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The Relationship Between Oman & Banaadir, Somalia
Banaadir encompasses the southern part of Somalia, the word literally translating into “Coast”. This area was particularly influenced by and connected to Oman - in more ways than one. Listen to the full interview on SoundCloud to delve into the historical and political ties between Oman and Somalia.
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Omani Organ Donation Day 2024
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Today we mark Omani Organ Donation Day which falls on the 19th of December of every year. We spoke with Dr. Ahmed Al Busaidi, Director of the National Organ Transplant Program in great depth about the importance of Organ Donation.
Dialogue: What's it like living in Oman as an expat? (National Day Special)
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On the occasion of Omani National Day, we decided to invite a group of non-Omanis who have chosen to make Oman their home for a discussion. Featured in this discussion are: Anne Malin Muhammad Haris Aslam Dr Mona Ismail Christopher Lobo Chapters: 00:01:18:01 - What's your story? 00:11:41:02 - Challenges while settling in Oman. 00:22:09:24 - What cultures shocks did you face when coming to Oman?...
An Interview With Bader Saleh (English)
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Our latest interview with the comedian Bader Saleh 90.4 Oman FM . We discuss some of the challenges he went through to sustain his comedic career and so much more. Presented by @asmaalriyami
Dialogue: What's it like being an Omani woman?
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For Omani Women’s Day, we’ve brought a panel of women to discuss what being an Omani woman means to them. Joining the conversation are Dr Yasmin Al Bulushi, a Senior Advisor at the Royal Academy of Management, Ghaya Al Barwani, an organisational culture and team coach, Israa Al Balushi, a stay at home mom and interior design student, and finally Samya Al Shaaili, a social media influencer, entr...
Being a Female Officer in the Royal Oman Police
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To honor the occasion of Omani woman’s day, we were privileged to speak with captain Fatima al Zahra Khalfan Al Mahrouqi , Forensic Biology Specialist and esteemed officer of the Royal Oman Police, who has first-hand experience in the role women play in maintaining safety and security in our country. Hosted by Nadia Al Taii Follow Oman FM on Instagram for all of our latest updates: instagram.co...
Inside the Mind of an Entrepreneur | Shinuna Al Barwani
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Muscat Candid is back with a new interview We had the pleasure of having Shinuna Al Barwani. She was recently awarded the title "Entrepreneur of the year" at the Comex Global Technology show 2024. We talked about her journey and we had a closer look inside the mind of an entrepreneur Hosted by Asma Alriyami Find us on Instagram @omanfm.om
A Conversation with the CEO of Oman's Official Export Agency
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A Conversation with the CEO of Oman's Official Export Agency
Why I Did NOT Apply to This Female Leadership Program (Sidrah)
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Why I Did NOT Apply to This Female Leadership Program (Sidrah)
Racism and prejudice exists in Oman too | With Asma and Hatim
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Racism and prejudice exists in Oman too | With Asma and Hatim
Wakeboarding Unplugged: Aya Ali, Shares her Story and Passion for this thrilling water sport
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Wakeboarding Unplugged: Aya Ali, Shares her Story and Passion for this thrilling water sport
Omani Equestrian Al Yaqeen Al Kindi: Her Journey, Challenges, and Triumphs
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Omani Equestrian Al Yaqeen Al Kindi: Her Journey, Challenges, and Triumphs
Is Oman a future hub for semiconductor chip manufacturing?
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Is Oman a future hub for semiconductor chip manufacturing?
Oman's Urban Planning Landscape in 2024
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Oman's Urban Planning Landscape in 2024
The Challenges of Omani Women's Basketball
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The Challenges of Omani Women's Basketball
Fit and Healthy Even During Pregnancy with Faiqa and Rawnaq
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Fit and Healthy Even During Pregnancy with Faiqa and Rawnaq
Mamun Crowdfunding: Benefits and Risks
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Mamun Crowdfunding: Benefits and Risks
Meet Oman's First Female PADI Diving Instructor
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Meet Oman's First Female PADI Diving Instructor
Women Who Lift Weights with Fatma Al Harthy & Marwa Al Wadhahi
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Women Who Lift Weights with Fatma Al Harthy & Marwa Al Wadhahi
Do you need a business degree to be successful in business?
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Do you need a business degree to be successful in business?
The Kanga Project with Muna Ally
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The Kanga Project with Muna Ally
2024 Updates: Oman Convention & Exhibition Center
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2024 Updates: Oman Convention & Exhibition Center
Bonus: Eid in Nizwa Ft. Safiya Ambu-Saidi | Audio Podcast
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Bonus: Eid in Nizwa Ft. Safiya Ambu-Saidi | Audio Podcast
Fatema: The Making of “On the Way Home”
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Fatema: The Making of “On the Way Home”
What Exactly is 'Visit Oman'? | Shabib Al Maamari
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What Exactly is 'Visit Oman'? | Shabib Al Maamari
Al Ghaliya: Living with Depression | Audio Podcast
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Al Ghaliya: Living with Depression | Audio Podcast
Jane Jaffer's Journey in Children's Literature
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Jane Jaffer's Journey in Children's Literature
An Adopter from Kuwait and an Adoptee from Oman Share Their Story
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An Adopter from Kuwait and an Adoptee from Oman Share Their Story
Habib: Catching Up with My First Employer | Audio Podcast
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Habib: Catching Up with My First Employer | Audio Podcast
Basma: Curly Hair Chronicles | Audio Podcast
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Basma: Curly Hair Chronicles | Audio Podcast

