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Shafi’ite polymath

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@Abjrpxt @b4wiryusui 68IQ and having access to the internet. They should’ve developed more intellectually before getting phones.

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@kirashoun @FergieBallFan You were literally slaves 😭

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@kirashoun @MohanadElbalal How am I coping? Your ruler is a Pente.

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@kirashoun @MohanadElbalal Abyssinia/Ethiopia, same thing. Pentes rule your turdhole.

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@kirashoun @MohanadElbalal Keep flexing that you’ve conquered all these people who later embraced Protestantism and is causing the decline of your sect in Abyssinia.🤣

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@rvndy_lt @hjgjhygyhgjhb @ghettobird01 Cameroon is a colonial country so why would Sahelian groups not want to break off and create an emirate.

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@rvndy_lt @hjgjhygyhgjhb @ghettobird01 Ambazonia?

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@Zaadillaah_Ilma @HisanDaMan @HisanDaStallion Impossible migration theory.

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@farxanwaranle @mahamad_ibrah 90%+ of them are foreign workers from Ethiopia. A clickbait title from the internet won’t change that.😂

https://t.co/HgmFCqU2OG

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@kenshi4o @Mohammedd418846 @StateDept_NEA It belongs to Arabs not Amakhara.

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@thekingofkangz @afrucanun Quit coping n refute me.

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@thekingofkangz @afrucanun The Oromos expanded into Jubaland during their invasions. They were heavily enslaved by Somali conquerors in the 1800s breh.

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@afrucanun This is one example.

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@afrucanun The opposite in-fact. Historians have recorded their genealogy. They claim paternal Somali descent. 😂 Going back to Dir.

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@afrucanun Instead of throwing Ad Hominens, refute what I stated?

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@afrucanun North of the Juba River which includes Marka and Mogadishu are apart of Bilad al-Barbar and historically Somali lands. Although Jubaland was home to Somalis such as the Garre before the Oromo expansions which removed them.

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@alabyoboi @Sahelianist The people of Gamu-Gofa were not the primary source of slaves. Mainly Habesha peoples, both northern and southern. Amhara, Tigrayans and Saharti(Tigrayan variant) were routinely captured and sold abroad.

Ludavico de Varthema also states that those shipped were Christians.

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@alabyoboi @Sahelianist Abba Bahrey, a native Christian in Gamu-Gofa was chimping out in his book on how Gallas destroyed his lands.😂

Portuguese books talk about how Christian refugees fled Dawaro and Bale. 😭 Gelawdewos was crying when it happened.