Your crazy man.xisaabiye1 wrote: Sun Feb 17, 2019 6:05 pmSharmarke91 wrote: Sun Feb 17, 2019 5:11 pmDayrBare wrote: Sat Feb 16, 2019 10:55 pm I recently, came across an article discussing Somali tribes and when each tribe cropped up in the Somali peninsula. The article alluded that ISAAQ came about fifteen to sixteen centuries. This didn’t make sense to me for the simple reason that when the ISAAQ in the coastal cities were signing treaties with the British in eighteen centuries, ISAAQ were already in their 10 to 15 generations from Sheekh ISAAQ.
Anyways, the article got me interested, started to retrace my genealogy (Abtirsiin), shockingly, calculating all the age gap of my forefathers (assuming each having his son or sons between 30 and 40, as earlier generations would marry in their mid-thirties due to marriage being difficult, costly and would take most of if not all one’s whole camel possessions), AYUUB SHEEKH ISXAAQ must have lived in the late fifteen to early sixteen century, this goes same for all other sub clan of ISAAQ originators.
Then I wonder, ISAAQ can’t be this young, so if we rule out the possibility of ISAAQ being Arab and say ISAAQ branched off from DIR then the DIR himself hadn’t been around that long as he would only be couple generations older than ISAAQ. Even the Samaale character wouldn’t be that old as he only precedes the DIR couple generations himself.
This is a dilemma for me because on the one hand, I don’t believe we descended from an Arab guy who appeared out of thin air in the fourteen centuries and on the other hand we can’t claim being part of DIR as DIR is the alleged original people in this part of the world yet ISAAQ not being that old.
The question is when did ISAAQ come to be? ISAAQ was never mentioned in The Conquest of Abyssinia (Futuh Al-Habasha), only the Habar-Magaadle was mentioned. May be when those wars ended, the ISAAQ was created by Habar-magaadle and others (Habar-habuusho).
Anybody knowledgeable on this subject who would care to share anything with us. Thanks guys![]()
You take this too seriously man.
The fact is ALL somali clans weather Darod, Hawiye, Dir or Isaaq are just people that have come together and formed alliances which have evolved over centuries, resulting in these modern clans. This tribal tradition came to us from Arabia due to Islam.
Nonetheless, the Hawiye and Dir do not claim they actually ALL descend from the same ancestor it just the Isaaq and Darod that claim they all descended from one ancestor. For example, the Hawadle and other major Hawiye clans are not actually Hawiye.
I think most Somalis are only genuinely related on or around the 7th generation. Anything above that is bullshit.theyuusuf143 wrote:I doubt. That's why I took the example of " xer" not all xer members are biological brothers they are just spritual brothers and that can evolve into cult or clan. As we have seen in gaalkacyo (xerta sheikh cabdi weli who is killed by alshabab recently). If sheikh isaaq was real carab man and he fathered all isaaqs then why isaaqs clan members have the same DNA markers as other Somalis ?SultanOrder wrote: Sun Feb 17, 2019 3:27 pm So xplaya, Isaaq could have been a real person, but is the progenitor of the Isaaq clan?
The isaaqs or daarods have no evidence that they are different from other Somalis who have nothing to do with the Arabian peninsula. Their hashimite/ashraaf myth is bullshit . they just invented fake abtirsi out of the blue just because they are sufi shafi,is who are extremely in love (axbaab) with with mohamed csws and his offspring. These kind of groups exist almost every Muslim country especially in Shia majority or shafaci countries like us .
It's interestin dat not a single person hu evr argued against the sheekh Isaaq story can bring any historical texts to challenge it or debunk it. Instead it's out of pure hatred for arabs or a false pride about being unique that makes you deny a historical facts. Cut the emotional bullshit
We have first hand sources of people who accompanied the sheekh, and also wrote about his life marriage and children. These manuscripts remain until today and agree with secondary sources and Somali tradition. To add to that, Islam whether Shia or Sunni(sufi included) are completely against taking false fathers. One of the founding 5 principles in shariah is preservation of lineages
It was narrated from Abu Dharr (may Allaah be pleased with him) that he heard the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) say: “Any man who knowingly claims to belong to someone other than his father has committed an act of kufr. Anyone who claims to belong to a people when he has no lineage among them, let him take his place in Hell.” Narrated by al-Bukhaari (3317) and Muslim (61).
Sheikh Isaaq might have existed or not, i can't disproof that.
But to state all whole claim Isaaq today descended from him is just absurd.
This clan tradition obviously came to us from Arabia due to Islam and our proximity to it.
You have to gullible to actually believe that bullshit.
The reality is were only related on the 7th generation.