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  • @Melissa-q4v9z
    @Melissa-q4v9z День тому

    Also I understand people especially young people trying to find and trace their ancestry. Objectively its important to fact-check the involvement of Arabia off the coast of Africa predates any settlements of the coast. Settlements off the coast were due to trade not resettlement. Arabs, Asians, and others we're not migrating to African regions to settle until European colonization and industrialization. Outside the slave trade emphasis on trade the Arbian, Asian, Persian, Indian traders were used the trade route through the red sea prior to the slave trades. There was existing coastal trade networks with Somalis trading it was not a no-mans land where merchants just created cities out of nowhere while the Somalis were isolated around them. This is the problem with this young mans narrative its not rooted in historical and archeological reality. These ancient coastal settlements/cities existed and pre-date non-African interactions for thousands of years. The bandir people adopted a creolized language of the bantu known as Swahili and other African languages particularly Somali. They also adopted their clan structure and naming convention. A population that is the dominant always forces inhabitants to adopt their language/culture that is non-existent in Somalia except when Africa was colonized. We do not see Omani/Persian/Indian colonization or expansion in Somalia and Mogdhusio isn't even proof. Its inhabitants non-Omani do not speak Arabic and are not culturally Swhaili/arab they only groups are the reminents of the traders left behind and their offspring. Minority colonizers always leave a strong foot print Oman has 0 foot print in Somalia as a empire/colonizer. These people are known as "the people of the port" they have no genealogical records except being a confederacy of the persian/arab/indian/turkic traders left behind who intermarried with the Swahili people. They ae a minority community that had 0 impact on the development of Somalia, Ethiopia, Djbouti and Ertirea. Its shame these men are pushing anti-african sentiments and anti-blackness to appease a false historic narrative.

  • @Dahaboxassan-j5p
    @Dahaboxassan-j5p День тому

    @hanan channel

  • @Melissa-q4v9z
    @Melissa-q4v9z 2 дні тому

    This narrative is anti-african and colonial revisionism if these minorites want to relocate from Africa back to Oman or India they should they are genetically foreign to Africa. This would just cause further hostility in Africa to claim a settler colony in Africa especially by fierce majority pastoralists like the Somali

    • @kramsey3209
      @kramsey3209 День тому

      Are you really an Archaeologists, any Archaeologist will know that terms such as Africa, Oman, India are not identities prior to colonisation.

  • @Melissa-q4v9z
    @Melissa-q4v9z 2 дні тому

    Somalis are 20 million in population and a population of under 100,000 controlled key ports? 0 historic proof of such that merchants overuled a Pasrol/Nomadic group that was also historically involved in Trade internationally for 1000+ prior to persian/indian/arab/swahilli interaction from Oman

    • @kramsey3209
      @kramsey3209 День тому

      Please explain what interest would a "pastoral nomad" have in a coastal area that consists of inarable land that is a mixture of rocky and sandy land? Your logic and sense of thinking is amusing. An archeologist will never speak like this, using statistical data that's been taken post 2000 to proof a claim for events that happened prior to colonisation is quiet absurd. So many contradictory statements from you that its appalling.

  • @Melissa-q4v9z
    @Melissa-q4v9z 2 дні тому

    Also common sense wouldnt make sense that millions of ethnic Somalis allowed foreign population with no interior extension never created trade routes with Ethiiopia and Somalis but maintained a isolated port? Then Somalis came out of nowhere in 1900s to settle at Bandir? while inhabiting multiple coastal towns and cities all around by fierce tribal nomads?

    • @kramsey3209
      @kramsey3209 День тому

      An archeologist will never speak like this, using statistical data that's been taken post 2000 to proof a claim for events that happened prior to colonisation is quiet absurd. So many contradictory statements from you that its appalling.

