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Photographs taken by David Tunnicliffe.
Muqdisho, 1983
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“Look how beautiful my country was before Islam🤬”
Shows a photo of Muqdisho with an 800 year old masjid at its center.
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Got my DNA test back and it turns out I'm 102% Somali with a 2% margin of error.
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The White American attachment to their dogs needs to be studied by Psychologists.
What an ass-backwards people who've gotten to the point of valuing the life & safety of their dogs over their own children.
The dog literally tried to eat your daughter and you telling me you forgiving the animal???
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Really ironic seeing Kenyans act as if Somalis are non-natives, especially considering that Cushitic people predated the arrival of other ethno-linguistic groups in Kenya by more than a millennium. We should honestly be questioning their nativity rather than the other way around.
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We're a blessed people Alhamdulillah.
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These UK news outlets can’t help but name-drop Somalis wherever they can wlh.
What does a bunch of Eritreans chimping out gotta do with us?
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This is coming from someone whose Emperors lived in tents & moved from straw-hut village to village like wandering nomads until the 17th century.
All Ethiopia was during this era was a backwater devoid of cities, ruled by a bunch of illiterate monarchs who presided over peasants
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20% or more of African slaves brought to America were Muslim, including the notable man in the image below, Omar Ibn Said.
He was more educated than most white Americans of his time & wrote an autobiography detailing his life experience. It's Interesting read I highly recommend.
aside from christianity, another religion was forced on africans during colonization & slavery but i don’t say much about it because it’s too easy to get attacked by these people.
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The curse of Ham originates in the Old Testament from a story wholly rejected in Islamic tradition.
Theres also nothing in the Quran or Authentic Hadith that substantiates it.
Your grasping at straws trying to prove this is part of Islam when its antithetical to its core values
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They're in the comments speaking about us like we're yahuuds.
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Funny thing about this mockery is Somalia dealt with economic sanctions & two massive foreign invasions to remove the local government. Despite all this Oromos still migrate to the country en masse.
Somalia at its worst is a safer place for your people than Ethiopia ironically.
Hgdef/Shabiya and Al-Shabaab are destroying Eritrea and Somalia. Unfortunately people like
@HodanHomes
and
@solassefa
are advocating for more distraction and instability in Somalia, Eritrea & to the rest of HoA.
Are these two individuals benefiting from chaos?👇
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This issue of Ethiopia controlling the source of Somalia's two largest rivers is the primary reason I'm an irredentist.
To add insult to injury, both rivers & their tributaries fall mostly within ethnic Somali lands.
Jubba and Shebelle Rivers, originating in the Ethiopian highlands, are pivotal to Somalia's agricultural infrastructure, serving as the sole irrigation sources for a sector that constitutes 90% of the nation's economic framework. Should Ethiopia decide to restrict the flow of
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Photos of Marka taken in the early 20th century.
Interesting fact, during the late 19th century, this city had a larger population than Muqdisho.
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Ibn Fadlan considered the Vikings to be the "dirtiest creatures of God."
Here are some of the things he observed about them.
-They bathed in filthy water
-Had intercourse in full public view
-Practiced human sacrifice
-Defecated & urinated in public like animals
Firsthand eyewitness account of everyday Viking life & culture from 10th century Arab traveler Ahmad ibn Fadlan. Historians agree that this is the most accurate description of the Vikings.
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Reer UK need to get a handle on their abo la'aan incels using the deen as a cover for gender wars. This kids parents are failures for letting him turn out like this wlh.
This also the same dude that made the digital sisterhood thread btw.
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Does this guy ever discuss his Kurdish culture when talking about these topics or only other people's cultures🤔
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Can't lie Somali men lack heavy in the cultural attire arena compared to the women.
No way he wore a shaati & macawiis with sandals to meet the Swedish king during winter.
One of the most rewarding parts of work is when we welcome new Ambassadors to Sweden. Beautiful crisp winter weather as 🇩🇯 Djibouti’s Ambassador to Sweden, H.E Aden Mohamed Dileta, was off to present his letter of credence to 🇸🇪 HM the King Carl XVI Gustaf.
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Sofala, the oldest city in Southern Africa, was a trading colony established by Somali merchants who monopolized its trade for over 200 years.
This city which is over 4,000 km from Mogadishu, is a testament to the storied history of maritime trade done by Somalis.
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Map of Mocha Yemen, depicting a sizable Somali trading quarter outside the city walls in 1764.
Somali traders monopolized the transportation & export of coffee beans from the Ethiopian highlands to port cities across the Red Sea, namely to Mocha & Aden in modern-day Yemen.
