Taleex fortress

[Hemaal]

Not bad dhulos! I might visit there next summer iA

 

[Showtime]

Ur welcome to visit anytime taleex is a historical town mashallah

 

[Hemaal]

Ur welcome to visit anytime taleex is a historical town mashallah

Thanks sxb! Its amazing how reer taleex kept the fortress just like the way it was

 

[Thegoodshepherd]

Silsilad at Taleex and Dawaad at Eyl are probbably the two most well preserved forts of the Darawiish. There were a couple in Sanaag in Badhan and Jidali but they seem to have been destroyed.

Dawaad

 

[Arma]

Dhulbahante waa siil macaan leh.

 

[Cognitivedissonance]

Dhulbahante waa siil macaan leh.

You're the one who's called armadhillo don't think everyone's like you waskan waxid.

Masha Allah, what great history & great people waa goob.

 

[RudeBoi]

Dhulbahante waa siil macaan leh.

 

[Arma]

You're the one who's called armadhillo don't think everyone's like you waskan waxid.

Masha Allah, what great history & great people waa goob.

Eat sh*t ya c*nt.

 

[Cognitivedissonance]

Eat sh*t ya c*nt.

My man sounds like a chick still kkkk

Bruh it's not my fault that your name sounds like am a

 

[Bahal]

I hope they preserve the place we don't want niggas to claim Oromos built it like they do with our other shit

 

[Duchess]

I hope they preserve the place we don't want niggas to claim Oromos built it like they do with our other shit

Foreigners did build it though.

 

[yas/London]

Mad Mullah is turning in his grave to some of you in this thread. Have some fucking respect!!! It's Eid..

 

[Bahal]

Foreigners did build it though.

Foreign architects sure but it's still Somali so

 

[Duchess]

Foreign architects sure but it's still Somali so

It was built by shipwrecked foreigners who were used as slave laborers. The only Somali thing about it is that it's in Somalia.

 

[Bahal]

It was built by shipwrecked foreigners who were used as slave laborers. The only Somali thing about it is that it's in Somalia.

Naa naga aamus, that's the most Somali thing I've ever heard

 

[Duchess]

Naa naga aamus, that's the most Somali thing I've ever heard

Okay, the forced labor part is. I'll agree with that.

 

[Canuck]

It was built by shipwrecked foreigners who were used as slave laborers. The only Somali thing about it is that it's in Somalia.

The foreigners were yemen labours for hard labour and thier families still live in Somalia.

 

[Tucking_Fypo]

Foreigners did build it though.

the grandson of the yemeni engineer talking about the history of those buildings.