  • @Melissa-q4v9z
    @Melissa-q4v9z 2 дні тому

    This is actual extreme revisionism historically Arabia had trade interactions with Somlis, Axum, Abbysinia etc lol literal archeological evidence these 2 individuals should just resettle in Oman since that's there supposed land but most have 50+ percent gujariti DNA google the DNA profile Bandir people

    • @kramsey3209
      @kramsey3209 День тому

      I checked with some of my archeologists and historians acquaintancesin from East Africa and various Archeologist organisations such as EAAPP, EAAO and i've been told no one heard of your name let alone being a specialist, i've search for your name here in east africa archeologist groups and can't find it. Who are you, who is your association and what are your credentials, clearly you're a fraud or a liar or another somali troll merely based on your comments. Specialist my backfoot. Most archeologists in East Africa agree the Arab and Persian interaction for thousands of years, the recent archeological findings support this case and became a game changer, im surprised you're not aware of this. Your ignorance makes me doubt you are a specialist.

  • @Melissa-q4v9z
    @Melissa-q4v9z 2 дні тому

    There is also continuity from Zeila to Kismayo to Bossaso all northern territories even stretching to Ertirea of indigenous peoples with costal towns and ports with little to no arab/indian merchant settlers with identical infrastructure. Its quiet sad they wan to use anti-blackness to create a primitive narrative on indigenous east africans who have built pre-Arab invasion of that region.

    • @kramsey3209
      @kramsey3209 День тому

      I checked with some of my archeologists and historians acquaintancesin from East Africa and various Archeologist organisations such as EAAPP, EAAO and i've been told no one heard of your name let alone being a specialist, i've search for your name here in east africa archeologist groups and can't find it. Who are you, who is your association and what are your credentials, clearly you're a fraud or a liar or another somali troll merely based on your comments. Specialist my backfoot. Most archeologists in East Africa agree the Arab and Persian interaction for thousands of years, the recent archeological findings support this case and became a game changer, im surprised you're not aware of this. Your ignorance makes me doubt you are a specialist.

    • @Melissa-q4v9z
      @Melissa-q4v9z День тому

      @@kramsey3209 you seem upset attacking me spewing ad hominem. I dont know you or care for your opinion I am stonchly against misinformation of Africans by settler groups in particular the case of Swahili descendants claiming they built a African port city with thousands of years of history like Mogdhusio. Keep making baseless attacks on me a person you don't know offline about the historic and archeological inaccuracy of non-African descendants claiming a rich historical civilization off the African coast.

    • @kramsey3209
      @kramsey3209 День тому

      @ Don't play victim sweetheart, you are claiming to be an archeologist that specialises in East African History, please provide your credentials that's all i am asking for, the archeologists in east africa are all known, its small community hub. Don't cry victim when you get find out for being a fraud. An archeologist does not speak in the manner you do, Archeologists do not use terms such as "settler groups".

  • @Melissa-q4v9z
    @Melissa-q4v9z 2 дні тому

    Genetically the populations of the Bandir are a minority of Persian/Indian/Bantu/Swahili/Arab settlers who mixed there's actually NO MATERNAL- FEMALE LINES- Genetically showing that it was a recent migration in the last 300-600 years of settlement in these regions of Somalia. Yes they are foreigner settlers who lived among the indigenous Somali ethnic groups in that region and was never a territory built from the ground up alone by these merchant travelers in Somalia. So claiming they built cities on the coast by Omanis is invalid and historically inaccurate. 0 archaeological, historical and genetic proof of such since they are RECENT SETTLERS of an existing region

    • @kramsey3209
      @kramsey3209 День тому

      Hi, I checked with some of my archeologists and historians acquaintancesin from East Africa and various Archeologist organisations such as EAAPP, EAAO and i've been told no one heard of your name let alone being a specialist, i've search for your name here in east africa archeologist groups and can't find it. Who are you, who is your association and what are your credentials, clearly you're a fraud or a liar or another somali troll merely based on your comments. Specialist my backfoot. Most archeologists in East Africa agree the Arab and Persian interaction for thousands of years, the recent archeological findings support this case and became a game changer, im surprised you're not aware of this. Your ignorance makes me doubt you are a specialist.

  • @Melissa-q4v9z
    @Melissa-q4v9z 2 дні тому

    I'm a Archeologist and specialize in East Africa. Bandir pre-islam was NEVER ARAB or Persian its a Somali region settled by Somali not a hybridized community. So this is very pseudo and not true historically at all. Bandir Qassim etc all over Somalia were NOT Arab inhabited settlements.

