting up your camp right.
I already proved my point with first hand sources and eye witnesses accounts (pictures).
I don't need to continue, the French and British government both said you landlocked case closed .
 

Araabi

Awdalite
The governments that matter (British & French) both stated that Gadabursi were landlocked tribe you keep responding but it means nothing.


The Roble afeed source that you used was from an essay that claimed he escorted Richard burton from saylac to harar. That is false Richard burton was escorted by mamasan.View attachment 378326

Roble Afded didn't escort anyone. Nor was that a claim ever made. When the Europeans came he was the main businessman and trader in Saylac. He was a household name.
 
The Ciise dont settle anywhere. The local inhabitants are Gadabursi:
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So ciises don't live anywhere huh lool you guys hate us even more then I thought
Ok then how come the roads from lowyacado to borama is closed ?
Theres ciises portesting from lowyacado to hadeyte and cadbi geedi ( passed lughaya)
Saylac ,Asha cado, ceel gaal, jidhi, abdul qadir, xabaas, xariirad all ciise 😂
Heres some videos of protesting in our deegans. I could show you more but I don't feel like looking for it.






Ciise in lughaya




Old video of mamasan in ceel la helay

Mamsan near ceel Sheekh at Fuguxo

Mamsan at ceel sheekh


Maamsan protesting at damasha ( Lughaya) its near Agabar in Gabiley district
 
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Ciise are the poorest of the poorest among Somali people as they are still living as nomads with little diaspora community who can't send enough money back home to built a clinic or a school and the millionaires in Djibouti (excluding IOG) are either isaaq samaroon or an Arab Yemeni
What a joke, why are the gadabuursi always so jealous of their fellow clansman. Bro you can talking all day long, the issas own Djibouti. Djibouti is the richest part of the somali peninsula hands down and by far the most strategic. We don't give a dam f*ck about yemenis or other outsiders if the contradict our interest. The uae misbehave we kick them out, the usa want to bomb the houthis we say f*ck of. You think we can't kick the isaag, samaroon or yemeni out of they misbehave? Wallah you're a hater, lier or a retard if you believe that. choose for yourself.
 

Araabi

Awdalite
So ciises don't live anywhere huh lool you guys hate us even more then I thought
Ok then how come the roads from lowyacado to borama is closed ?
Theres ciises portesting from lowyacado to hadeyte and cadbi geedi ( passed lughaya)
Saylac ,Asha cado, ceel gaal, jidhi, abdul qadir, xabaas, xariirad all ciise 😂
Heres some videos of protesting in our deegans. I could show you more but I don't feel like looking for it.






Ciise in lughaya




Old video of mamasan in ceel la helay

Mamsan near ceel Sheekh at Fuguxo

Mamsan at ceel sheekh


Maamsan protesting at damasha ( Lughaya) its near Agabar in Gabiley district

The Mamasan are one of the smallest Ciise subclans, they only have a lot of clout because they're in power in Djibouti. They live in seasonal tents. Half the year they're grazing and the rest of the 6 months they come back.

The Ciise generally speaking have a very strict seasonal nomadic trail. They come from Ethiopia, pass the guban, and then go back and forth and then go to Shinile. Less than 5% of Ciise live in permanent settlements where they live.

The only protests that happened were in Asha Addo, Habas and Ceel gaal.


Here are Gadabursi in Ceel la helay:


Here are them in Lughaya town, the capital of the Bahabar Muuse:


Gadabursi elders in Saylac town:

The protests are in the nomadic shanty villages. None happened in the big towns.
 
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What a joke, why are the gadabuursi always so jealous of their fellow clansman. Bro you can talking all day long, the issas own Djibouti. Djibouti is the richest part of the somali peninsula hands down and by far the most strategic. We don't give a dam f*ck about yemenis or other outsiders if the contradict our interest. The uae misbehave we kick them out, the usa want to bomb the houthis we say f*ck of. You think we can't kick the isaag, samaroon or yemeni out of they misbehave? Wallah you're a hater, lier or a retard if you believe that. choose for yourself.

