Djibouti PM and some MPs are from Laas Qorey

[Hemaal]

 

[waraabe]

Kkkkk darod add afar to their tribe

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

Many Warsangeli and Dhulbahante in Djibouti. Mostly after the Daraawish wars.

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

What's wrong with the Afar? I prefer assimilating them than Oromos.

Somalization of the Afars for the win.

 

[Hemaal]

Many Warsangeli and Dhulbahante in Djibouti. Mostly after the Daraawish wars.

I doubt that. I have been to Djibouti and never met a Warsangeli or Dhulbahante

 

[Gambar]

I doubt that. I have been to Djibouti and never met a Warsangeli or Dhulbahante

I've met many Dhulbahante from Djibouti. Some live there.

 

[Hemaal]

I've met many Dhulbahante from Djibouti. Some live there.

I see. Maybe different neighborhoods, how big is their number?

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

I doubt that. I have been to Djibouti and never met a Warsangeli or Dhulbahante

I'm not too sure now, but before independence it was heavily populated by Dhulbahante because our clans disperesed everywhere. Some went to Jubba, some went to Ogaden, some went Djibouti, some went Hawd (after they were expelled by the British in Caynabo).

 

[Gambar]

I see. Maybe different neighborhoods, how big is their number?

I don't know about numbers, but I've met some families from there.

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

An Arab, Somali and Afar in Djibouti. Can't tell the first and last one apart in terms of looks even. So what's wrong them assimilating into the dominant Somali who number nearly 20 million? Do you really think that the Chinese who number 1 billion are just an ethnic group who had a population boom?

 

[Canuck]

I doubt that. I have been to Djibouti and never met a Warsangeli or Dhulbahante

The chief of the police in Djibouti is dhulbahante.

 

[Xaagi-Cagmadigtee]

Las Qoray is becoming interesting by the day.

 

[Near]

Of the Somali tribes that live in Djibouti there are some Dhulbahante and Warsengeli represented in Djibouti but they are not there in large numbers. Population wise the biggest minority Somali communities in Djibouti mainly consist of Sacad Musa (HA) and Gadabursi.

 

[ethan bradberry]

My grandparents neighbours are dhulbahante

 

[SecretAgent]

The chief of the police in Djibouti is dhulbahante.

No its ururweyne has the post now issa sub clan with no dad.

 

[Canuck]

No its ururweyne has the post now issa sub clan with no dad.

Go and shake your shoulders

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

lol

There are Daarood Jeberti in Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Oman, Yemen etc.
Most of the Daarood who live in other countries are Harti.

Unlike some Somalis, we don't live on top of each other.


Harti history in Djibouti, they retained their clan names but integrated with the Anfar:

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The source on History and Narrative of the Afar (Al-Danakil).



Hashim K Ashami

there r few Afars of somali origin live in Afar coast of the red sea in Harena, Baka island, Meder and Agigito south of Tio.
all those somalis who immigrated to Afar coast live between Tio and Harena, and they all belong to Somali tribe of Harti from Darood.

Warsangali live in Harena.

and one major somali group who live in Afar coast is Omarto they r from Harti and they r the oldest Somali group immigrated and they live in south of Tio.

the chiefs were representing Somalis tribes r :
– sheikh Ali Ahmed Gibdo from Omarto in Agigito, south Tio
– sheikh Mohamed Ahmed Horbita in Meder
– sheikh Omar Ali from Warsangali in Harena
– Somalis chief in Baka island was al haj Ahmed ben Salih ben Ahmed ben Mohamed ben Abbokor ben Yussuf ben Guled ben Yahya ben Ibrahim ben Daud ben Hassan ben Habib ben Abdel-nabi ben Waragsama ben Majarteen ben Harti ben Konba ben Gablallah ben Darood.

N.B. all these places in Eritrea.

source: AL-MANHAL FI TARIKH WA AKHBAR AL AFAR (AL-DANAKIL) pages 501-502
The source on History and Narrative of the Afar (Al-Danakil).
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[Dhay Geel]

Djibouti has a lot of Somalis who are not native to the land.
I've watched a video on YouTube a while back about wersengeli community in Djibouti and they seem well established.

 

[Prince Abubu]

I've met many Dhulbahante from Djibouti. Some live there.

 

[waraabe]

Must have been long meeting all (2) of them