Shameless lol. Moryaan behaviour is shameless. Get your priorities straight.Shameless View attachment 285264
Poets ride horses nowShameless lol. Moryaan behaviour is shameless. Get your priorities straight.
Gadabuursi are the least likely to claim him (relative to everyone else). They have one of the oldest ugaaships (from one line), one of the most organized Xeers, a history of horsemenship and are one of the longest living residents of what is now Awdal. They also kept the various Gaala invasions at bay. @Arkan, thoughts?
If you are ignorant (lacking in subject-specific knowledge or its scant) then say nothing. Or you'll come off as a fool. I'd heed that advice if I were you.Poets ride horses now
You gotta learn how to properly attach the image bro youβd get more reacts if you did. Welcome to Somalispot AcademyPoets ride horses now
I can't attend, sadly.@Sophisticate will you be attending? If so, can I come as your plus-one?
Shameless lol. Moryaan behaviour is shameless. Get your priorities straight.
Gadabuursi are the least likely to claim him (relative to everyone else). They have one of the oldest ugaaships (from one line), one of the most organized Xeers, a history of horsemenship and are one of the longest living residents of what is now Awdal. They also kept the various Gaala invasions at bay. @Arkan, thoughts?
I hope u don't believe ahmed gurey was somali lol, Turks n portugese geopolitical war spilled over into the red sea cuz portugese wanted access to india and couldn't cross the long route around west/south africa coastline due to inferiority in maritime knowledge and vessel technology, which they eventually did tho but not when the conflict happened cuz they lost and eventually returned taking the long route.
Plus habesh had a portugese legion leading it, if ahmed gurey was somali, who was their foreign hand/leadership to counter the portugese. That war was pure political and economic motives to reach india and only disguised in religion to habesh/somali due to the world order being religious at the time.
Ahmed Gurey was Karanle Hawiye, This 1k page monograph on the Imam is currently in Harar library. Itβs the only state funded research of the imam thatβs accepted in capital state university. It covers the identity of the imam including the Malassay (elite infantry) that did most of the fighting and had access to the fire arms.
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Far from it! The book was written in the early 60s, the research was entirely funded by King Selassie's government but references chronicles of habesha emperors, futuh and foreign accounts all spanning the last 500 years. Its the most in depth study on Gragns history yet to be fully translated.@Step a side It doesn't sit well with logic that Somali general led Adal wars while habesh had portugese legionaire leading and escalating the conflict dimension as the Somali general wouldn't be able to respond to portugese calibre general war strategy.
Plus what's the date on the book is another important factor. If it's modern, i'd be careful as it's not even from the time period unless it has strong un-deniable universal evidence(not evidence muran keenayso universal means no muran) and I hope it's not just ku tiri ku teen written in the modern age either as that will hurt its credibility.
Far from it! The book was written in the early 60s, the research was entirely funded by King Selassie's government but references chronicles of habesha emperors, futuh and foreign accounts all spanning the last 500 years. Its the most in depth study on Gragns history yet to be fully translated.
One of the leading Harari scholar at the time, Ahmed Sami who had access to all the manuscripts of Harar at the time contributed to this masterpiece. Here are just some of his credentials . The guy literally produced the concise manuscript history of Harar (in his Fatah Madinat Harar manuscript) for several European institutions and provides the only extensive family tree and genealogical known tradition of 8 generations.
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The battle was in 1500s, while the sources being cited is dated to 1700s. Im not saying it's inaccurate but the source is 200 years from the event, but then again we know sayid abdulle oral history has lasted 150 years and ppl can recite it like gospel.