    • @kramsey3209
      @kramsey3209 День тому

      I checked with some of my archeologists and historians acquaintancesin from East Africa and various Archeologist organisations such as EAAPP, EAAO and i've been told no one heard of your name let alone being a specialist, i've search for your name here in east africa archeologist groups and can't find it. Who are you, who is your association and what are your credentials, clearly you're a fraud or a liar or another somali troll merely based on your comments. Specialist my backfoot. Most archeologists in East Africa agree the Arab and Persian interaction for thousands of years, the recent archeological findings support this case and became a game changer, im surprised you're not aware of this. Your ignorance makes me doubt you are a specialist.

  • @fatimaali8005
    @fatimaali8005 2 дні тому

    Where do you get this false information no country ruled Somalia Oman kulaha

  • @ademzh
    @ademzh 5 днів тому

    The Horn of Africa has had a rich, diverse, history that suffered major losses. May Somalia go back to it’s former glory where all people worked and lived together in peace. The 4.5 systems and inhuman processes in place must be abolished and a 1 person 1 vote implemented to see future prosperity.

  • @taartog
    @taartog 6 днів тому

    Fantastic. Oman is known in Somalia. Islam reached in Mogadishu 1,100 years ago. It is a very long and rich history, unfortunately, many Banadiri people left Somalía in 1991 and mostly settled in Kenya,Europe, the gulf Arab countries and north America.

  • @GM-lu2ey
    @GM-lu2ey 6 днів тому

    Are we going to forget the Somali tradesman from the northeastern region that settled in Salalah Oman and now officially part of Dhofar (ظفار) people dating back since the 15th century. Go to Salalah and the check the local peoples ID cards they claim lineage to Somalia even though their great great grandfathers were born in Oman. Google + chatgpt is free. These are official Dhofar tribes in Salalah that have direct Somali origin: Al-Dhubyani (Dhulbahante) الذُبَيْاني Ali Suleiman (Majeerteen) علي سليمان Al-Barami (Bah-Reem, Darod or Dir) البرامي Al-Mahri (Mahra/Yemen or Darod/Dir connections) المهري Al-Akhdar (Isaaq or Somali trade connections) الأخضر Al-Shahri (Possible Somali links, though mainly indigenous) الشحري

  • @mohammedkombo4591
    @mohammedkombo4591 6 днів тому

    Thank you very much for the many lessons you’ve touched us on this video. I’m Bajuni by tribe and comes from Kiwaiyu Island in Lamu County,we have similar history and similar struggles,and we must all of us join hands and demand for our rights and recognition through our history.my great grandfather Swaleh Said Hemed an Arab came to Kiwayuu from Muskat Oman and married to my great grandmother a Bajuni and my grand grandfather Hamis Swaleh Said Hemed was born half Arab half Bajuni.We need Oman to help us claim our autonomy Banadir and Swahili coast especially in Kenya and Somalia.So much injustice has been committed against us and still continuing.I’m also writing about Bajuni history.Thank you again for being an inspiration to all of usAllah bless.

  • @MyMohamednur
    @MyMohamednur 7 днів тому

    There is no what you call banadir people and it is just the areas name

  • @MyMohamednur
    @MyMohamednur 7 днів тому

    Pulshit oman and somalis saved you from Portuguese occupation to oman while Portuguese occupied oman at that time

  • @Bulshodhamaanteed
    @Bulshodhamaanteed 7 днів тому

    Dadkan cml baqtiga ah aya taariikhda naga marin habaabiya wax carab ladhaho oo mug leh majiraan balaayada beenta badan carabta ganacsi waxana eheen mana dhax marin

  • @Tiinhamar
    @Tiinhamar 8 днів тому

    Omani and Banaadiri: two brotherly peoples who are rediscovering and re-evaluating the ancient historical, cultural, military and political bond that has always united them and that inexplicably is not reported in most history books. Thanks to the young people of the Anglo-Banaadiri diaspora of The Banadir Factor (especially Abdulrahman Said) this bond is being revived. Only a few know that over two centuries of domination (begun in 1497), destruction and massacres by the Portuguese in the Banaadir and all the coasts of the Indian Ocean, were put to an end in 1730, thanks only to the intervention of the Omani brothers who managed to put together a formidable army of Omanis, Baluchis and Yemenis, with financing from Indian traders linked to Oman and chased the Portuguese up to Cape Delgado. The Banaadir, freed from these ferocious colonizers who destroyed the entire trade network of the coastal countries of the Indian Ocean, began to revive towards the end of 1700. We owe a lot to the Omanis and it is good that young people know this because lately there is a proliferation of people who do everything to pit one against the other, peoples who have always been brothers. Excellent idea of ​​Abdulrahman to ensure that a digital library is created so that Banaadiri and Somali researchers can delve into the history of Oman while staying at home. Indeed, I would add that it would be better to create - as soon as possible - an Omani cultural center in Mogadishu. Finally, we hope that Garesa will be built quickly because it is located in the heart of the medieval center of Mogadishu - between the neighborhoods of Hamarweyne and Shingaani - and where a few steps away there is the headquarters of the Benaadir Regional Administration, the Central Bank and the Ministry of Finance and it is one of the safest places in the capital. The time of the locusts is over and in any case the citizens have learned their lesson.

