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This is so interesting wallahi

According to this ancient colonial description, Somalis were only considered Darood and Isaaq and that Hawiye and Dir were despised and were not included in the Somali race

http://www.jstor.org/view/00167398/ap02 ... nfig=jstor

i don't know how Isaaq broke away from Dir to be came Nasab

what the hell is nasab??

"pure" iyo "noble"

For this reason somali never be nation again. Dadka abuse aad kuhayseen owgeed bey ideen na en. Who can blame them for that.

Dowlad, search this,

''Memoir on the Western or Edoor Tribes, Inhabiting the Somali Coast of N.-E. Africa, with the Southern Branches of the Family of Darrood, Resident on the Banks of the Webbe Shebeyli, Commonly Called the River Webbe''

[quote="RIIGHAYE"]Dowlad, search this,

''Memoir on the Western or Edoor Tribes, Inhabiting the Somali Coast of N.-E. Africa, with the Southern Branches of the Family of Darrood, Resident on the Banks of the Webbe Shebeyli, Commonly Called the River Webbe''[/quote]


powerful and warlike haye, you amaan-jecel son of gun

[quote="DawladSade"]This is so interesting wallahi

According to this ancient colonial description, Somalis were only considered Darood and Isaaq and that Hawiye and Dir were despised and were not included in the Somali race

http://www.jstor.org/view/00167398/ap02 ... nfig=jstor[/quote]


Dooros make up your mind, you call us Dir one day and Isaaq the other, caqil dooro yaab ma leh.

u'll always be Maxamed Xiniftire Mahe Isaaq Dir to me

Dawlo you started reading Jstor eh?

http://www.answers.com/topic/habar-yoonis


Richard Burton
Explorer Richard Francis Burton first described the Habar Yoonis to the western world:

“From my understanding this is one of the noble clans, and thus have a privileged place in society, furthermore it seems that they are feared by many for their ability to destroy their opponents…”

[quote="Ceelgabo"]http://www.answers.com/topic/habar-yoonis


Richard Burton
Explorer Richard Francis Burton first described the Habar Yoonis to the western world:

“From my understanding this is one of the noble clans, and thus have a privileged place in society, furthermore it seems that they are feared by many for their ability to destroy their opponents…”[/quote]

Richard Burton on Marexaan

http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au/b/ ... pter7.html

"In the Eastern Horn of Africa, and at Ogadayn, the Marayhan is a powerful tribe, here it is un-consequential, and affiliated to the Girhi. The Abaskul also lies scattered over the Harar hills, and owns the Gerad Adan as its chief. This tribe numbers fourteen villages, and between 400 and 500 shields, and is divided into the Rer Yusuf, the Jibrailah,"

[quote="Sadaam_Mariixmaan"][quote="Ceelgabo"]http://www.answers.com/topic/habar-yoonis


Richard Burton
Explorer Richard Francis Burton first described the Habar Yoonis to the western world:

“From my understanding this is one of the noble clans, and thus have a privileged place in society, furthermore it seems that they are feared by many for their ability to destroy their opponents…”[/quote]

Richard Burton on Marexaan

http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au/b/ ... pter7.html

"In the Eastern Horn of Africa, and at Ogadayn, the Marayhan is a powerful tribe, here it is un-consequential, and affiliated to the [b]Girhi[/b]. The Abaskul also lies scattered over the Harar hills, and owns the Gerad Adan as its chief. This tribe numbers fourteen villages, and between 400 and 500 shields, and is divided into the Rer Yusuf, the Jibrailah,"[/quote]


IS THAT GARRE RELATED TO KENYANS????