Відео

Dear my daughter Nebila My greetings Although your presentation is well organised as a team work it is too late and toolittle for a lot thousands and one improvements are already done. Harar is another place a not other city in which the rank and file are in celebration day and night youngster women elderly mothers singing mugads a lot of virtual image rural and inside the cherugas are much in fascinating and great appreciation. Had you be been in Harar now you wouldn't narrate tissue as you did .Harar is not as you know it but rather an amazing glazing and astonishing town.You will see when you come for now the delivery is too late and too little. With you a relevant burning issue of our city.

Wow, fascinating history of Hatadamu, SHAHAN...I remember my mom brought me back a few copies from Toronto in early 1990s.. Thankyou!

As we getting older, our interest shifts due to marriage and children and not unable to sustain volunteers job. What next?

Having watched the 1st episode and watching now 2nd one I look forward to see the 3rd episode should be what to do what to learn and what each of us can do recommendations should follow inshaallah.

አስላሙ አሌይኩም ጌሲ አብዱልዋሲእ አህመድ ዋ ጌሲ መህቡብ አህመድ አዱስ ፊዝቤ ቆራም ገልጌብማ ባጂህ ሺኢ ይትለመድባዛልናራ አኻዕ ዛልናቤውም ሙራይት ኩትቤ ሩህዚናው ኒሂጂኩት ያሽናዝሊንታ ቀራቤናግር ይማጃል ጪልማቤ መጪራረቅ ኢንኻዱ ኢጂኻድቤ ሞጫ ዩኹናልማ። ጌሲ መህቡብ ሽሀኑ ዚኤስሰኻች 5 ናርኹ ገልጌብዞኩትቤ ታሪኹም ዩኹናልዋ ዚቃሩ 3 ዚዩውም ሱማቹውም ቄቅልኺልናግር ፊዝቤ አማንታ ቀዲምቤ አላሁ መገን።

I appreciate the valuable insights regarding Mahbub's accomplishments. There remain possibilities and opportunities to bring the Harari community together. Keep going and inspire those who are committed to their community. Continue your excellent efforts, dear Abdulwase, respected one.

History must be told just like this. Thank you Mahbub. Harari people exhausted such determined beautiful minds. I don’t know where you get the strength from to fight back this long for a community that insults and put you down every step of the way to this day. Thank God for people like you. At the same time, I am sorry you had to deal with such stupidity throughout the years. I would’ve thought by now our community have learned from the past and do better; stand up for what is right. Unfortunately, that is not the case. Individuals who can’t even run a community or a simple program, foolishly think they can a country. How delusional, how unrealistic. Our community is in a dilemma where the fools speak, and smart people listen or simply don’t care. Either way, this has got to stop. More people like you should be frank about the past so we can do better in the future. Can’t wait for part 2 Thanks again Mahbub

If the Harari society really think about it, this is a very crucial interview in the history of the Harari’s in diaspora in my opinion, specifically in North America. I remember you Mr. Mahbub. When I was very young, you use to speak to us so passionate about the Harari history and our identity. I used to feel I belong to a great community, and I am very important. I loved listing to you then and now. I am so grateful to you. Unfortunately, throughout the years, the Harari people lost their touch, they lost their grit, their nobility and now they are the epidemy of petty fights and ignorance. That is why when some people suggest I should be part of the community and to bring my children to the community center, I say what for? b/c I don’t feel there is anything beneficial. If anything, I don’t want my children near such environment. How sad. I just talked to my dad about this interview, and he confirms the story. He told me that he was wrong. His group used to fight so hard to stop you. He said “Whatever project he picked; we were determined to stop it” I asked him why? “He said. I don’t know.” He says he was on the wrong side of history, and he regrets he was with a group of friends who used to smear your name. What a shame. How crazy is this? I am glad to see you Mr. Mahbub, and you are doing well. Take care.

Some of the answer may be obtained in history of the now extinct tribe harla

Fizbe kef yetishal

In the last several decades we have seen the appearance and the total demise of many Harari organizations . The reason when analyzed in retrospect , all comes down to the chronic infighting and the inability to reconcile differences that results in creating a big void on the socio-economic stand of the society. Hararis have paid and are still paying enormous prices to such repugnant and sicking conducts that are observed from the highest levels such as Harari Regional State to the lower ranks such as groups and Jamaas and everything in between.The best example to such objectionable sub-culture is the recent drama seen by a group of troublemakers to dismantle the HSCF that was established through democratic processes -this tine with no success . The bittersweet elements of SHAHAN can be placed within the confines of such evil-intentioned behavior that are firmly entrenched in our society. Is this a curse placed on us ??????Is there any practical measure that one can take individually or collectively to remedy this malady that is inflicted on us for once and for all ?????????????

Do you read comments OR feedback please?????