  • @abood4477
    @abood4477 8 днів тому

    Misinformation stop lying Omani has nothing to do with Somalia history

    • @AtlasAtlas-r6s
      @AtlasAtlas-r6s 8 днів тому

      They were they brought a lot of Bantu to Mogadishu

    • @Hello-uk5xp
      @Hello-uk5xp 7 днів тому

      @AtlasAtlas-r6sit’s muqdishu

  • @Jinkax-u9r
    @Jinkax-u9r 8 днів тому

    Fake history 😂😂😂 wlhi

  • @yasmin-zh2zn
    @yasmin-zh2zn 8 днів тому

    This video was a v good watch mashallah, touched on history, culture. Loved the emphasis on raising awareness of the banaadiri situation and not allowing our people to be taken advantage of, especially if political ties with oman strengthen. Nice to see the distinction made between the tribalist old heads/warlords and rather putting focus on the positive Somali youth who are trying to move past the primitive qabiil politics also a nice way to dismiss the trolls & chronically online. Hope to see more of this type of discussion and open dialogue free of animosity and geared towards collectively protecting the future of Somalia, by coastal, nomadic & brotherly nations alike. Somalia ha is raacdo, somalia ha noolato.

  • @Jalley00052
    @Jalley00052 9 днів тому

    Waa beentaas sübhanallah 😯😂😂😂

  • @aden4843
    @aden4843 9 днів тому

    this is lies and the other guy is Indian acting like a Arab lol not ethnic Somali you are not from here you outsiders not native to Somali peninsula mixed with Bantu arab Hindi/ this a disparate attempt to re rewrite Somali history it's the Somali coast we been there for over 3000 years pre-Islam the city Xamar is existed you people oman started coming 1850s

  • @tusmoaadil1825
    @tusmoaadil1825 9 днів тому

    Saeed barqash was the ruler of sisbar for the othoman empire from 1870- 1888 search in the google he was working for othoman adminstration ( but the omani people make him omani rule wich is laying attempt to make history for themselves) othoman rule was all over the coastal areas of east africa to barbara city

  • @tusmoaadil1825
    @tusmoaadil1825 9 днів тому

    The only relation that brought together Oman and somalia was the ottoman empire ruler Saeed barqash who ruled for the othomans sinsibar and banadir region of somalia before and after that history somalia never had contact with Oman that is the true history on the books

    • @kramsey3209
      @kramsey3209 9 днів тому

      Ladies and Gentlemen, Here are the Somalis attempting to discuss history ^^^^^^^

    • @tusmoaadil1825
      @tusmoaadil1825 9 днів тому

      Saeed barqash was the ruler of sisbar for the othoman empire from 1870- 1888 search in the google he was working for othoman adminstration ( but the omani people make him omani rule wich is laying attempt to make history for themselves) othoman rule was all over the coastal areas of east africa to barbara city..

  • @MahdiAli-k1j
    @MahdiAli-k1j 9 днів тому

    My quation is directed to abdirahman, you are minority from Brava you speak kiswahili a Bantu a language.. the rest of banaadir speaks somali.. you are extremely delusional... you define arab who ever speaks ... It's ajuraan who defeated the Portuguese with ottoman help...

    • @Ukhtiii99
      @Ukhtiii99 9 днів тому

      U lamagoodle love to claim ajuran, yet again you can’t even give a primary source about ajuran. Even the tribe ajuran and who the ruler was, no primary source. If the ottoman and ajuran defeated Portuguese, there would be a letter of agreement. Any evidence of its actual existence. Hiraab which is hawiye apparently defeated ajuran yet u want to claim ajuran is hawiye. U guys trying to steal banadiri history. You use the name of ajuran to steal banadiri history. Ajuran was not you people. They were Arab tribe. The ruler was Galmadle. We have sources to back it up. You guys just fairytale story and making fake history online.

    • @MahdiAli-k1j
      @MahdiAli-k1j 7 днів тому

      @Ukhtiii99 olol diinle oo xayla salasa daldaley elbow u naxariiso.. Aniguba today cali saleebeen baa xoog ku leh Salalah.. Ajuuraan waa hawiye anigo darood taa ogal.. today 2024 .. waa sida siqwaroon.. ,,siwaaqroon waa qabill hatu socda xafuun..