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When these baadiyo folks are done playing shooting games, they go out and taunt elephants😂
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Somali Sambuks off the coast of Aden.
Taken by - Clifford William Hawkins [1959]
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The coins minted by the Sultanate of Mogadishu gives us insight into its rulers & their time period.
For example, we know that Sultan Muhammad was waging war as the inscriptions on his coins state the following: The Sultan Muhammad, Who wages war, May his victory be prosperous.
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@Yonko_badda
@ubaxxxxx
So people can get a better idea here’s some more examples of this attire.
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Many diaspora overestimate how much time it takes for a country to go from a sh!thole to wealthy.
South Korea went from being as poor as Somalia in 1960 to becoming the 11th largest economy today. If we get our act together, anything is possible.
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These people really view themselves as the default Africans😂
Pour moi ce peuple avec Djibouti et la Somalie c’est juste le fruit du métissage des arabes et des noirs
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What we have here is an Anfar who isn't proud of his people's lack of civilization, and to cope with it, he spends his time hoteping Somali history.
Somalis are the only ones who built walled cities across the region from the coast to even inland ones like Harar & Baardheere.
The city is surrounded by a wall 3 to 4 meters high which serves as shelter against attacks from the neighboring Saumali tribes. It was subject to the authority of a governor appointed by the Sharif of Moka; "
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Pictures taken of Muqdisho in the early 20th century.
- The top right image includes the Arba'a Rukun Mosque, constructed in 1260 AD.
- The bottom left image includes the Fakr Ad-Din Mosque, constructed in 969 AD.
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At the turn of the 3rd century AD, the Aksumite state embarked on a series of military conquests along the Red Sea region, transforming itself from a minor kingdom to a great empire, and, in the process, becoming the hegemonic Red Sea power of late antiquity.
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A political painting depicting Sayid Mohamed Hassan, Imam Ahmed & Xaawo Taako passing weapons to today's soldiers.
Messaging: Just as your forefathers fought against the subjugation of their nation, it's incumbent upon you to pick up the mantle & finish the struggle for freedom.
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In 2019, a Spanish archeology team excavated a series of tumuli around the ancient Somali port city of Heis.
The items recovered from the burials, dated between the 1st & 5th centuries AD, confirmed the existence of well-established trade links with India, Rome & Persia.
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For over 700 years, Somalia had the most dominant textile industry in East Africa. Finished garments were exported as far as the Mediterranean & Asia.
In the 1800s, the industry even managed to stay competitive against American textile exports by sourcing locally-grown cotton.
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First demonstrator of the indigenous TF-X turkish fighter being assembled.
What I really admire about Turkey is they're the only only Muslim country that has an even remotely respectable defense industry. Producing your own weapons has many geopolitical & economic advantages.
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Somalis founded oldest city in Southern Africa, liberated Swahili cities, governed the Maldives & our Sultanates ruled from Sudan to the Indian Ocean.
Yet this guy thinks some jungle states who slave-raided each other so aggressively they depopulated their region are comparable.
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Saudi Arabia had a defense budget of $75 billion last year, higher than that of the UK or France, both of which are among the largest weapons producers.
Yet they still opt to buy weapon systems from other countries rather than domestically develop and manufacture their own.
Saudi Arabia has a Chinese-made (🇸🇦/🇨🇳) laser anti-drone system called Silent Hunter (30Kw-100Kw) that was used to shoot down Houthi drones in 2022. Israel’s Iron Beam isn’t the only laser system in MENA nowadays I know of 4+ MENA militaries that have them or are working on them
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The Gash Group is the oldest known civilization in the Horn of Africa & linked with the Land of Punt.
The Kingdom was a contemporary of Kerma & Old Kingdom Egypt. It's credited with the domestication of sorghum & it's dissemination to the Indus Valley Civilization through trade.
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5k likes for quite possibly the most BS map on Africa to ever exist, this is worse than the colonial borders.
Map of Africa using ethnically drawn borders, rather than those drawn by imperial powers.
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In 1585, The Ajuran Sultanate launched a joint naval offensive with an Ottoman Fleet captained by Emir Ali Bey.
The objective was to liberate the Portuguese occupied Swahili city-states, which most notably included Mombasa.
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No matter how often I see it, I'll never get used to how many blatantly traitorous people there are in Somali politics.
Nowhere else on earth will you see a politician actively advocating for their own nation to be under permanent military occupation.
President
@WilliamsRuto
is absolutely correct
“
@ATMIS_Somalia
withdrawal is not based on conditions but rather on an arbitrary calendar”
Somalia, the Horn region & the 🌎 can least afford a repeat of the Afghanistan scenario.