Thank you I have already watched it and commented on.Thank you

Aselamu aleykum ya ustath Amir It is a really timely topic. We need more discussion to chart better understanding for practical steps and concentrate solutions. Many Allahu magan. Keep it up

Lastly, I want to thank our brother Ameer Aqil for his awareness of Harry issues and the perseverance of our tradition. May Allah bless him with health, prosperity, children, and longevity. Ameen.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

The Western nuclear family model undermines the traditional Harari community structure of raising many children. In contrast, Latino and African American communities resist this shift, resulting in population growth. We should consider adopting their trends.

This the result of adoring western cultures and declining popularity of Islamic teaching among hararian community iam afraid the situation will continue unless we are able to change those behaviours

This is really a masterpiece of Amir and the media IHMS itself.This is intellectual.

The historical allusion too is another appreciable narration that enshrines the presentation credibility and plausibility l like this documentary very much.

Eventual and factual the depicts Amirs bold determination that even confronts the untouchable that appears a taboo that most writers afraid to address Bravo Amir.

The language utilised too par excellent and indicates the document a literary quality.

An excellent image that even clarifies the theme is appreciable.

As you go through the comments I provided, be sure to read them starting from the bottom and moving upward.

I apologize for sharing my thoughts piece by piece since the comment section permits only limited wording. Good luck!

In addition, it is essential for the Afocha and the Harari community to engage in ongoing discussions about the vanishing of the Harari population.

Additionally, permit Harari men to marry at least two wives by establishing a fund that encourages them to have as many children as possible.

The most effective approach to increase the Harari population is to incentivize couples with financial support to have as many children as possible.

Wow, thanks to IHMS for highlighting the critical issue of the declining population within the Harari community.

How this people expect to govern themselves when they don’t even have a sewage system in their city? How you expect a 5 square kilometer city to make it country its own ??? Hararian have a great pride in their culture, but none of the culture is their own. Some of their culture were taken from Arab and other imported from Turkey or Kurdistan and India.

Excellent work done by Abdullahi and Abdurahman. Don't stop here plz keep on until we have clouding based archive

This is a noble act of heritage preservation by concerned native group who set their mission and not only implemented the required elements on the ground, but also elevated awareness and trained the locals as necessary to ensure the work is done. Now it is up to the authorities in charge to follow up with collecting the manuscript and maximizing the effort to ensure the work is done. My gratitude goes out to all the dreamers and their supporters to make this happen. We learn from this how a small group of individuals can make big difference. I also appreciate Abdullahi’s concern and how foreigners make a use of our materials as their own. This reminds me of the story of Enjera patent by Holland, while the Ethiopian Elephant in sleep, the Dutch got the Patent for Enjera ownership, suddenly awakening for the PM of Ethiopia to reclaim. Congratulations to the team's success and hope our heritage office make the best of its use to maximize the benefit. Cheers, Meftuh Shash

Aselamu aleykum I am thrilled to know that an important project has reached a milestone. The conservation stage is now in a good venue. We need now to follow it up with the editing process so that it can be utilized by researchers. This will open for more manuscripts to see the light of the day. Shukren

HAMDI JEMAA ...KEEP ON SHINING

Nice. Comment on the position of that museum who borrowed the Harari manuscript, is it standard practice to consult with people from the country of origin of a manuscript before giving a talk? While I understand we made the manuscript many years ago and it was in our possession, if it is owned by someone else now, does anyone owe us anything? Nice to see work in this area, just wanted to bring this point to prevent unrealistic expectations.

🎉Jazaakalkheiri for you all for bvb your great work🎉

Excellent work🎉 presentations, the importance of our manuscript value and how to protect our histories and 🎉wealth.

Kudos to all.

Abeelu hajis jilaach bayti?zi abad yiwarzal ellum kil atwarasot yitmajohol.walakin tasho qixelem allahu Megan.abshir balu.

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Abdurahman as I know him in Everything Harar is a man of innovation and hero an icon who I have great respect to l am proud of you Abdurahman with your respected team.You all of team members have started what one has to do for the walled city.l appreciate all your efforts. Mrali

A lot of sacrifice a lot of commitment and a lot of achievents that all Hararis to learn from Without sacrifice nothing accomplishes.Youndeserve great gratitude. Mrali

Masha alla

Great lesson about Kurangeys, though it's sad they are nearly disappeared. A prime example is the loss of kabir Yusuf (where complete Quran)and kabir haji ali Kurangeys.

Amizow zatgedala khayri yagagnumel

I am glad of this documentary that demography affected by politics War ,politics bring refuge and thousand suppression depriving well being economically culturally and politically. Most causes are well depicted in the documentary The tone itself matches complies the themes. One more than reason is internally sociological which is marriage particularly second marriage mostly discussed as in Aner and other media.The issue of second marriage should be discussed needs to addressed. Why not certain incentives for newly married couples should be designed. The fear from the male side to marriage and more even fear of second marriage must be addressed . To me to handle the issue providing main causes is appreciable. But the documentary ought to discuss the send marriage is additional social issues. Amir has done it interestingly!!

Masha Allah

MashAllah, MashAllah, it is truly remarkable to see our Harari youth taking part in the commemoration of the Prophet Mohammed, peace be upon him.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Masha Allah👏

Masha Allah 🌹🌹

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