Sxb you were talking about Barqash bin Said bin Sultan Al said as ruler in Muscat and using Somali soldiers etc, I said he wasn’t the ruler of Muscat his father and brothers were, he was the ruler of Zanzibar along with his other brothers. In the 1870s 1880s. That’s a fact.
Secondly During Ahmed Gurey Wars the Omani coast including Muscat was captured and came under Portuguese rule, from around 1500 to 1650, except for a period during 1580s when the Turks liberated them, so I never heard of Omanis fighting for us! It would seem hard when you are under foreign occupation to send armies to another country, Maybe the Arab Mercenaries who we paid for, just like Somali Mercenaries were paid for by the Omanis to help them.
Thirdly I never said Harti weren’t mercenaries, the Sheikh of Darood grandson told me, some came as mercenaries, but others came us business men too, others fled the Dervish wars & other fled civil wars.
Finally the things you posted is people discussing on Twitter, how is that Facts or Sources? Lol
Translation of what you posted! It has nothing to do with Ahmed Gurey Wars 1520s to 1540s
Burashid
@ al_jabri_0
Mar 24, 2018
# Info_of_ Omani history
The Al-Saeed family is the ruling family of the Sultanate of Oman since 269 years, its founder, Ahmed bin Saeed Al Busaidi, and they are from the tribe of # Zahran
The descendants of al-Fatih Malik bin Fahm al-Azdi, Ahmad bin Saeed took over Oman in 1744 CE
In 1775 AD, 100 ships were sent to break the siege of Basra and rescue it from the Persians
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Burashid
@ al_jabri_0
# Info_of_ Omani history
During the period of the reign of Al-Ya'ribah (1624 A.D. 1741 A.D.), the influence of the Arab state expanded at its height, to include:
[Oman, Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Part of Saudi Arabia, Part of Yemen, Part of Iran, Part of Pakistan, Comoros Islands, Coast of Kenya, Madagascar, Somalia, Tanzania]
Second one Twitter translation!
Hiba Shookari
@hibashookari
Nov 5, 2018
Reply to @ omanim3 and 2 others
Read again, my dear brother, there is no historical evidence that it reached the "entire" Somali coast, as shown on the map
Mohammed bin Ahmed Al-Shukri
@ omanim3
Did the Omanis support the Islamic Kingdom of Justice in Somalia and were voraciously entrenched?
Did he not fight the Darod tribes under the banner of the Arab state in Amman?
Were there no Somali cities on the coast directly exposed to Omani rule?
Didn't some Somali tribes owe allegiance to the Omanis?