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“The SHoUlDerS, chest, Arms, AND bAck ArE awRAh ThaT musT Be coNcEALeD”
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This dude has been singlehandedly karbashing these northern European hoteps for 5 days straight.
It's been entertaining to witness lol.
This is actually a perfect example of what I've been saying about the evolution of knowledge & information. Europeans are just opportuned beneficiaries who sit atop other cultures' legacies while they mock them.
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The citadel of Baardheere, depicted in the mid-1800s by Baron Karl Klaus von der Decken.
The city sits on the Jubba River, around 200 km south of Baydhabo.
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Every ethnic group competes on who can be the biggest historical revisionist in the Horn lol.
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Rhetoric like this will eventually lead to a Myanmar/Rwanda style genocide.
Muslims in India should make an effort to concentrate & become a majority in one region instead of being spread out in different pockets of the country.
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The ruins of the ancient city of Gondershe, situated just 20 km north of Marka.
This city was walled & built on top of a coastal promontory.
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There needs to be a study on why these afrocentrists have extreme contempt for Islam yet love to claim & celebrate Muslim African civilizations.
After defeating & expelling the Moors, Spain banned Islam & everything related to it. They outlawed the Arabic language, names, clothing, etc.. and forced everyone who had converted to Islam to convert back to Christianity. Africa should've done the same after colonization.
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The Kingdom of Kerma, established 4500 years ago in modern-day Sudan, is the oldest East African civilization & a great rival of Ancient Egypt.
Between 1575 & 1550 BC, Kerma allied with the Medjay & Land of Punt to launch an extensive military expedition into Egypt.
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This is the equivalent of questioning if someone with Al-Masri in their name was an Egyptian.
Any Muslim scholar in the Horn who bore the title of Al-Zayla’i or Al-Jabartī was more than likely an ethnic Somali since these titles are in reference to Somali-inhabited regions.
@Cush110863351
@maintainnin
Are you sure he was Somali? I read that zayli was a general name for people that came from zeila to whatever Arab country, that could mean harari,hebesha etc and also ziela it self was a huge city that had other ethnicities.
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7 different U.S. military bases across ethnic Somali lands.....crazy.
There was a 2011 study by the U.S. Airforce, arguing that Nigeria will be a failed state by 2030. They recommended that America should militarily encircle Nigeria just in case. Look at the map of American military presence in West Africa today. Coincidence?
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Horta why is this nigga from Togo randomly crusading on behalf of Asians?
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It's important to note that Omar's homeland became majority Muslim due to trade links & diplomacy.
People like her love propagating ahistorical claims making Africans out to be perpetually helpless victims without agency. Are they unaware they're pushing colonial stereotypes?
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Not to break your brain but the East African slave trade was also conducted by people who would be considered black today, and they did purely for profit.
Here’s a photo of Tippu Tip for example, probably the most prolific slave trader of East & Central Africa during his time.
Maybe at first cuz obviously Arabs like Europeans come with the disguise of wanting to trade before acting out their true intent...
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You'll find that their insults against Somalis are pure projection.
They'll make claims like "Somalis didn't write anything" during a period when we were producing the vast majority of all written Islamic literature in the region & had cities with literacy rates nearing 100%.
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The Somali Region has over 10 million hectares of farmland, accounting for almost 30% of Ethiopia's total arable land.
This estimate doesn't include the millions of hectares of arable land in Eastern Oromia natively inhabited by Somali farmers and pastoralists.
Deegaanka Soomaalidu waxaa uu leeyahay dhul la beeri karo oo ka badan 10m oo hektaar, oo ugu yaraan 2.5m hektaar ayaa sanadkii laba jeer waxsoosaar laga heli karaa. Intaan Deegaanka Soomaalida horumarino ayaa xaqiijinaynaa dib-u-curashadda dalka Itoobiya.
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In 744 BC, the Kushite Empire annexed Egypt, becoming the rulers of its 25th dynasty.
At its territorial peak under King Taharqa, the empire stretched from modern-day Khartoum to as far north as the Levant.
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Somali politics is so low IQ it's truly incredible to witness.
6 years under Farmaajo's corrupt rule and this is what you get.
No development no representation and taxes going to other places.
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Biggest trait of fatherlessness I see on here are the Muslim dudes who play foot-soldier for controversial personalities.
This dude built his wealth on casinos, web cam businesses, tax evasion, and grifting yet they’re out here crusading for him. Pee on behavior I can’t lie.
Why did Brother Daniel Haqiqatjou need to debate Destiny about such a silly topic? Who cares about Andrew Tate?