    • @MahdiAli-k1j
      @MahdiAli-k1j 7 днів тому

      @Ukhtiii99 ajuuraan today are foot note of history... its darood tribe who are part of present day Cumaan.. no ajuraan or banadiri .... Ajuuraan are considered associate hawiye like gaaljacel and xawaadle..

  • @Ukhtiii99
    @Ukhtiii99 9 днів тому

    The comment section proofs how the banadiri arab rights has been taken away and history. They on purpose destroy our historical buildings so they can hide our history

  • @MahdiAli-k1j
    @MahdiAli-k1j 9 днів тому

    In the history of banaadir from ibn batuta time until now Arabic was never spoken... In banadir only brava spoke kiswahili version which bantu language aka niger_congo .. You never mentioned the largest somalis clan who integrated Omani society is the darood clan from majertinya, there is almost ZERO banadirs in Omaan.. Salalah and darfur the darood is dominant.. Mr abdirahmaan look yourself in the mirror who do you look like arab or somali, a classic self Hating somali

  • @Memyselfless
    @Memyselfless 9 днів тому

    The museum was located next to aluruba hotel (built in early 1980s) secundo lido. Reviving the historical and cultural link between Banadir and Oman is important.

  • @ahmednur9383
    @ahmednur9383 9 днів тому

    In banadır you’re 2% stop 🛑 lying

    • @AtlasAtlas-r6s
      @AtlasAtlas-r6s 9 днів тому

      Yes the 2% can role and be the kings so stop crying they came from long distance and rolled all over from moqdisho Kenya Tanzania zizibar, even whole language called by Arab name is Swahili

  • @ahmednur9383
    @ahmednur9383 9 днів тому

    Banadir is ours it is Somali city 🌃 not Omani city stop 🛑 lying this reer Xamar guy is lier,

  • @ahmednur9383
    @ahmednur9383 10 днів тому

    Stop lying it was the Ujuraan kingsom which Somali kingdom

  • @somaligrup8873
    @somaligrup8873 10 днів тому

    This is what somalis get for helping oman subhannalah

  • @kramsey3209
    @kramsey3209 10 днів тому

    Reading all the disagreements from Somalis and ironically they all contradict with each other! One person said the Banadiris are Portuguese, another said they are Bantu mixed ex slaves, another said they are Asian, another said they are Arab immigrants! you can't even agree on who the Banadiris are let alone come to a collective conclusion on their own history! it shows how much lies you spewed on Banadiris to an extent you yourself are confused on who they are!

    • @shafsteryellow
      @shafsteryellow 7 днів тому

      That's all correct they're a mullato of all of that

  • @kramsey3209
    @kramsey3209 10 днів тому

    Somalis are once again exposing themselves to the world, embarassing. History can be subjective, If any of you disagree with what's been said here then by all means make a response video, make a acadamic refutation and intelectually refute each point made thoroughly, then we can see where the truth lies. But sending hateful comments shows and exposes how low inteligence you are being with no historical evidence provided of your claims. Reading all the disagreements from Somalis and ironically they all contradict with each other! One person said the Banadir guy is Portuguese, another said he's a Bantu mixed, another said he is Asian, another said they are Arab immigrants! you can't even agree on who the Banadiris are let alone come to a collective conclusion on their history! it shows how much lies you spewed on Banadiris to an extent you yourself are confused on who they are!

    • @Ukhtiii99
      @Ukhtiii99 9 днів тому

      Because they don’t want banadiri to self identify themselves. They on purpose destroy our history and identity. Politically discriminating and committed war crimes. We banadiri are a confederation of different tribes. Most of us are from Arab origin. There are major tribes who are ba alawi, al amoudi, al-maqzoumi and etc. We have protected our lineages through generations. We won’t let these haters try to erase our identity and history.

  • @asamadhassan1419
    @asamadhassan1419 10 днів тому

    Hi I would like to ask you guys when british conquer oman and when they got freedom from british and also british are still has bases military in oman why or you guys are still under british or just all khaliijis are under kufaar chelter

  • @AhmedAli-xz5hi
    @AhmedAli-xz5hi 10 днів тому

    😂 you have to thanks us as "somali" people because we liberated your from Portuguese 🇵🇹 when they colonies you and remember when you had fight with us and "sultana yacqub hirab " defeat you a battle and also forced you to bulid houses for us in 1750. And you wanna say we conquer somali costal. Stop spreading false information. And the one you calling "barkash" had also had a fight with Omani sultanate. And the tell the one who sitting with you calling himself "banadir" his family was immigrants who came our land at the time of ajuran empire.

