First recorded case of coffee being drank was by a somali man

[Adeersyber]

Mashallah it's time we sit at the table and start claiming our achievement

 

[Adeersyber]

Brain surgery 1800s
Creation of coffee
What else?

 

[Adeersyber]

@Step a side ifat was somali right?

 

[Cush]

@Step a side ifat was somali right?

Of course, the ruling dynasty the Walashmas was actually called the Warsame dynasty and they originate from Saylac

 

[Adeersyber]

Of course, the ruling dynasty the Walashmas was actually called the Warsame dynasty and they originate from Saylac

Dont know much about ifat you have any books on it?

 

[Cush]

Dont know much about ifat you have any books on it?

Just read wiki pages and online sources, Ifat was shit, read about Adal

 

[PrincessBBG<3]

Brain surgery 1800s
Creation of coffee
What else?

I think we also had the first African or black supermodel.

 

[World]

WE WUZ COFFEE DRINKERS

What an accomplishment

 

[Googaalayste]

Of course, the ruling dynasty the Walashmas was actually called the Warsame dynasty and they originate from Saylac

They were Jidwaaq some of the Somali elders say.

 

[Adeersyber]

WE WUZ COFFEE DRINKERS

What an accomplishment

we created coffee

 

[killerxsmoke]

Of course, the ruling dynasty the Walashmas was actually called the Warsame dynasty and they originate from Saylac

Warsame??

 

[killerxsmoke]

They were Jidwaaq some of the Somali elders say.

No

 

[Garaad diinle]

This is the very same sheikh i've mentioned in another post.

Another interesting thing that i once read is that the founder of mocha was an arab shiekh that has travelled to the horn of africa and married the daughter of sa'ad a-din ruler of ifat.

It's said that he travelled from northern eritrea all the way down to zaylac where he meet sa'ad a-din. He then travelled to the interior in the lands of adal. All this is said to have been writing down on a manuscript in yemen that hasn't been digitalized yet. I tried to find it cause i thought it may contain the oldest mention of sheikh samaroon who fought alongside sa'ad a-din.

I think coffee was introduced to yemen multiple times with oldest mention being this sheikh. The story of khaldi which is in reality a folk story is a mistranslation of the original story. Khaldi which comes from khalid an arabic name is muslim and the so called priest were two sufi sheikhs that is also credited with introduction of coffee to yemen and priest being the european translation of sheikh.

 

[Ozymandias]

No wonder I love coffee, I drink 3 cups a day

 

[mohammdov]

And khat consumption also started from there

 

[cooli3o]

WE WUZ COFFEE DRINKERS

What an accomplishment

 

[Somali_patriotic]

WE WUZ COFFEE DRINKERS

What an accomplishment

We wuz the FIRST coffe drinkers*
We civilised those primitive shax drinkers by guiding them to the better coffe way
Huge accomplishment

 

[Al Adnani]

No proof of such brother

 

[Cush]

Warsame??

Yes many names were habeshized

 

[ibrahym]

This is the very same sheikh i've mentioned in another post.


It's said that he travelled from northern eritrea all the way down to zaylac where he meet sa'ad a-din. He then travelled to the interior in the lands of adal. All this is said to have been writing down on a manuscript in yemen that hasn't been digitalized yet. I tried to find it cause i thought it may contain the oldest mention of sheikh samaroon who fought alongside sa'ad a-din.

I think coffee was introduced to yemen multiple times with oldest mention being this sheikh. The story of khaldi which is in reality a folk story is a mistranslation of the original story. Khaldi which comes from khalid an arabic name is muslim and the so called priest were two sufi sheikhs that is also credited with introduction of coffee to yemen and priest being the european translation of sheikh.

Give me a way to read it. I want to know more about this Sheikh Samaroon