We Muslims online need to be more focused and disciplined
Our goal is to promote ISLAM, not to defend a man like Tate. This isn’t a good look
Don’t die on this hill
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I've seen someone mention it's always Northern Europeans we wuzzing Mediterranean civilizations..... I can't lie they were on to something.
DNA results of Takabuti, the famous 2,600 year old ancient Egyptian mummy on display at the Ulster Museum, show that her DNA is more genetically similar to Europeans rather than modern Egyptian populations. DNA results Published in Nature Communications:
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Most people are unaware that Punt also made trading expeditions to Egypt by sailing along the red sea.
Below is a scene from an anonymous tomb depicting the reception of Puntite sailors. It dates to the reign of Amenhotep II, about 3,500 years ago.
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They'll also claim "Somalis were only Nomads" during a period when Ethiopia was coined a 'civilization without urbanism.'
Mind you, this was while the Somali peninsula was by far the most urbanized area of the Horn, with numerous stone cities serving as major centers of learning
Sh Muhammad b. ‘Alawi b. Ahmad b. Muhammad b. Al-Muqaddam (from Tarim, d. 767 AH) travelled to Mogadishu (amongst other places) to seek knowledge from Sh Jamaluddin al-Juhi (Hadhrami).
[Sharh Al-‘Ayniyyah, pg 207-208 by Sh Ahmad Al-Habshi (same author of Al-Risalah Al-Jami’ah)]
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The relationship these "Cushitic brotherhood" pushing Oromos have with us is purely parasitic wlh.
We aided them in every aspect during the Kacaan & all we got in return is them routinely massacring innocent Somalis in Ethiopia & migrating to our lands like Yajuj & Majuj.
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A book published by the Harari Heritage and Tourism Bureau titled "History of Harar and the Hararis" mentions 15 known writing scripts used by the Harari people.
Interestingly, one of the scripts pictured in the book is also natively used by Somalis.
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Interesting how often I come across Habeshas claiming Ifat/Awdal is closer to them because it had ethio-semitic speaking people, as if just language makes people closer to them than cushitic speakers.
They love using the Cushitic-Semitic dichotomy to bolster their weak claims.
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The author of the book you're using to claim Ifat was an Argobba-founded state is referencing the work of Al-Umari, published in 1349.
In Al-Umari's work, he states that "Abyssinian" is spoken in Ifat, which the author believes likely alluded to an Ethio-Semitic language.
@Menelik_Empire
Buddy, stop listening to these Somali on social media who are trying to steal Ethio-Semitic people History.
Both the Ifat and later Adal were founded and ruled by the Arogoba people.
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These folks got rattled by some guy making an arbitrary map placing the history of their region as the lowest in his hierarchy & the first thing they do is not address him directly, but play a comparison game where they come up short in many critical aspects.
The idea that north east Africa had the most advanced civilisations in sub-saharan Africa is rubbish. Outside ethiopia (that is frankly overrated) none from that region can compare to the likes of Ghana, Mali, imperial kanem, imperial Songhay. Also amongst...
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The original homeland of Ifat & it's leadership was Zayla & its surrounding region.
It only expanded into Shewa in 1285, after conquering the Shewa Sultanate.
This guy thinks naming some Ethiopian province after a historically Somali polity means that it originated from there.
@AromataMerchant
@Allen6765499849
@Cush110863351
@abuhamdanm2020
Where did he called them that? And again Ifat was based in north-east Shewa. A province which Somalis were no way near. So for Somalis to claim it really make 0 sense whatsoever.
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The fobs were cooking him in the comments even tho he's correct😂
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Photos of Kismaayo taken in the early 20th century.
This city grew from being virtually non-existent to a bustling coastal metropolis in a matter of decades following the arrival of Somalis who re-conquered the surrounding region of Jubbaland in the 19th century.
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Every Afar I come across on social media from Djibouti speaks Somali as their first language.
Gotta stop with the fake maps and focus on culturally reviving your dying language sxb.
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Didn't know there’s Somalis in Tanzania's government, we’re lowkey everywhere wlh.
Tanzania’s Minister of Agriculture Hussein Bashe is so articulate and passionate about empowering his countrymen
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Btw, all first-hand accounts of those who visited Muqdisho clearly described it to be a Somali city.
Instead of countering the wignats who routinely post that Gondar & nearby bridges were built by Europeans, these bums devote their time & effort into discrediting Somali history.
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Can't lie Oromos are xooging the hell out of Somalis.
The Oromo region is nearly at the Somaliland border & theres no signs they're slowing down.
