1.Issue of mistreatment and abuse
2.Lack of justice and unfair treatment
3.Kicking out Somalis who are poor
4.Not doing what England or U.S. or doing with regards to taking refugees
5.Wahabism (ie Alshabaab syndrome).
The first issue is easy to deal with because the issue of mistreatment and abuse is wide spread between Arabs themselves. In order for a community to be just to outsiders, justice has to be readily practiced in that community. The Arab community is one of the most subjugated in the world. We just have to see what's happening in Syria to realize the level of brutality these people are under. Somalis are expecting justice from a system created to oppress Arabs let alone outsiders. This is from the government stand point.
With regards to the people themselves, the level of racism and injustice that permeates among'st Arabs is also wide spread among'st other backward communities like Somalia and Pakistan. It's an issue of tradition rather than ignorance because it's often the most educated that perpetuate this false sense of superiority to others (nasab vs. midgaan). This creates an environment were minorities are seen almost below the level of animals and are abused. However, Abuses of minority between Arabs and Somalis are not the same. The Arabs themselves are also far apart in this regard. It seems those who live in the Hejaaz (ie Saudia) are the most harshest because in terms of ignorance from tradition, they exceed far ahead of others. Look at the Arabs of Syria, Egypt, Yemen, Saudia, etc. You will come to see those that are most open to outsiders (ie Syrians, Egyptians), are the least tribalistic, and those most harshest to outsiders (Saudi, Yemen) are most tribalistic.
However, some forms of tradition are positive (ie guest honoring) and this trait is not shared amongst the Arabs. You will come to see the poor country of Yemen allowing Refugees in the thousands even though they are dirt poor compared to Saudi Arabia (filthy rich) because the people do not have the same view. Even though both are conservative, Yemenis are far more tolerant.
So we now that we have dealt with this point, we can make the following conclusions.
1a. Arab government practice injustice towards Somalis because they are not just to their own people
1b. Arab communities are racist towards Somalis due to the concept of ignorance from tradition, just like Somalis are racist towards others.
1c. Those Arab communities most harshest can be said to the most advent protectors of their tradition (most conservative), perpetuating the ignorance from tradition concept.
Let's focus on these point first I will deal with the other topics when time permits.
Professor Talo, simplifying complicated somali topics since 2013
, my dad even spent time there in baghdad and basra in the 80s) sudan, saudi and yemen (aden was like somalis 2nd home) somalis were well respected and lived nice lives there. With the civil war this brought many types of somalis who had no limits and brought their connery just like that which is witnessed today in the west.
I like Arabs