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Hawiye clan appreciation thread (Lovers of Ahlul Bait)

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The following is a reference from the “Journal of historical society of Nigeria, volume 3″ by the historical society of Nigeria, about the reaction of Hawiyya political and religious dissidents after the death of the Imam Yahya ibn Hussein, the leader of the Zaidite state in Yemen in the 15th century:
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Hawiye, supporting the Imams since the 15th century :clap: :clap: :clap:

Allahu Akbar :up: :up: :up:


Great history of the Hawiye

The following is a short reference is from “The modern history of Ethiopia and the horn of Africa” by Harold G. Marcus about the natural hostility between the Hawiye and the Adones,
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The following references are from “Kenya’s past; an introduction to historical method in Africa” by Thomas T. Spear about the early migration of Hawiye clans in Southern Somalia,
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The following is a reference from “Camel milk production & marketing in Yaq Bariweyne, southern Somalia” by Urs Herren, about the increasing pressure by Hawiye clans on the native Galla population,
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The following is a short reference from “African Minorities in the New World” by Toyin Falola about the nature of slavery in Southern Somalia,
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The following are references from “First footsteps in East Africa” by Richard Burton, in the late 19th century, about the antiquity of the Hawiye tribe and the kazi of Zeila,
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Re: Hawiye clan appreciation thread (Lovers of Ahlul Bait)

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Hawiye :clap:


The greatest Somali tribe...

after the Dir :mrgreen:
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Where you find all the information? :shock:
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Every Muslim loves the Prophet (saw) and prays for the prophet and his family at least 5 times a day. :clap:
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Re: Hawiye clan appreciation thread (Lovers of Ahlul Bait)

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Oxidant wrote:Where you find all the information? :shock:
I am a man of research, it doesnt take me long to find credible history.

The Hawiye were amazing, they supported the Imams in the 15th century, they were always the staunchest Muslims.

Walle Hawiye waa rag :up:
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Hawiye used to enslave the minorities, the bantus and the oromos were slaves of the great Hawiye :up:

The following is a short reference from “African Minorities in the New World” by Toyin Falola about the nature of slavery in Southern Somalia,
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Re: Hawiye clan appreciation thread (Lovers of Ahlul Bait)

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Great topic Btw :up: :up:

Hawiyes Hanoolato :clap: :clap:
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Hawiye were always amongst the staunchest Muslims:

The following is a short reference is from “The modern history of Ethiopia and the horn of Africa” by Harold G. Marcus about the natural hostility between the Hawiye and the Adones,
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Re: Hawiye clan appreciation thread (Lovers of Ahlul Bait)

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We hawiye are the most extreme regarding love for Aala Muhammad but we are not rafidhi. :up:
We also love sahaba such as aba bakar wa cumar and cutmaan radiyallah anhum.
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Re: Hawiye clan appreciation thread (Lovers of Ahlul Bait)

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My uncle always says its farral to love the ahlu bait ,,, :up:
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Re: Hawiye clan appreciation thread (Lovers of Ahlul Bait)

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khalid ali wrote:My uncle always says its farral to love the ahlu bait ,,, :up:
waa runtaa wa farral faradh cayn :up:
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Re: Hawiye clan appreciation thread (Lovers of Ahlul Bait)

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HutuKing01 wrote:We hawiye are the most extreme regarding love for Aala Muhammad but we are not rafidhi. :up:
We also love sahaba such as aba bakar wa cumar and cutmaan radiyallah anhum.
the staunchest muslims.

you make us proud :clap:


hawiye were zaidis in the 15th century, they sent a delegation to yemen when the imam died

The following is a reference from the “Journal of historical society of Nigeria, volume 3″ by the historical society of Nigeria, about the reaction of Hawiyya political and religious dissidents after the death of the Imam Yahya ibn Hussein, the leader of the Zaidite state in Yemen in the 15th century:
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Re: Hawiye clan appreciation thread (Lovers of Ahlul Bait)

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Hawiye :up:

Rural what is it with Gadabursi and the Rafidhi ideology
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seemeyer wrote:Hawiye :up:

Rural what is it with Gadabursi and the Rafidhi ideology
You have to differentiate between rafidhi ideology and zaidi madhab.

Rafidhis are bad ppl and Zaidis are folks who love all the companions and the Prophet (saw).
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Re: Hawiye clan appreciation thread (Lovers of Ahlul Bait)

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^
Rafidhis are bad pp
:up:

Zaidis on the other hand are the closest to Ahla Sunna wa Jama'a in aqeeda of all the Shia sects
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