    • @AtlasAtlas-r6s
      @AtlasAtlas-r6s 9 днів тому

      Yes the 2% can role and be the kings so stop crying they came from long distance and rolled all over from moqdisho Kenya Tanzania zizibar, even whole language called by Arab name is Swahili

    • @AhmedAli-xz5hi
      @AhmedAli-xz5hi 9 днів тому

      @AtlasAtlas-r6s 😅😅 I think you don't know anything about swahili. Swahili is kenya. First of all, learn something. Swahili is not somalia, and if you wanna learn something, I will teach u. Even you don't have men's who can fight with us. And the time you talking we have sultanate, and sultanate will rules and a other sultanate that is called illusion. Read the book of Sister Barkash, and you will learn something.

  • @Myo-v1k
    @Myo-v1k 10 днів тому

    Oman use to pay taxes to the Somali, when they didn’t the Sultanate of the Geledi sent 20,000 men and destroyed the Omanis, freed the African slaves they had and held captive the remaining Omanis in 1852 or 1853 I believe. This is real history not this fake tales they tell.

  • @ismailabdirahman2685
    @ismailabdirahman2685 10 днів тому

    Oman what , is human

  • @zamzamhussen2893
    @zamzamhussen2893 10 днів тому

    Stop spreading historical misinformation. If you are going to speak on Somalia history, bring people that are well educated on the topic .Not those that have a clear agenda to spread misinformation about somali history . As a way of coping with the discrimination, racism and abuse that they faced in somalia. Academic dishonesty is unacceptable as a muslim and the pathetic attempt to distort a fellow muslim nations history is shameful.

    • @abubakarmohamed5497
      @abubakarmohamed5497 10 днів тому

      Someone discussing their own history is not something that is haram! I would welcome all Somalis to share their history. I would particularly appreciate it if an Isaaq were to elaborate on their seafaring history and the coastal towns that once thrived, such as Karin, Xiis, Buulo Haar, Berbera, and others. I would also be keen to hear a Majerteen delve into the details of all their coastal towns throughout the Bari region. It feels quite disingenuous to equate the history of all Somalis solely with these historical Banaadiri towns of Mogadishu, Jaziira, Gendershe, Jilib Marka, and Barawa. The history of Somalia is far broader than that.

    • @barawaupdate
      @barawaupdate 10 днів тому

      Is he not very well educated? He is speaking about the Banader people and covering the lost history of Banader. How is this misinforming? This topic is not about nomadic pastoralists, modern day italian somali or Cushatic.

    • @zamzamhussen2893
      @zamzamhussen2893 9 днів тому

      @@abubakarmohamed5497 Own history ? The banadir region is ethnic somali territory and the facts that a small influx of immigrants /refugees were welcomed by the southern somali tribes and settled there should not be referred to as the history of banadir . Yes It is part of it and no I don't have any issues with people speaking on their experience and contributions to the region , however making inaccurate historical claims is haram if it is being done intentionally/knowingly. If they are uneducated on the full and accurate history of the region then bring someone that is instead of spreading misinformation.

    • @abubakarmohamed5497
      @abubakarmohamed5497 9 днів тому

      @ caano Macaan cadowga la siiya Camal iyo coolaad ma roonee Cantuuftada waa dhunjinee Cilmi yo aqliyaa ku adeganee You seem very upset in general sister may Allah cure our hearts of Assabiya. Please if you ever make a video on the history of Masagaway or Cadaale I’ll be the first to watch sister as a banaadiri I’m your brother

    • @knowyourhistory6242
      @knowyourhistory6242 9 днів тому

      @@abubakarmohamed5497 what history their ancestors were nomadic savages who were barley clothed. You can also forget about anything religious as well they could barely wash their ass as well. 😅😅😅

  • @samaale7381
    @samaale7381 10 днів тому

    Oman anagaa wasno iyo carabta oo dhan. Yemen iyo Oman in ay midgaha carabta yihiin Shaanshida ma oga miyaa.

    • @knowyourhistory6242
      @knowyourhistory6242 9 днів тому

      @@samaale7381 hooyada sillkeed ayaa midgo ah Laangaab uu bila asal ah baa tahay. Yemen iyo oman waa dhulka la yiradho al ahqaf dhulka asalka carabta waye laangaab wax soo baro.

  • @samaale7381
    @samaale7381 10 днів тому

    These Shaanshi minority, who are a mixture of Arabs and Bantus, are now claiming our country. When did poor Oman ever ruled any Somali land? The Arabs, which you want to be included, told you a lie and the only place in Africa Oman has ever been is Zanzibar. It’s time these Arab wannabe Shanshi to be expelled from the country back to Zanzibar or Yemen. No d1rty Arab can claim our beautiful country.

