A History Of The Beja People

[@aminahmed2189]

I am from Sudan, and I disagree with you on one thing. The Beja don't claim or associate themselves as Arab. They claim themselves as Beja and are proud of that, and obviously they should be proud as they have a very deep culture and history. Also, the leader of the Mahdis forces in the late 19th century was called Osman Digna and his forces crushed the British in the famous Suakin battle. Respect to your channel and keep up the good work.

[@mahadomar9006]

Beja is Somalis tribe or cushite people not Arab..don't disguide history..orwmo.somali .afar .beja.and others tribe have same root father cushi.anceint Egyptian..old somalids..dadkii firfircona..or pharaoh are somalias...

[@mamukAsmarinogrande004]

@@mahadomar9006 eritrean people have from beja even mine it might be i could have beja blood line, becuse beja is originally from south egypt,so beja was one of Egyptian civilization, so all the mummies queen from phoron they might be beja people, so all the red sea from egypy to djoubti was under beja kingdom i think🤔🤔🤔, even eritrean and Ethopian our present day language driven from geez which beja language. That why eritrean geez language is one of few language they have words alphabet.it can write with it own alphabet✊️, so beja one of the oldest and the best civilization and people in africa which thier descendants of South Egypt..

[@mamukAsmarinogrande004]

@@mahadomar9006 kkk somali are ethopian kkk nothing else, bedja are they are olde Egyptian civilization 🤣👍

[@DiDi-hp2qq]

@@mahadomar9006 Beja not Somali. We are from 🇸🇩🇪🇬🇪🇷 and Beja have no commonality or relation to Afar&Oromo.

[@Kermatrix]

@@DiDi-hp2qq Commonalities can be seen with language family and genetics. Beja, Oromo, Somali and Afar all share a lot of ancestry and all speak Cushitic languages.

[@misiparham1457]

I’m of toubou and beja . My mom always told me we were Cushitic . I don’t claim being Arab because they don’t consider us real Arabs .

[@farahhersi9380]

Misi Parham I’m Somali and thank your mum she teach u

[@redsea334]

@@farahhersi9380 here you are again with you Chushi blah...blah nonsense. There is no such thing as Cushitic peoples. Bejas and Somalis are not related.

[@redsea334]

@Chosen One Yeah I am minding my own. Who the heII are you ?

[@oromogold5054]

@Chosen One They have a strong aversion to being WEST AFRICAN. They need desperately to attach themselves to everyone, even Mexicans. These low-information "historians" are desperate to claim someone else's culture then say that EVERYONE ELSE is a culture vulture. THEY are the vultures.

[@anaqed8987]

I think we came from the bloodline of SARAH not HAJAR we aka beja... Like we are hebrew israelite but we are semetic aswell...does that make sense?

[@abibjahleel419]

it is also said that the Beja were the legendary Medjay Mercenaries from Nubia employed by the Egyptian Empire during the old kingdom and beyond. Renowned for their archery skills and depicted in the video Game Assassins creed origins.

[@lamontfarley6858]

Abib Jahleel they really do look like Egyptians

[@sammyr6911]

Abib Jahleel You mean Kemetic. Egyptian and Egypt is a Greek territorial term

[@abibjahleel419]

@@sammyr6911 I'm familiar....the people that watch this channel may not all be familair with the terminology

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

@@lamontfarley6858 Their ancestor Cush is the oldest of 4 brothers including Mizraim (Egypt) in Genesis chapter 10 of the Bible ✅

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

@@abibjahleel419 Exactly 😏

[@gracegg5485]

Am from sudan and thanks to the constant racism and name calling I've expirenced living in the West, lead me to this great channel and discover the rich history of my Country.

[@blessingchanne1866]

What do beja called their god before Islam

[@therealsdmush]

@@blessingchanne1866 he’s not beja he’s from the west

[@rokchol2865]

Big up man 👏👏👏 keep doing ur thing love from south sudan

[@AlligatorShuz]

Do longer videos on the Beja people!

[@soromegetachew1868]

Wow this is very interesting! I have never heard of them but so happy to learn! Your channel has thought me so much! I'm hooked! Keep them coming, brother!

[@rudygrissom5871]

Another informative video thank you, The background drumming and Chant...is POWERFUL...what is it from and does it have a name.

[@trevoncowen9198]

What’s a good way I can teach this to my daughter in chronological order when she’s old enough I didn’t learn African history along slide other regions history in schoool

[@hometeamhistory806]

You mean African history in general or the history of the Beja people?

[@sammyr6911]

HomeTeam History Can you do one on the Socotran people.

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

@@hometeamhistory806 Tre'von probably means African history in general because he seems to have implied that he wasn't taught any of it ✅

[@chasegwop47]

HomeTeam History can u do one on the Dinka I’m from South Sudan ur page is amazing

[@S.F157]

DefiantSage I think he did ?

[@waxanimacagahaygiibaa2814]

I am Somali and i love my Beja brothers and sisters. ❤️KUSHITE FAMILY.

[@イタチウチハ-v3z]

You are not kushite only nubians and beja are kushite you are different

[@redsea334]

@@イタチウチハ-v3z bejas are Not. Bejas are their own people.

[@Big_Black_311]

🤡somalis aren't Kishore family

[@jannoxw5656]

@@イタチウチハ-v3z 57% of Beja have the Y E1b1b Haplogroup (paternal lineage) and 77.7% of Somalis have the same Y chromosome E1B1b Haplogroup. Scientifically proven. The beja who come from arab father are not cushites. Everywhere in the world Somali’s are known as the purest cushite people

[@jannoxw5656]

@@イタチウチハ-v3z also Nubians are not Cushitic because they have the J Haplogroup (Arab) for 46% of the population and have E1b1b(Cushitic horn African Haplogroup) in only 27% of males.

