Thank you for sharing knowledge brotherThe bajuni Island take their name from the bajuni people who inhabited southern Somalia and the coastal part of Kenya. Even Kismayo it's self was probably first settled by bajuunis who have been later replaced by Somalis. Kismaayo is infact deprived from swahili name.
Bajuunis have primarily Bantu and Somali ancestry with some Arab , south Asian and persian heritage too. There's one clan of the bajuunis who claims significant Somali ancestry.They speak a dialect of Swahili. The bajuni Island have been probably first settled by Bantu groups that mixed with Arab traders, in more recent times ethnic Somali clans settled in the Islands which now have substantial Somali population mainly Ogaadeen i believe.
Welcome. There's also some evidence of ancient mosques in the bajuunis Islands, the place has lot's of ancient interesting HistoryThank you for sharing knowledge brother![]()
The bajuni Island take their name from the bajuni people who inhabited southern Somalia and the coastal part of Kenya. Even Kismayo it's self was probably first settled by bajuunis who have been later replaced by Somalis. Kismaayo is infact deprived from swahili name.
Bajuunis have primarily Bantu and Somali ancestry with some Arab , south Asian and persian heritage too. There's one clan of the bajuunis who claims significant Somali ancestry.They speak a dialect of Swahili. The bajuni Island have been probably first settled by Bantu groups that mixed with Arab traders, in more recent times ethnic Somali clans settled in the Islands which now have substantial Somali population mainly Ogaadeen i believe.
No Absame in the Bajuni Islands.Damn, Absame really are landheer
What percentage of ethnic Somali land is theirs?
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No Absame in the Bajuni Islands.
Some Harti have recently started to settle the Main Island, but the Islands are still uninhabited because of lack of water.
The bajuni Island take their name from the bajuni people who inhabited southern Somalia and the coastal part of Kenya. Even Kismayo it's self was probably first settled by bajuunis who have been later replaced by Somalis. Kismaayo is infact deprived from swahili name.
Bajuunis have primarily Bantu and Somali ancestry with some Arab , south Asian and persian heritage too. There's one clan of the bajuunis who claims significant Somali ancestry.They speak a dialect of Swahili. The bajuni Island have been probably first settled by Bantu groups that mixed with Arab traders, in more recent times ethnic Somali clans settled in the Islands which now have substantial Somali population mainly Ogaadeen i believe.
Any evidence? Ethnic somalis reached the southern tip of Somalia (Kismaayo, ras kaambooni etc) kinda recently probably in the last 250-300 years. There's oral history of how somalis replaced the local Swahili/bajuunis and other small Bantu groups. The bajuunis themselves have these oral traditionsfalse. Ogadens arrived to kismayo before Bajunis
The bajuni are the original natives of people from Merca all the way to Zanzibar.Can someone help me understand the “Bajuni Islands”? I know it’s a series of islands off the coast of Jubaland (near Kismayo) and that it’s settled by Swahili speaking residents.
That’s all Wikipedia provides, is there any history behind them?
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Saxib Bajun came before Ogaden in Kismaayo but Ogaden were the first ethnic somalis in Kismaayo.false. Ogadens arrived to kismayo before Bajunis
Absame on shipsAbsame’s mostly live on the coastal mainland but give it 40 more years and you will start seeing settlements on the island.
MashAllah landheerThe bajuni are the original natives of people from Merca all the way to Zanzibar.