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As the map show 0:49 they are ungrateful.

Ameen Yarabi and Thank You.

Muslim land not Somali land remember that as a barawani we can go anyway in Somalia from north to south and we will be safe by Allah all that is Muslims land

Their were chanting in Chimwini a Language that is spoken only by the Barawa people. I believe you can easily learn it since you have a Barawa background.

@@barawaupdate Thank u dear. I wish to know my language and getting somebody teach me. I’m so proud to hear that language. I come from Zanzibar and I live at Canada 🇨🇦 but my background from Barawa my grandfather’s father and he was immigrate to Zanzibar.

@@barawaupdate One day InshaAllah I will come to Visit Barawa. We have our Silsila( family tree ) in our family if we need to come to visit and seeing where our place is.

You have a point I’m also Watching the video I actually saw some that still look like your typical Swahili but their coastal people the city of Barawa was strategically located for trade while people also exchanged ideas, skills, knowledge and culture. The regional population is made up of people of mixed bloodline but the original population would have looked like your typical Swahili to the south even doe some Barawa can look very similar to Swahili the people in that region look more mixed then people from Zanzibar where you find many that look like your typical Swahili I’ve actually visited Zanzibar this people looked more mixed then people from Zanzibar

I will keep it short. The Barawa people Who are descended from Yemen Hadramawt and other Arabs tribe who migrated in the early 1sth century and settle in the East Coast of Africa probably during the trading time, Now some of this group of people went further down to ZanzibaryoO and got mixed with Bantus there, And the ones who settle in the Cushitic land got mixed with the Somalis for example the Barawa people, The Reer Hamar or collectively Banadiri. Now This doesn't mean all of these group their have heavily integrated with the Somalis or Bantus. Some of them still remind unmixed with any other bloodline, That's why some of them look like Yemenis and Hindis.

Beautiful pepole ❤

Barawe are Somalis

Hhh as if that is an insult, i dare u to say that in somalia

You're Oromo get out of my Country.

Do you know where the Language of Somali is from, It's a little little mix of Italian, Afar, Oromo, Arabic and English so what's your point?

@@anonymousgzm4273 I just reflected to his question what so bad about that....

@@barawaupdate where is the afar? And rarely English. Few Italian here and their. Arabic some words many languages influence by Arabic. Like hindi Spanish Persian English. But somali sounds and is own thing. Probably close to some lAnguages in Ethiopia

Somali language have even Coptic and Hebrew

@@karenwalls1522 I agree same thing can be said about the Barawa language or any other Languages. It's ridiculous for the Somalis to come to mockery the Barawa language saying is just a dialect of Suwahili and it is not a language. Chimini has more vocabulary words compare to Somali and Suwahili. Somali lacks the basic noun words such as colors, Shapes, Body parts, foods, fruits, Animals and so much more. The Somali language mainly uses sentence words to describe objects and other noun words. for example plastic, gloves, triangle, square and much more you get the point.

Lol only minority are Indians. Most of us are Arabs and our lineages are known and recorded by Arab people. Ba Hamiish, Ba Fadal, Al Wa'ili, Asharaaf (Ba Alawi, Jamalu Layl, Ahdal), Hatimi, Shaashi, Bakri, Amawi and so on. Alhamdulilah Barawa is the land we've cultivated and resided for centuries

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