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After WW2 the U.S funded the reconstruction of European and Japanese infrastructure/industry to create an export market for their goods and to have strong allies. It cost the U.S 150 billion to do this. Imagine what 200+ billion could have done for the Ummah. It’s a shame Wallahi
@AIHuwaiti
@TheSyedHaq
$220 billion could’ve built thousands of factories, power plants, and industrial infrastructure across Egypt, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and other nations
They would have retained their profits and kept their investments secured while industrializing the Muslim world
They wasted $
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Inshallah If this were to come to fruition we need to make sure the sources/tributaries of the Juba & Shabelle rivers are within Somalia.
Having your most important rivers begin in a neighboring country is a serious geopolitical weakness.
If you don't believe this we can never be friends
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One of the most backward values American cadaans hold is prioritizing the life of an animal over that of a human. Look at some of these comments wishing the kid got bit or mauled.
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Anytime one of these snowteps sees an accomplished African civilization, they either start an unprovoked mockery campaign against it or try to find roundabout ways to attribute it to themselves.
This dimwit below is really out here trying to argue North Africans are Europeans.
@Timbutu02
@EnryFromShovel
Mansa Musa was not black he was a North African Berber.
Berbers are European in origin.
It sounds more believable knowing that.
He was NOT depicted as black.
He has been blackwashed.
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Every francophone African country should prioritize changing its lingua franca. Of the 29 francophone countries, 24 are African, making up 150 million speakers.
That Number will only increase in the coming decades. They're single-handedly keeping the French language relevant.
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They didn’t enslave “their people” they enslaved war prisoners from other polities & sold them to Europeans.
Btw playing victim Olympics with your history like this just makes you look pathetic. You’re reinforcing all the negative white supremacist stereotypes about your people
When people say Africans enslaved their people, let's put this in perspective. Could you imagine large colonial ships arriving on your land, met with force and negotiations made for survival and told to bring more like you, or we will take you instead? I mean, think about that
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@ChrisWalkey
@TonyVenutiShow
They took DNA samples and did an autopsy of the girls body, including checking her genitalia for injury. It wasn’t guesswork.
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There are no criteria by which one could call Northeast Africa "semi-advanced", some of the oldest human civilizations formed here.
Red is where most African Americans came from, blue is the culture they claim, green is sometimes pointed to as interesting/ semi-advanced subsaharan African cultures.
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Funny this langaab would compare Togo & Somalia. Togo has had relative peace for the last 30 years, but its still a sh!thole with a GDP per capita below 1k.
Who gave this nigga license to talk like this when his country is peaceful but still posting up civil war economic figures
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Btw this guys home country of Togo is effectively a colony of France. It has no real sovereignty, everything from its currency (CFA Franc) to its ports is controlled by France.
Yet he wants to come on here & address Somalis on behalf of Asians. What an uqdad ridden langaab wlh.
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Hard pill for you to swallow but Somalis aren't your guests anywhere and have always lived in the Bale region.
You Oromos only migrated there 400 years after the Somali Sultanate of Bale was established.
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A picture titled "Residence of the Mudaffar" taken in the early 20th century, more than 200 years after this Muqdisho dynasty fell.
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I also cited all my sources because they're legitimate, unlike this guy who used the fairytale-based Kitab Al-Zunuj, a random internet article written by an Ethiopian, and a TikTok video as sources.
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You fail to realize the concept of nation-states is relatively new, only gaining popularity during the 19th century onwards. Before this, most polities in the Horn were multi-ethnic.
Also, the genealogy of the Walasma dynasty is recorded, no need for historical revisionism.
@Inashareef
Yet none of them were unified under a single banner for the Somalis but rather under Islam. Ifat, Adal and the whole Walashma dynasty were founded by Arabs and Hararis. There’s no continuity from them to the current Somali state
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Central Africa is home to some of the most alien-looking swords ever created. Below are two visually striking examples.
-The first sword pictured is made by the Ngombe people & served as an execution sword.
-The second is made by the Zande people & used as a throwing blade.
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Only acceptable cultural attire for Somali dignitaries to wear.
@Yonko_badda
@ubaxxxxx
So people can get a better idea here’s some more examples of this attire.
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Snowteps aren't very clever people.
They're really out here arguing a 90 year old was a redhead, unaware his hair was dyed that color😂
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Most people don't know this, but abundant natural resources often hinder a country's economic development.
It's because the extraction of raw materials is at the bottom of the manufacturing value chain. Economists coined this phenomenon "the natural resource curse."
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90% of Francophone twitter discourse is just Amazigh North Africans and West Africans abusing each other.
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It's better if it stays independent, two UN seats is better than one.
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