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That's your Djibouti you're bragging about :draketf:
 
The Mamasan are one of the smallest Ciise subclans, they only have a lot of clout because they're in power in Djibouti. They live in seasonal tents. Half the year they're grazing and the rest of the 6 months they come back.

The Ciise generally speaking have a very strict seasonal nomadic trail. They come from Ethiopia, pass the guban, and then go back and forth and then go to Shinile. Less than 5% of Ciise live in permanent settlements where they live.

The only protests that happened were in Asha Addo, Habas and Ceel gaal.
Wallahi you're a joke the largest town in salal is xariirad the ciise mayor and deputy is ciise.
We have towns and we have nomads your lies are catching up to you.


Even half of Garbo Dadar near baki is shared the depty mayor is ciise and we always fight there
are you going to say we're seasonal guest here too ? :reallymaury:

 

Araabi

Awdalite
Wallahi you're a joke the largest town in salal is xariirad the ciise mayor and deputy is ciise.
We have towns and we have nomads your lies are catching up to you.


Even half of Garbo Dadar near baki is shared the depty mayor is ciise and we always fight there
are you going to say we're seasonal guest here too ? :reallymaury:


Garbodadar is an Abrayn town. There has never been an Ciise mayor in both Garbodadar and Lughaya.

Lughaya and Garbodadar have only ever had Gadabursi mayors ever sicne they became a district. However Saylac and Xariirad both previously had Gadabursi mayors. In 2012 the Xariirad mayor was Gadabursi and was given to the Ciise as a consolation when they lost the local elections.

A couple of women oo luuqad adag kula hadlay is like me in Ceerigabo lol. Is that some sort of statement?

Also, you can't compare the numbers. Both 2005 and 2021, the Ciise couldn't even win a single parliamentary seat and was given a token seat. In 2021, the Habar Muuse subclan of the Mahad Case got 14k votes, more than the combined Ciise vote in all of Awdal which was 11.5k. The whole Gadabursi vote count was over 75k. Just accept that there is no comparison. Instead of trying to compete with a permanently settled clan go and fight for the land you lost to the Afars and Oromos.
 

Araabi

Awdalite
Wallahi you're a joke the largest town in salal is xariirad the ciise mayor and deputy is ciise.
We have towns and we have nomads your lies are catching up to you.


Even half of Garbo Dadar near baki is shared the depty mayor is ciise and we always fight there
are you going to say we're seasonal guest here too ? :reallymaury:

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One Gadabursi mayor replacing another Gadabursi mayor. Thats how it works in Garbodadar. The same with Lughaya, the current mayor has had the same position for over 15 years:


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The mayor replacing one Gadabursi xoghaye in Lughaya for another Gadabursi. That's just how it works.
 
Garbodadar is an Abrayn town. There has never been an Ciise mayor in both Garbodadar and Lughaya.

Lughaya and Garbodadar have only ever had Gadabursi mayors ever sicne they became a district. However Saylac and Xariirad both previously had Gadabursi mayors. In 2012 the Xariirad mayor was Gadabursi and was given to the Ciise as a consolation when they lost the local elections.

A couple of women oo luuqad adag kula hadlay is like me in Ceerigabo lol. Is that some sort of statement?

Also, you can't compare the numbers. Both 2005 and 2021, the Ciise couldn't even win a single parliamentary seat and was given a token seat. In 2021, the Habar Muuse subclan of the Mahad Case got 14k votes, more than the combined Ciise vote in all of Awdal which was 11.5k. The whole Gadabursi vote count was over 75k. Just accept that there is no comparison. Instead of trying to compete with a permanently settled clan go and fight for the land you lost to the Afars and Oromos.
The gadabuursi the ever lasting jaulous little brother that's hating on his older brother how pathetic you're. Yeah most of the people left for Djibouti, so what? it's still not you're land period
 
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