We somalis were the first black muslims

[emonrah]

We weren’t also why do you guys insult Ethiopians so much wtf did they do to you

Lol I want to know this too lmfao

 

[Mujahid Nur Marehan]

The firsr Muslims were probibally Agaw people or Saho. Agaw are the people that ruled Abysinha and built the rock churches in Lalebslla.

 

[Jotaro Kujo]

theres no such thing as "black" outside america. its an identity for descendants of freed black americans.

Ok n1gger. Literally everyone on this planet outside of Africa calls sub saharan Africans black.

 

[El Nino]

Who cares if somali identifies or is called black, especially in something positive as this subject.

 

[tariq moses]

Ok n1gger. Literally everyone on this planet outside of Africa calls sub saharan Africans black.

not really, a lot of people don't consider me black, im from london

 

[Nalaaye floxks]

There is no evidence for this.
According to Muslim traditional sources Islam entered Africa during the migration of the sahabas in Ethiopia, the Ethiopian king may have converted to Islam in the 7 century but we don't know how many Ethiopians followed him. Anyway Islam reached the coast of modern Somalia in the 7 the century, the ancient mosque in Zeila was built during that time. According to most historians though the Islamization of the somali people was gradual , somalis became fully muslim by the 13th-14th century. In the beggining nomads in the interior were still pagan.
It's a misconception to say that Somalia converted in the 7 the century, it was a gradual process that stretched through many centuries

The xabashis were the first gaals in africa

 

[repo]

I like to look down on Ethiopians but deep down inside I seethe at their inidgenous writing script and architecture

What architecture?

 

[citrus_samurai]

I’m just happy that someone in my lineage decided to revert to Islam

 

[citrus_samurai]

It’s weird to see that some Somalis talk badly about Ethiopians, in real life we get along well. They’re good people

 

[Aurelian]

We weren’t also why do you guys insult Ethiopians so much wtf did they do to you

what kind of question is that

 

[nomadmutant]

theres no such thing as "black" outside america. its an identity for descendants of freed black americans

Sudan = land of the blacks
Ethopian = Burnt faces
Cush/ite - Description of some darkskinned african
Black has been used over and over in history to discribe different Africans.

 

[tariq moses]

What architecture?

axumite, lalibela, gondar, solomonite

 

[Som]

The xabashis were the first gaals in africa

If you mean christian then no, the habashi were the first Christian state but they were not the first people to convert in mass to Christianity. Ethiopia became officially christian in the 4th century while Christian communities existed in north Africa since just after the times of Jesus

 

[repo]

axumite, lalibela, gondar, solomonite

Stop it.

 

[Nalaaye floxks]

It’s weird to see that some Somalis talk badly about Ethiopians, in real life we get along well. They’re good people

I don’t like the gaals, i get along with the muslims

 

[Apollo]

Sudan = land of the blacks
Ethopian = Burnt faces
Cush/ite - Description of some darkskinned african
Black has been used over and over in history to discribe different Africans.

Fake news on Cushite meaning darkskinned. It derives from the Kingdom of Kush and it is a (self-made) endonym by Meroitic Nubians themselves.

You are correct on Sudan (Arabic) and Ethiopia (Greek) (EXOnyms), but totally wrong on the original and first meaning of Kush.

Before you try to refute this, learn what an ENDOnym is:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endonym_and_exonym

Also:

The native name of the Kingdom was recorded in Egyptian as k3š, likely pronounced [kuɫuʃ] or [kuʔuʃ] in Middle Egyptian, when the term was first used for Nubia, based on the New Kingdom-era Akkadian transliteration of the genitive kūsi.[11][12][13]

 

[nomadmutant]

Fake news on Cushite meaning darkskinned. It derives from the Kingdom of Kush and it is a (self-made) endonym by Meroitic Nubians themselves.

You are correct on Sudan (Arabic) and Ethiopia (Greek) (EXOnyms), but totally wrong on the original and first meaning of Kush.

Before you try to refute this, learn what an ENDOnym is:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endonym_and_exonym

Also:

The native name of the Kingdom was recorded in Egyptian as k3š, likely pronounced [kuɫuʃ] or [kuʔuʃ] in Middle Egyptian, when the term was first used for Nubia, based on the New Kingdom-era Akkadian transliteration of the genitive kūsi.[11][12][13]

Alright. I'm not arguing with you. I'm right on both fronts and that's all that matters.

 

[Apollo]

Alright. I'm not arguing with you. I'm right on both fronts and that's all that matters.

You are dead wrong on the term Kush, don't hijack it for your BS BLM agenda. Cush likely meant (in Meroitic) either Kingdom or "folk, of the people", like what Deutsch meant originally.

 

[nomadmutant]

You are dead wrong on the term Kush, don't hijack it for your BS BLM agenda. Cush likely meant (in Meroitic) either Kingdom or "folk, of the people", like what Deutsch meant originally.

This place is obsessed with BLM for some reason.

 

[ZizuFlyer]

I like to look down on Ethiopians but deep down inside I seethe at their inidgenous writing script and architecture

The script originated in yemen and is a south Arabian script