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Murax did you hook up with any Habeshi girls in Virginia I heard they're a catch around there and in D.C

grandpakhalif wrote:Murax did you hook up with any Habeshi girls in Virginia I heard they're a catch around there and in D.C

Bro, I don't like to insult Women, but Amharic chicks are hoes, You wouldn't wanna hook up with them

Murax wrote:

Bro, I don't like to insult Women, but Amharic chicks are hoes, You wouldn't wanna hook up with them

What do you mean?

EEGA9 wrote:Adari people have there own Culture and there own Language which makes them an ethnicity distinct from Oromos and Somalis, yes similar cultures and that stuff but there a people with there own identity.Just go and speak to a Harari person not an Oromo who claims to be from Harar, there are oromos from Harar but there not Adari/Geysu.Thats the distinction i'm making.

Were not speaking Geography.

Eega,

Yes aderes are their own group i dont believe anybody here is openly denying that but my thing is that i just dont agree when the assumption of this ethnicity of Harari. Harari is a recent creation even if by definition harari=adere =geyesu. If you ask an "harari' notables Who is a harari--- they will till tell you a harari is whoever settles inside the walled city. This group lines is oriented by habitat and trade. You dont really know how many of these so called "harari" would change their Ethnic origin if a set back of changing events were to happen.

Gara Man,

Are there actual Amharas that settle in Harar? This Amhara classmate of mine was telling me that her family are from Harar and that there are Amharas who have lived in Harar for centuries.

I smelled bullshit, but could never confirm or deny it.

the majority of them consider them self MR

HalfDzed wrote:Gara Man,

Are there actual Amharas that settle in Harar? This Amhara classmate of mine was telling me that her family are from Harar and that there are Amharas who have lived in Harar for centuries.

I smelled bullshit, but could never confirm or deny it.

Yes a whole bunch. Lots of amhara settled in cities hararge like Dire Dawa, Harar, and Jijiga. I know currently in dire dawa amharas just keep on coming.

There only about 10 000 people who are "Harari" and majority are Oromo or Somali. Lost Nooles, Jaarsos and Qallus. And Shekaal somalis.

HalfDzed wrote:Gara Man,

Are there actual Amharas that settle in Harar? This Amhara classmate of mine was telling me that her family are from Harar and that there are Amharas who have lived in Harar for centuries.

I smelled bullshit, but could never confirm or deny it.

Waraa there are amharas that settle in dhagaxbuur, hell there are oromo's that live in hargeisa

An Amharic guy I work with is from Harar

Noone knows anything about Abadir, the founder of the Adare people. Harari I believe is like Reer Xamar, not exactly a tribe and more like an identity formed around the city.

Some unscrupulous persons in historical times have tried to link Abadir to Sheikh Abd al-Qadir Gilani, the famous founder of the Qadiriyya, and have largely succeeded.

There are some obscure historical writings such as those of Ababa Gashaw Bassa that point towards a Muslim Axumite exodus from the Hamasien region (the Axumite heartland) to the Harar region in some unspecific time in history, and that the origins of the Adare and the Silti and other related Gurage people of the region are associated with this.

People rarely know anything about these saint figures, and once a person is deified in that manner, you're gonna have a bunch of fairy tails associated with them. Whether Sh. Abadir (Abu Dharr) existed or not, he probably did. But I don't believe he was the patriarch of the Harari and other clans who claim the same. I believe their ancestors for the most part are christian aksumites. But if somebody says he is their ancestor and they came from hijaz, that's their business. The only time I get involved is when they start erecting shrines to worship them.

Are there actual Amharas that settle in Harar? This Amhara classmate of mine was telling me that her family are from Harar and that there are Amharas who have lived in Harar for centuries.

I smelled bullshit, but could never confirm or deny it.

Yeah, but not "centuries". More like a century. And that's the earliest.

Thanks, guys. I knew the broad was flipping jacks. I wanted to call her out on her bluff, but I wasn't sure myself.


Aliyyi Oromada,

What does your nick mean?

The earliest amhara settlers arrived with Miniliks army after the battle of Chalanqoo (January 1887).

Aliyyi= Oromo version of Ali

Oromada= is what somalis call Oromos so I took the name as a joke.

Aliyyi Oromada,

I see. So, you speak Somali too, huh? I noticed a lot of Oromos, or at least the ones I've seen speak some Somali. Why is that? I always wanted to find out. And I mean Oromos who have never seen Somalia, some of whom have no Somali connection, but they still speak some Somali, including my neighbors, even their teenage kids who were born here speak a few Somali phrases. Awesome people.