Watch: 5th Generation Somalilanders of Hyderabad India

[Maroodijex]

Ninkan waa nin Habaryoonis Ugadh Umar. Isaaqs of Hyderabad were known to have been rulers of that city.

You have all clans of Somaliland in Hayderabad.

[thelucky1]

Interesting stuff.

[xiimaaya]

Guy said mj , warsangeli, dhulbahnte and habar jeclo not isaaqland.

[X.Playa]

Guy said mj , warsangeli, dhulbahnte and habar jeclo not isaaqland.

Idiot he never said majeerteen. He said h.y , h.j and Warsangali and Dhulos. In fact himself is H.Y Ugaadh Cumar and the majority of these 5th generation were ugaadh Cumar. He also said the chief of the police is sacad muuse.

I know personelly Rabiic Falaax one slime ball isxaaq, he migrated to canada around 2004 he lived with two Daarood and one Ugaadh Cumar , they had some argument ( ugaad cumar vs Daarood romate) he sided with the Daarood when asked by the h.y why he did that dirty move he said " aabahay iyo hooyaday baan ka jeclay labada Daarood". One typical makhnuud buu ahaa , he married the daughter of Xuseen Soomaali around 2003.

[Sharmarke91]

He mentioned MJ, Dhulos, Warsans and HJ.

[X.Playa]

He mentioned MJ, Dhulos, Warsans and HJ.

Majeerteen was mentioned by fat ass Hereri but Xuseen Somali himself a h.y only mentioned northern clans who left Somaliland around 1865 to work as mercenaries and guards for Haydarabaad sultan. The majority 65 men were fro Gatiitaley an ugaadh Cumar village.

This isn't something just discovered recently at least most of Isaaq knew of this community since the 1970s.

[xiimaaya]

He mentioned MJ, Dhulos, Warsans and HJ.

Majeerteen was mentioned by fat ass Hereri but Xuseen Somali himself a h.y only mentioned northern clans who left Somaliland around 1865 to work as mercenaries and guards for Haydarabaad sultan. The majority 65 men were fro Gatiitaley an ugaadh Cumar village.

This isn't something just discovered recently at least most of Isaaq knew of this community since the 1970s.

Just another example of idoor frustration for mjiiiiraan taking their shine

[X.Playa]

Your delusional fish brain added Majeerteen in to the list but the man only mentioned tribes in SL.

[Siciid85]

this is great man

[kaliil]

Ugaadh cumar dadkan hindida noqday soo ceshada hala yidhaahdo lol

[PrinceNugaalHawd]

I saw this yesterday on facebook. He said there are many Somalis here.. waar daad ba naga maqan lol

[Siciid85]

I saw this yesterday on facebook. He said there are many Somalis here.. waar daad ba naga maqan lol

The British moved Somalilanders around through out the British empire

[kaliil]

I saw this yesterday on facebook. He said there are many Somalis here.. waar daad ba naga maqan lol

The British moved Somalilanders around through out the British empire

Kenya waxa degen hy badan oo sijui ah oo awoowayaashood britishka askar ama shaqaale u ahaayeen oo inta xagaa la geeyey ku tarmay.waxa la ii sheegay qaar qabiilo kenyati ah dhex degen oo weliba iyagu maamulaan.

[Siciid85]

I saw this yesterday on facebook. He said there are many Somalis here.. waar daad ba naga maqan lol

The British moved Somalilanders around through out the British empire

Kenya waxa degen hy badan oo sijui ah oo awoowayaashood britishka askar ama shaqaale u ahaayeen oo inta xagaa la geeyey ku tarmay.waxa la ii sheegay qaar qabiilo kenyati ah dhex degen oo weliba iyagu maamulaan.

Isaaq kenya dega xataa Kenyan ayey ka guursadeen. They are called Isaaqiya tribe over there

[SuldaanMaplesyrup]

Isaaq kenya dega xataa Kenyan ayey ka guursadeen. They are called Isaaqiya tribe over there

http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2017/03/ ... e_c1529703

However, throughout all this history there was a constant Somali presence in the estate. Indeed, Somali settlement in Eastleigh is not new: they were in Eastleigh even before it was called Eastleigh. Somalis from the Isaaq clan-family (some of whom had come with the British from what is now Somaliland) were some of the first townspeople of Nairobi, and began to settle in ‘Nairobi East’ around 1916. Farah Aden, the steward of Karen Blixen, lived in what would become Eastleigh, and in her writing she described visiting Somali homes in the estate in 1917.