  • @lionofthehornofafrica3631
    @lionofthehornofafrica3631 10 днів тому

    If Omani conquered Somalia.Why was the gold mines of Sofala Mozambique named a Somali language.Sofala means go dig.East Africa was ruled by Somali’s before Omani’s fled from starvation in Oman.Omani’s worked with Somali since we are Islam and they looked more like skin colour as Somali’s.Are Omani’s Dir tribe now.Banadir means building’s of Dir tribe.How can a Omani’s conquer a warrior people like Somali people.Bargash base was in Lamu and Zanzibar.

    • @dinfakhrudin4055
      @dinfakhrudin4055 10 днів тому

      There's no primary evidence to prove sofala being named by somalis, other than knit picked sources from wikipedia. What we do know according to chronicles of Kilwa and kitab az zanj is when people from Mogadishu use to extract resources from Sofala was during the reign of the Muzaffer, and Sultanate of Mogadishu, and it is 100% historically proven that these ruling dynasties were Arab in origin as seen in their nisba and inscriptions on the masajids they built in Mogadishu. Before you spew your rubbish, tell us the names of the Somali sultans or travelars who even went to sofaa? who were the rulers? what evidence do you have of their rule or existence? any archeological history such as grave or mosque they left behind? we have plenty for the Arab existence from 14 century onwards which you Somalis tried to destroy.

    • @barawaupdate
      @barawaupdate 10 днів тому

      Sofala, historically known as Rio de Sofala, was a prominent trading hub with roots tracing back to around 700 CE. By 915, Arab merchants had started visiting the coast, followed by Persian traders. Its strategic location by the Buzi River connected Sofala to the internal trade network, reaching the market town of Manica and ultimately the goldfields of Great Zimbabwe. This riverine link was crucial in establishing Sofala as a major trading post. Sometime in the 10th century, Sofala evolved into a small yet significant trading post established by the seafarers from Mogadishu the Merchants from the city (It never mention the Somalis) the modern-day Somalia. These merchants facilitated trade, primarily exchanging cotton cloth for gold and ivory. By the 1180s, Sultan Suleiman Hassan of Kilwa (present-day Tanzania) seized control of Sofala, integrating it into the Kilwa Sultanate and bringing it under the influence of the Swahili cultural sphere. Under Swahili control, Sofala's trading infrastructure expanded significantly. The Swahili traders enhanced the port's capacity by utilizing river-going vessels along the Buzi and Save rivers to transport gold from the hinterlands to the coast, solidifying Sofala's reputation as a key link in the regional and international trade networks of the time.

    • @Houssein-qq8og
      @Houssein-qq8og 9 днів тому

      You are right, even Maldive islands were saved by a Somali sheikh(warrior) , all Maldive was about to fall to portuguese and to be christian but the sheikh taught them guerilla war and they pushed back portuguese. Phillipine had fallen to spanish and became christian, they were muslims before.

    • @dinfakhrudin4055
      @dinfakhrudin4055 9 днів тому

      @Houssein-qq8og When your talking about history it's very disingenuous to call historical figures somali when back then they wouldn't refer to themselves as such.

    • @Houssein-qq8og
      @Houssein-qq8og 9 днів тому

      @dinfakhrudin4055 yes, right! Thanks

  • @blackcobra5814
    @blackcobra5814 10 днів тому

    We don't belive you you need more people's

  • @blackcobra5814
    @blackcobra5814 10 днів тому

    Joke

  • @blackcobra5814
    @blackcobra5814 10 днів тому

    😂😂😂😂

  • @blackcobra5814
    @blackcobra5814 10 днів тому

    This is all lies

    • @owlwatchingu8956
      @owlwatchingu8956 10 днів тому

      How is it lies? Why do you provide your rebuttal - these two gentlemen are proud of their Somali background. Btw, the late king Qaboos was rumored to be of Somali or Asawurta of Massawa (the present day of Eritrea).

  • @blackcobra5814
    @blackcobra5814 10 днів тому

    Why do delete my comment?

  • @blackcobra5814
    @blackcobra5814 10 днів тому

    😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @blackcobra5814
    @blackcobra5814 10 днів тому

    This is very entertaining but these are laughable lies sorry to say.... Please I would like to ask the two gentleman where are your historical references 1 if they claim they are Arabs please let us know from which tribe you are from if you came from Oman then your tribe should omananian right 😂😂😂😂

    • @Adonis300
      @Adonis300 6 днів тому

      hahaha exactly they want to be Omanis so bad its laughable