Origin of the Habesha

[TheLand]

I've heard of a similar culture within Habeshas...... someone had source here on the forums a while back.

Why do you think their rate of hiv is so high?

 

[DivineMartial]

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[TheLand]

I got told by an Indian af Somali sounded Arabic to him.

A Chinese friend once told me Somali sounded like gibberish. Chinese! I had to hold back so hard on going on a racist diatribe.

 

[Idilinaa]

But Yemenis themselves were Arabized. Yemenis spoke himyar language and saw themselves distinct from the Arabs of the peninsula. Yemenis like the Ethiopians hotep their history. How are you the origin of the Arabs when you didn't speak Arabic while other Arabs did?
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Apparently yemenis(himyarites) were Arabized by adnani tribes while the himyarites were constantly getting xooged by the axumites and Persians. A gradual process through trade and wars with the Axumites and Persians by the Adnanis. Islam helped tremendously. Here are the languages these south Arabian Yemenis spoke while the real Arabs were speaking Arabic. Once Arabized these south Arabians proceed to forge lineages claiming descent from qahtan. Tuugo

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Looked through the chain of conversation and Saudis and Yemenis are using Ethiopians/Axumites to dunk on eachother Sana'a comes from the Ethio-semetic word for strong and sturdy Sana'u?

 

[Idilinaa]

Looked through the chain of conversation and Saudis and Yemenis are using Ethiopians/Axumites to dunk on eachother Sana'a comes from the Ethio-semetic word for strong and sturdy Sana'u?

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[Rayaale]

I am not Habesha I am Eritrean

Al jaberti

 

[NidarNidar]

A Chinese friend once told me Somali sounded like gibberish. Chinese! I had to hold back so hard on going on a racist diatribe.

Mandarin sounds so garbage wallahi, I prefer Cantonese or Korean, and Japanese, in that order.

 

[Rayaale]

They're all semitic languages ofcourse they'll have similarities. Tigrinya and all these south Arabian languages really sound Like Arabic but are gibberish to me. Afar and oromo languages are very similar and to a non Somali would sound the same but a Somali speaker wouldn't understand them

Rendille is the closest language to Somali

 

[Idilinaa]

Al jaberti

A lot of Eritreans don't like identifying with the Habesha label, its not just modern day jebertis

 

[Rayaale]

A lot of Eritreans don't like identifying with the Habesha label, its not just modern day jebertis

Tigrinyans and Tigres still identify as Habesha

 

[Idilinaa]

Tigrinyans and Tigres still identify as Habesha

Some do and some don't, from what i've seen. Especially if they are staunchly pro Eritrean.

 

[Burqad]

Meanwhile Somali Clans fight over whether or not their patriarch is foreign. Since dna says we're all the same

All patriarchs are foreign by definition, Ibrahim came from Babylon, Aeneas came from Troy; even tiny tribes in the Congo claim their ancestors came from across the river.

 

[TheLand]

All patriarchs are foreign by definition, Ibrahim came from Babylon, Aeneas came from Troy; even tiny tribes in the Congo claim their ancestors came from across the river.

Where did Samaale come from?

 

[The Oponian Guild]

Omotic monkeys who bred with sabaen midgets

 

[Burqad]

Where did Samaale come from?

Arabia, he was a soldier in the army of ʿAmr ibn al-ʿĀṣ who after the Conquest of Egypt got in a fight with another soldier and knocked out his eye.

 

[Ghengis Kaarhis]

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[The Oponian Guild]

I am not Habesha I am Eritrean

What are you ethnically? Tigrinya? Tigre? Beja? Afar? Saho?

 

[The Macrobian]

Arabia, he was a soldier in the army of ʿAmr ibn al-ʿĀṣ who after the Conquest of Egypt got in a fight with another soldier and knocked out his eye.

this is qashin

 

[ZBR]

Habesha means gatherer in Mehri and was used for those that gathered incense in Mahra and Dhofar. Habesha was a Qahtani tribe according Al hamdani and the habesha were described as living in Arabia in Greek works. We can conclude that the axumite leaders were not “habesha” as we know today who are “agazian” but rather HBST tribe of qahtan southern Arabia.

Habsha also means mixed in Arabic but in Hadith the Prophet ‏صلى الله عليه وسلم says Habasha are the children of Ham so do they carry a black Y like E ? God knows best

 

[The Macrobian]

Habsha also means mixed in Arabic but in Hadith the Prophet ‏صلى الله عليه وسلم says Habasha are the children of Ham so do they carry a black Y like E ? God knows best

There was a Cushitic Migration into Yemen which influenced the Mahri People who have had a Cushitic substratum in their language