How is what i said pointless. You didn't even provide a rebuttal? Just trying to deflect from what I said by attempting to discredit it

Note to self you see this system as sanctimonious and fixed, so I'll let you be.
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That does not concern me, Isaaqs preserved their ancestry in the form of oral tradition, I don't know shit about Hawiye. I entered this thread to remind the OP that شيخ اسحاق إبن أحمد ال هاشمي was a real man and is my ancestor, no amount of dismissing from non-Isaaqs can disprove that.hydrogen wrote:Where do you propose or estimate their ancestors come from?ZubeirAwal wrote:Hawiye are Somali , what point are you trying to make?
Based wrote:Jesus, you've gotta love the delusion on display. There's this little thing called DNA that clearly shows the vast majority of Horners, let alone Somalis, share the same paternal haplogroups.
About 1/3 of my relatives on 23&me are Hawiye/Dir, another 1/3 are Isaaq, and another 1/3 are Darood. All the males, barring one individual, share the same exact paternal haplogroup and by definition share common paternal descent. This is the 21st century ffs, fairy tales about some super-virile Arab sheikh just won't cut it anymore.
Ma aragtay...DeeqaDagan wrote:Where is PO? Dab intuu shiday uu isaga dhaqaaqay meesha?
lolz I'm still Arab man.Based wrote:Jesus, you've gotta love the delusion on display. There's this little thing called DNA that clearly shows the vast majority of Horners, let alone Somalis, share the same paternal haplogroups.
About 1/3 of my relatives on 23&me are Hawiye/Dir, another 1/3 are Isaaq, and another 1/3 are Darood. All the males, barring one individual, share the same exact paternal haplogroup and by definition share common paternal descent. This is the 21st century ffs, fairy tales about some super-virile Arab sheikh just won't cut it anymore.
If you're going to argue Isaaq authenticity and say you are both Arab and Somali then prepare to define what either one means. You apparently "don't know shit about Hawiye" which reeks of an inability to address what being Somali means. Oral tradition is a Somali thing, Arabs document their history on paper so do not be inconsistent with when you want to be Arab and Somali by insinuating it's exclusive to Isaaq people. Somalis are traditionally oral in their story/history-telling and you have just manipulated that to conform to the non-existent Arab ancestor whilst in the same breath reiterating that you are Arab. Save the bravado too, writing his name in Arabic doesn't change anything.ZubeirAwal wrote:That does not concern me, Isaaqs preserved their ancestry in the form of oral tradition, I don't know shit about Hawiye. I entered this thread to remind the OP that شيخ اسحاق إبن أحمد ال هاشمي was a real man and is my ancestor, no amount of dismissing from non-Isaaqs can disprove that.hydrogen wrote:Where do you propose or estimate their ancestors come from?ZubeirAwal wrote:Hawiye are Somali , what point are you trying to make?
Based wrote:Jesus, you've gotta love the delusion on display. There's this little thing called DNA that clearly shows the vast majority of Horners, let alone Somalis, share the same paternal haplogroups.
About 1/3 of my relatives on 23&me are Hawiye/Dir, another 1/3 are Isaaq, and another 1/3 are Darood. All the males, barring one individual, share the same exact paternal haplogroup and by definition share common paternal descent. This is the 21st century ffs, fairy tales about some super-virile Arab sheikh just won't cut it anymore.
This sums up everything you are trying to say. ThanksZubeirAwal wrote: Arabs on arab forums acknowledge the Isaaq, yet you do not, but who needs the acknowledgment of one who cannot trace his abtirsi?
I don't get it, is ~شيخ اسحاق ابن احمد ال هاشمي~ supposed to be in this picture, I don't see him.ZubeirAwal wrote:That does not concern me, Isaaqs preserved their ancestry in the form of oral tradition, I don't know shit about Hawiye. I entered this thread to remind the OP that شيخ اسحاق إبن أحمد ال هاشمي was a real man and is my ancestor, no amount of dismissing from non-Isaaqs can disprove that.hydrogen wrote:Where do you propose or estimate their ancestors come from?ZubeirAwal wrote:Hawiye are Somali , what point are you trying to make?
You have faith in flawed theories of Science I have faith in my forefatheres.Based wrote:Jesus, you've gotta love the delusion on display. There's this little thing called DNA that clearly shows the vast majority of Horners, let alone Somalis, share the same paternal haplogroups.
About 1/3 of my relatives on 23&me are Hawiye/Dir, another 1/3 are Isaaq, and another 1/3 are Darood. All the males, barring one individual, share the same exact paternal haplogroup and by definition share common paternal descent. This is the 21st century ffs, fairy tales about some super-virile Arab sheikh just won't cut it anymore.
It is a counter-productive point to the members who cry " You claim arab but the arabs laugh at you!" but what does a sexually confused 16 year old who apparently cannot leave his bedroom know about this matter? I seriously recommend, suggest and advise that you return to sending male members flowers, as you are very good at that as opposed to partaking in ancestral discussions.hydrogen wrote:This sums up everything you are trying to say. ThanksZubeirAwal wrote: Arabs on arab forums acknowledge the Isaaq, yet you do not, but who needs the acknowledgment of one who cannot trace his abtirsi?