When Aden was Somali

[ibrahym]

Ibn al mujawir mentions that the Berbers expelled the people of the Comoros (Madagascar) from Aden in the 13th century AD, and says that they were the first to build cisterns in Aden

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[ibrahym]

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[killerxsmoke]

Ibn al mujawir mentions that the Berbers expelled the people of the Comoros (Madagascar) from Aden in the 13th century AD, and says that they were the first to build cisterns in Aden View attachment 305266
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[Garaad diinle]

I've read about this bit but the account doesn't specify the exact time period. I'd like to think that this was around the 6th century. While axum occupied northern yemen somalis took over aden and both were succeeded by the persians. There is yemeni poetry addressing both the people of axum and berbera from around that time period in reference to the reconquest of yemen by the unified forces of the himyarites and the persians.

آل بربرا واليكسوم

The people of axum and the people of berbera.

 

[Khaem]

I've read about this bit but the account doesn't specify the exact time period. I'd like to think that this was around the 6th century. While axum occupied northern yemen somalis took over aden and both were succeeded by the persians. There is yemeni poetry addressing both the people of axum and berbera from around that time period in reference to the reconquest of yemen by the unified forces of the himyarites and the persians.

آل بربرا واليكسوم

The people of axum and the people of berbera.

How about we make the same arrangements. We take aden and south they take highlands.

 

[Garaad diinle]

How about we make the same arrangements. We take aden and south they take highlands.

You might not need to wait that long to see this kkk. The plan commenced alredy.

https://www.somalispot.com/threads/conflict-between-the-oromo-and-amhara-in-yemen.153925/#post-3764218

 

[ibrahym]

I've read about this bit but the account doesn't specify the exact time period. I'd like to think that this was around the 6th century. While axum occupied northern yemen somalis took over aden and both were succeeded by the persians. There is yemeni poetry addressing both the people of axum and berbera from around that time period in reference to the reconquest of yemen by the unified forces of the himyarites and the persians.

آل بربرا واليكسوم

The people of axum and the people of berbera.

North Yemen are savages who eat khat, live in the mountains, have a low IQ, and are short in height. They do not resemble Somalis at all, but rather they resemble Ethiopians.

 

[killerxsmoke]

Ibn al mujawir mentions that the Berbers expelled the people of the Comoros (Madagascar) from Aden in the 13th century AD, and says that they were the first to build cisterns in Aden View attachment 305266
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Here's the translation, why does the guy say barabar is an arab neighbouring country?

 

[ibrahym]

Here's the translation, why does the guy say barabar is an arab neighbouring country?
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The original text does not mention Arabs or huts

 

[Garaad Awal]

Sounds like Swahili Comoros Island never ruled Yemen

 

[Cartan Boos]

I've read about this bit but the account doesn't specify the exact time period. I'd like to think that this was around the 6th century. While axum occupied northern yemen somalis took over aden and both were succeeded by the persians. There is yemeni poetry addressing both the people of axum and berbera from around that time period in reference to the reconquest of yemen by the unified forces of the himyarites and the persians.

آل بربرا واليكسوم

The people of axum and the people of berbera.

Can u share the source sxb

 

[Cartan Boos]

This is the 7th city yemeni city that somalis founded or conquered

 

[Garaad diinle]

Can u share the source sxb

You mean the line of poetry? It's from the book of sirat al-nabi ﷺ by ibn hashim page 51.

السيرة النبوية لابن هشام 1-2 ج1

يعد كتاب السيرة النبوية لابن هشام من الكتب القديمة في تاريخ سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم، وهو أشهر كتب السيرة، اهتم به العلماء فوضعوا له الشروح أحيانا، واختصروه أحيانا أخرى قديما وحديثا و كتاب ابن هشام هذا عبارة عن تهذيب لكتاب ابن اسحاق قبله الذي وصل إلينا منه القليل وفقد أكثره، وهذا جانب آخر...

www.google.se

 

[ibrahym]

Sounds like Swahili Comoros Island never ruled Yemen

 

[Emir of Zayla]

In one of my old threads it talks about how the Barbaris expelled the Austronesians who colonized Madagascar and settled in Aden which was eventually conquered by them.

https://www.somalispot.com/threads/austronesians-in-africa-the-%E2%80%9Csea-people%E2%80%9D-of-the-indian-ocean.156823/

 

[Emir of Zayla]

I've read about this bit but the account doesn't specify the exact time period. I'd like to think that this was around the 6th century. While axum occupied northern yemen somalis took over aden and both were succeeded by the persians. There is yemeni poetry addressing both the people of axum and berbera from around that time period in reference to the reconquest of yemen by the unified forces of the himyarites and the persians.

آل بربرا واليكسوم

The people of axum and the people of berbera.

Why was Southern Arabia so brutally attacked by Horners? Axum and Barbaria both attacked them around similar times and settled in with scholarly clans that stayed for centuries lol.

Medieval Muslim scholars from the Horn in Yemen and Red Sea.

https://journals.openedition.org/remmm/19536 Though I am puzzled why the author of this article thinks that that the Muslim dominions in the Horn were apart of Abyssinia, as clearly the Sultanates and the outside world didn’t think so, I think he’s stretching the term “Abyssinia” onto the whole...

www.somalispot.com

 

[Garaad Awal]

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Sounds like more fictional nonsense.Doesn’t mention a date or by which kingdom. Aden was never conquered by random Comoros Islanders, there is no real historical or archeological evidence that suggests that

 

[attash]

Arabs claim they went to the Somali coast and founded cities there, when in reality, it was the other way around.

 

[Garaad diinle]

Why was Southern Arabia so brutally attacked by Horners? Axum and Barbaria both attacked them around similar times and settled in with scholarly clans that stayed for centuries lol.

Medieval Muslim scholars from the Horn in Yemen and Red Sea.

https://journals.openedition.org/remmm/19536 Though I am puzzled why the author of this article thinks that that the Muslim dominions in the Horn were apart of Abyssinia, as clearly the Sultanates and the outside world didn’t think so, I think he’s stretching the term “Abyssinia” onto the whole...

www.somalispot.com

It's not very clear why but if i were to guess i'd say they were very weak at that time. Even after yemenis reconquered yemen they only ruled briefly only to be a vassal state to the sassanians who would later on assign persian governors over yemen up until the advent of islam.

Somalis were found all over yemen some of whom had their own settlements though we can't really say when they began to to do so. You already know of somalis living in aden in the 13th century somali were also found in mocha and luhayyah but did you also know that they also settled al-zabid? There was a report in the 15th century of a neighbourhood called xafaad al-zayla that belonged to a people that originally came from the city of zayla on the somali coast.

I can't find the original source but did you also know that there is an old valley north of san'a called the valley of the somal.

Perhaps somalis were the greeks of the indian ocean settling every where from yemeni and eritrean coast on the red sea all the way south on the swahili coast in sofala. Somali were also found in Kerala and the Maldives too.

 

[Somali_patriotic]

Sounds like more fictional nonsense.Doesn’t mention a date or by which kingdom. Aden was never conquered by random Comoros Islanders, there is no real historical or archeological evidence that suggests that

The Comoros islanders were Indonesians indho yar
They already did the impossible by crossing the whole indian ocean and settling at Madagascar
There's evidence that they were the Comoros islanders at the time