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The Prodigy
As promised @AussieHustler , this is all my opinion backed up by anecdotes of Somali history. Where do the rest of you fit? Check your abtirsi and find out.
How about religious figures such as an imam. Where would they be on the list?
I for one cannot name 1 Paternal ancestor who chased after a camel.Descendant of Somali urban merchants here. I don't have nomadic ancestors for several generations.
I for one cannot name 1 Paternal ancestor who chased after a camel.
Thank God
Nothing wrong with being a nomad though. It's not something to be ashamed of, especially before ~1950.
You actually think your ancestors wore underwear?It means your people never knew how to wear underwear. lmfao.
My tribe the sheekhal for most of their history were a tribe of imams going from village to village teaching Quran.How about religious figures such as an imam. Where would they be on the list?
I can trace nomadism in 2 generations on one side and 4 on the other.Interesting. Both sides of my family are city dwellers/merchants with a few artisans here and there and we literally cannot trace a recent single nomadic ancestor for a long while (thank goodness ). We mustβve settled on the coastal cities very early in history.
1. King/Queen = Ugaas/ Ugaasad
2. Merchants = Gurgurahii
3. Soliders (Vanguard) = Waranle/Ilaalo
4.Tradesman/Skilled Artisans = Tuumasha
5.Geeljire/Nomad ( 50% of Somali society, and most of your ancestry) = Reer Badiye/Reer Geeljire, contributed virtually nothing to Somali society apart from FGM,Famine,child abuse.
Farmers/Coastal fisherman etc put them above the Geeljire
I for one descend from a mix of Merhcants/City Dwellers/Farmers/Soliders/Fisherman.
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Soldier = geeljire though... they're the ones fighting over dusty tuulos and water wells.
You actually think your ancestors wore underwear?