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

[Cush]

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

Wtf are Somalis Germanic? The guy in your pfp looks 100% American or Slavik Russian

 

[ibrahym]

Wtf are Somalis Germanic? The guy in your pfp looks 100% American or Slavik Russian

I'm not Somali, I'm Greek

 

[killerxsmoke]

Yes many names were habeshized

Need proof

 

[Adeersyber]

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 ment cause i thought it may contain the oldest mention of sheikh samaroon who fought alongside sa'ad a-din..

No doubt a folklore abysinnian.didnt drunk coffee until a century ago since it was banned for imitating Muslims

 

[Emir of Zayla]

No doubt a folklore abysinnian.didnt drunk coffee until a century ago since it was banned for imitating Muslims

Why would they ban it for imitating Muslims if they did it first lol . The Habesha claim to coffee is pathetically weak considering we had records in Zeila talking about us making it first and it spread to Yemen because of an Arab noble dude who married the Sultan of Adal/Ifat’s daughter.

 

[Adeersyber]

Why would they ban it for imitating Muslims if they did it first lol . The Habesha claim to coffee is pathetically weak considering we had records in Zeila talking about us making it first and it spread to Yemen because of an Arab noble dude who married the Sultan of Adal/Ifat’s daughter.

They claim it was Ethiopian Muslims who founded it

 

[Emir of Zayla]

They claim it was Ethiopian Muslims who founded it

Even more of a joke, their oldest claim was in the 1600s and it was Christian monks

 

[Cartan Boos]

somali excellency

 

[Emir of Zayla]

somali excellency

This is nothing look at one of my recent posts https://www.somalispot.com/threads/...rs-from-the-horn-in-yemen-and-red-sea.153232/

 

[Garaad diinle]

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

Here is the only source i have that talks about sheikh samaroon.

https://www.studocu.com/en-us/document/university-of-the-people/mathematic-arabic/ilbaxnimadii-adal-iyo-sooyaalkii-soomaaliyeed-1/39104796

 

[Garaad diinle]

No doubt a folklore abysinnian.didnt drunk coffee until a century ago since it was banned for imitating Muslims

You've also read about it? It wasn't only coffee but also in many cases eating jaad or qat was considered imitating muslims too.

 

[Emir of Zayla]

You've also read about it? It wasn't only coffee but also in many cases eating jaad or qat was considered imitating muslims too.

We xooged all the cultural cool stuff

 

[killerxsmoke]

Here is the only source i have that talks about sheikh samaroon.

https://www.studocu.com/en-us/document/university-of-the-people/mathematic-arabic/ilbaxnimadii-adal-iyo-sooyaalkii-soomaaliyeed-1/39104796

This is one hella of a source, how did u stumble upon this

 

[Three Moons]

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

The Abyssinians lost 8 emperors and countless princes and generals fighting Ifat and Adal aka the Zaylans, how is that being shit? Emperor Amda Siyon killed by the Zaylans, Emperor Yeshaq killed by the Zaylans, Emperor Tewodros I killed by Zaylans, Emperor Eskender assassinated by the Zaylans, Emperor Baeda Maryam killed by the Zaylans, Emperor Na'od killed by the Zaylans, Emperor Lebne Dengel defeated by the Zaylans, Emperor Gelawdewos beheaded by the Zaylans.

Also, throughout Ifat and Adal's supremacy the real powerbrokers with legitimacy in the State and Army were the Imams and generals, not the Sultan, who were mere symbolic figureheads. When the Sultans made peace with the Emperors or vice-versa, the Adal princes, generals and imams like Jamal ad-Din II, Laday Usman, Mahfuz, Ahmed Ibn Ibrahim Al-Ghazi, etc never honored those same treaties and continued to raid deep into the Abyssinian heartland almost unopposed, chasing a nomadic Abyssinian royal court with no capital to conquer or sack.

When the Abyssinians ‘claimed’ to have annexed Ifat after sacking Zeila, they couldn’t even put their puppet Sultan on the throne, because the latter had no legitimacy in the land of Ifat and his younger brother took up the mantle establishing Adal.

A lot of what you see on Wikipedia is Tamrat-Pankhurst pan-Ethio propaganda, take it with a grain of salt.

 

[Cush]

The Abyssinians lost 8 emperors and countless princes and generals fighting Ifat and Adal aka the Zaylans, how is that being shit? Emperor Amda Siyon killed by the Zaylans, Emperor Yeshaq killed by the Zaylans, Emperor Tewodros I killed by Zaylans, Emperor Eskender assassinated by the Zaylans, Emperor Baeda Maryam killed by the Zaylans, Emperor Na'od killed by the Zaylans, Emperor Lebne Dengel defeated by the Zaylans, Emperor Gelawdewos beheaded by the Zaylans.

Also, throughout Ifat and Adal's supremacy the real powerbrokers with legitimacy in the State and Army were the Imams and generals, not the Sultan, who were mere symbolic figureheads. When the Sultans made peace with the Emperors or vice-versa, the Adal princes, generals and imams like Jamal ad-Din II, Laday Usman, Mahfuz, Ahmed Ibn Ibrahim Al-Ghazi, etc never honored those same treaties and continued to raid deep into the Abyssinian heartland almost unopposed, chasing a nomadic Abyssinian royal court with no capital to conquer or sack.

When the Abyssinians ‘claimed’ to have annexed Ifat after sacking Zeila, they couldn’t even put their puppet Sultan on the throne, because the latter had no legitimacy in the land of Ifat and his younger brother took up the mantle establishing Adal.

A lot of what you see on Wikipedia is Tamrat-Pankhurst pan-Ethio propaganda, take it with a grain of salt.

Where can I read about Harari emirate and Aussa Imamate sources on these are very rare and hard to find for some reason

 

[killerxsmoke]

Where can I read about Harari emirate and Aussa Imamate sources on these are very rare and hard to find for some reason

Do u know that there is a harari book that mentions your ancestor abdirahman

 

[Three Moons]

Where can I read about Harari emirate and Aussa Imamate sources on these are very rare and hard to find for some reason

Aussa Imamate never existed, its Adal with a different capital. Abyssinian scholarship’s reasoning for naming it such is to give the impression that Adal immediately collapsed after the Futuh.

Harari Emirate is a city-state that emerged after the Adal state faded away as a polity in the early 18th century.

 

[Emir of Zayla]

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

Stupid opinion. But if anyone wants to know about the Muslim kingdoms of the Horn just look for Adal, Ifat, Shewa, Dawaro, Hadiya etc.

 

[Garaad diinle]

This is one hella of a source, how did u stumble upon this

Don't remember i've got the pdf file a long time ago and i had to search for the website where i got it from. It's an interesting and entertaining read, it also contains some historical events that can be found in oral stories and other manuscripts writing around the 16th century.

 

[killerxsmoke]

Don't remember i've got the pdf file a long time ago and i had to search for the website where i got it from. It's an interesting and entertaining read, it also contains some historical events that can be found in oral stories and other manuscripts writing around the 16th century.

Does it only talk about Dir kings