The holy land of Minnesota was promised to us 5000 years ago
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Indeed. I remember through ancestral memory when our Wawat Bronze-Age Nubian ancestors gathered up on Elephantine near Aswan and their Chieftain declared, "In five thousand years Horus tells me ye will claim a land named Minnesota." and the scribe by his feet tapped this away on a clay tablet in Egyptian Hieroglyphics. Our ancestors at the time didn't know what he was on about and thought the nigga was on proto-khat or some shit but here we are.
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"Tuuladaa minisootodaada tag innaguse halkan ee dalka Kumaad baan joognaa"Indeed. I remember through ancestral memory when our Wawat Bronze-Age Nubian ancestors gathered up on Elephantine near Aswan and their Chieftain declared, "In five thousand years Horus tells me ye will claim a land named Minnesota." and the scribe by his feet tapped this away on a clay tablet in Egyptian Hieroglyphics. Our ancestors at the time didn't know what he was on about and thought the nigga was on proto-khat or some shit but here we are.
"Waan fahmay Waxaad jeceshiin inaad dadkaas beer leeyihiin wada bartaan. Dad gaal la' tihiin niman gaal la' ka dhaleen dhulkana waa dhul langaab haddee"
It is told in the Sooyaal's canon that this retort birthed the the state of the land of somalia and was in fact the original State-ment ever given that a state was meant by it
Our ancestors were always monotheist and never believed in Horus iyo jiini iyo jaan. Not an ounce of polytheism in Somali culture. I don’t buy it. Waaq is one of the 99 names of Allah, Arabicized as Al-Waaq!Indeed. I remember through ancestral memory when our Wawat Bronze-Age Nubian ancestors gathered up on Elephantine near Aswan and their Chieftain declared, "In five thousand years Horus tells me ye will claim a land named Minnesota." and the scribe by his feet tapped this away on a clay tablet in Egyptian Hieroglyphics. Our ancestors at the time didn't know what he was on about and thought the nigga was on proto-khat or some shit but here we are.
I'm afraid I've found and seen some clear evidence to the contrary. Will be in that post I've been jabbering about for some time now. Specifically Horus worship definitely seems likely is all I'll say.
In Somalia?
In Somalia?
Not worship in Somalia itself but clear customs in Somalia and the deeper Horn that point to our ancestors likely being Horus worshippers. Not to mention loads of evidence that we have ancestry from Nubia dating back to 1500-2500 BCE (including our Y-DNA) and clear historical sources stating Horus was a prominent God in Bronze-Age Nubia so that + the cultural anthropological hints/evidence I found make it hard to ignore. More in the post.
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You might be right. Apparently the H is Horus was much more throaty, like the Somali ‘X’. The vowels also are unknown and are a guess, so all that is known is H-R-S….very similar to Somali ‘Xirsi’ which is not only a given name but also means a protective amulet that is worn. ‘Horus’ was known as a protector and healer.
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I don’t have any cawaan ancestors
Ease up on the kibir, walaal. The Nabi (SAW) himself was descended from Arab pagans. Are you better than him? You and your ancestors for like last the millennia left the age of Jahiliya and Mashallah at that, but don’t be arrogant.
What the hell is ‘Xuur’? You just make shit up.
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That says Huruse not Xuur you retarded cawaan f*ck. Go learn Somali you clown nacala kugu yaal
The first screen shot is huur, so with that it's either huur/xuur or huruse/xuruse. And I'm just corroborating what you were saying earlier I quote "Apparently the H is Horus was much more throaty, like the Somali ‘X’". Now take a big step back and f*ck your own face.
It might come as a shock but those animal and human figurines people keep digging up are not just art for art's sake but were probably for religious purposes.
All these weird preislamic tomb structures you see scattered across somalia are not a joke . They were built by a people who had a very deep obsession with the afterlife.
All these weird preislamic tomb structures you see scattered across somalia are not a joke . They were built by a people who had a very deep obsession with the afterlife.
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