Presence of Christianity amongst northern somalis

[killerxsmoke]

We…

Wuz...

 

[CALMONE20###]

You dont have to lie saying that locals said they were practising Christianity in the 3rd century, just say that u found that information on the internet
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Except I did ask locals.

 

[Xoxoxo]

I’m sorry but those graves don’t show anything that may be linked with Christianity, it also looks incredibly ugly.

I also want to add that there was a bigger chance that we used to have a Jewish community than a Christian community more so.


Somalis most off the time almost know nothing about Jesus Christ and that is also a big indicator

 

[Keep it a boqol]

Wuz...

CHRISTIANS

 

[Lowkey]

CHRISTIANS

 

[Lowkey]

We wuz Waaqs

and now we wuz also Christians?

 

[ReerVanCadde]

Bro the three kings sent to baby Jesus were all Somalis no lie

 

[notinuse.]

Why are these grown ass men in the comments so immature? It's no surprise that somali Christians exist, acknowledging the existence of previous beliefs doesn't wipe out the entire history of Islam in Somalia. @CALMONE20### you're right, there was even a somali Christian politician in the North.

 

[Lowkey]

Why are these grown ass men in the comments so immature? It's no surprise that somali Christians exist, acknowledging the existence of previous beliefs doesn't wipe out the entire history of Islam in Somalia. @CALMONE20### you're right, there was even a somali Christian politician in the North.

Source malabae?

 

[notinuse.]

Source malabae?

The simple fact of us being neighbours to one of the most ancient orthodox Christian country on earth is self explanatory, similar how we become one of the first African countries to accept islam due to us being closets neighbours to the Arabian peninsula. Neighbouring countries had always big religious influence on one another, although Christianity didn't widely spread like islam did in Somalia simply dismissing the existence of somali Christian is just braindead.

That's was my opinion on this topic, for source I advise you to do your own research because I can't be bothered. About the somali Christian politician from the 60s, here is a youtube link about him talking against the colonists powers that ruled Somalia during that time.

 

[Khaem]

The simple fact of us being neighbours to one of the most ancient orthodox Christian country on earth is self explanatory, similar how we become one of the first African countries to accept islam due to us being closets neighbours to the Arabian peninsula. Neighbouring countries had always big religious influence on one another, although Christianity didn't widely spread like islam did in Somalia simply dismissing the existence of somali Christian is just braindead.

That's was my opinion on this topic, for source I advise you to do your own research becaus I can't be bothered. About the somali Christian politician from the 60s, here is a youtube link about him going against the colonists powers that ruled Somalia around that time.

Seeing a somali Christian feels cursed. I see a horner Christian and think he's Ethiopian so this just feels weird as hell lol