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maybe wrote:

AbuukarSubeer wrote:Runti the ark of covenant can be in dhul somali (Somaliland)

Thanks for the good laugh!

Alchemist wrote:

Eaglehawk wrote:the people in somaliland used to worship cows and some other animals, so abukarsubeer might be right, those people realy needed a prophet to guide them to the monotheistic path

Advo wrote:

maybe wrote:

AbuukarSubeer wrote:Runti the ark of covenant can be in dhul somali (Somaliland)

Thanks for the good laugh!

Talk about aliens and Abuukar will say yh they have been spotted in the Berbera mountains.

AbuukarSubeer wrote:May god punish you for the rumours you spread, nacala yahuudtahay cun.

2ndtoNone wrote:

DR-YALAXOOW wrote:okay if somali prophet exist then i would like to know if there is a BANTU prophet?????

i have heard that Luqmaan was habashi.

Eaglehawk wrote:the people in somaliland used to worship cows and some other animals, so abukarsubeer might be right, those people realy needed a prophet to guide them to the monotheistic path

The Mareehan and other somali clans in the Gedo region drunk the blood of their cattle from the jugaler vein as recent as 1920's and they worshiped waako the sky God of the Oromos. As a matter of fact the Mareehan were organized in Gada age-sets one of the most popular that took part of the Baardheere Jihad was called Gada LAFARUUG, so why can't a clan lost 1000 years ago not be none-muslim and drinking the blood of cattle like other Nilotics they have settled amoungst. The Italian colonial writer Cerrulica mentions all this and you can find his writing in all I.M Lewis writings

mcali wrote:every nation had a prophet so a somali prophet isnt too far fetched. We will probably never find out in this life so it doesn't really matter

Eaglehawk wrote:the people in somaliland used to worship cows and some other animals, so abukarsubeer might be right, those people realy needed a prophet to guide them to the monotheistic path

Eaglehawk wrote:laasgeel was the epic centre for pagan worship, it seems that pagan tradition didn`t spread to other somali regions because other somali regions used to follow the monotheistic religion of waaqism

Thuganomics wrote:

Eaglehawk wrote:the people in somaliland used to worship cows and some other animals, so abukarsubeer might be right, those people realy needed a prophet to guide them to the monotheistic path

The Mareehan and other somali clans in the Gedo region drunk the blood of their cattle from the jugaler vein as recent as 1920's and they worshiped waako the sky God of the Oromos. As a matter of fact the Mareehan were organized in Gada age-sets one of the most popular that took part of the Baardheere Jihad was called Gada LAFARUUG, so why can't a clan lost 1000 years ago not be none-muslim and drinking the blood of cattle like other Nilotics they have settled amoungst. The Italian colonial writer Cerrulica mentions all this and you can find his writing in all I.M Lewis writings