[@themessis2much632]

I’m 100% beja, my great grandfather helped fight off the British when they attacked my people. They made a poem about the war called fuzzy wuzzy by Kipling.

[@shockhouser3171]

Do u consider yourself arabs

[@skinnylozano9707]

@Adrian Bradey there from Nubia which had a connection with ancient Egypt . period

[@aishaomar2695]

I heard the British couldn't break through the Beja warriors, they asked the Ethiopians for help, then the Ethiopian emperor at that time asked the British, what will the Habeshis gain, the British apparently,promised the Somali lands. The British didn't tell the Somalis, until they left the Somali lands in 1960. That's why there was a war between the Ethiopians and Somalis in 1964.

[@mlungisiwright]

Beja are not Nubians. Nubian is a specific language unrelated to Egyptian. Beja actually has words in common with Egyptian. Nubia was called Kush. However the idea of who Kushites or Ethiopians were or are got shifted to the horn of Africa. It gets even more confusing because you have Targums which are translations to Aramaic. Kush is identified as Arabia in the Targums and Ethiopian in the Greek. So a compromise was made to put Kushites across from Arabia in the Horn. Once Kush or Ethiopia were moved there had to be a different term for the real Kushites so Nubian was chosen

[@sankishayi]

You doing a great job educating us HomeTeam. Thank you so much for your hardwprk,you are teaching me African history that not even my parents know about and the colonizers dared to not let into our history books. I really appreciate the work you do. Am also wondering if you have done a closer look on the Luba people of the Democratic republic of Congo?

[@hometeamhistory806]

Im gonna get to it :)

[@krono5el]

Im all about pre islam and christianity, shout out to the Maya people too.

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

That's fine, but so-called 😏 Christianity never conquered East Africa ❌ It was spread through missionaries ✅ Islam did conquer most of East Africa, though ✅

[@fe7264]

@@MisterTurner-ex1fv - Idk about that. Persecution and forced conversions of muslims in Ethiopia by Christians was pretty extensive. There was a bunch of forced conversions to christianity in Makuria (Nubia/Sudan) following the conversion of nubian royalty. Also, christian nubians successfully fought off the arabs for nearly a thousand years. Islam began entering following the baqt agreement which allowed arabs to come to Sudan for trade and even allowed missionaries. Islam began expanding throughout Sudan after the establishment of Sufi missionaries. Being conquered by the Ottoman empire only annexed us into the empire not so much force conversion. Idk about islam coming to Somalia through being conquered because they even kept their language. Christianity entered South Sudan through being conquered by the British then through British missionaries.

[@marwaayaanle3804]

F E Islam didn’t spread in Ethiopia through persecution, King Negus of Abyssinia welcomed fleeing Muslims to live and practice their religion in his land in peace, and throughout East Africa, Ethiopia and Somalia, Islam grew by way of preaching n not persecution.

[@UncleShad]

Me being half Beja half Albanian, I'm trying to reconnect with my roots, any more resources I can use to learn more in depth?

[@barinegashyo204]

Yo im half beja half eritrean how are u

[@lamiaasoliman26]

if you reached any resources could you please share :)

[@brianhalljr615]

Every day I watch and everyday I show my people, you are doing gods work thank you!

[@bemnet27]

Beja indeed speaks Tigre in Eritrea but the majority are Bedouin. We do share some culture especially their dance " Serra" is beautiful.

[@FrithonaHrududu02127]

Hey, great channel. I ain't on the home team😊 but I'm really digging the content, no click bait, no crazy stuff, just truth.

[@WediSoira]

Bejas had their own kingdoms after the fall of Aksum, they were so across Sudan and Eritrea. The 9 Beja Kingdoms, some say they shred from Suakin to Massawa

[@blessbeyahgodofshem]

The beja the real descendants of the ancient Egyptians

[@teddyissak2720]

and the rest of people in Egypt ? Did they fall out of the sky ?

[@coolguys9639]

​@@teddyissak2720 bro modern day egypt are Greek persian and Arab invasion nothing to do with Ancient Kemetic civilization

[@Mlovesfashion62]

Thank you so much for these videos! can you add some resources in the description for those who want to learn more? your videos always make me go down a google rabbit hole lol

[@hometeamhistory806]

One of the best is the Encyclopedia of African history by Kevin Shillington. It covers many topics in African history

[@ricomontoya1562]

How come we can only hit the "Like Button" once?!

[@obiyanko2019]

Yeah... need to like this many times!

[@NubiansNapata]

Bejawi fought to free sudan from the British Empire..

[@ahmednour2986]

Much love to beja from Afar/saho brother ❤️❤️❤️

[@kemalemy3158]

How can you be 2 ethnic group 😂😂😂

[@box5319]

@@kemalemy3158 afar and saho are almost same tribe.

[@kemalemy3158]

@@box5319 So why not one group Afar

[@box5319]

@@kemalemy3158 why not saho instead?

[@afrohealing7446]

Love you voice my brother great research and video editing

[@fe7264]

@HomeTeam History - Mohamed Ahmed, the Mahdi, needs his own series alone. He led us in battle and helped us liberate all of Sudan by the time he died. He led us in battle when we fought off Turks, British, and Egyptians. Under his leadership we even slaughtered the British Gordon of Khartoum. After liberating all of Sudan, he died from a fever in 1885ish.

[@battoday953]

RED BLACK GREEN

[@mehretgebrezgiabher9425]

My husband was explaining Eritrean History and how Esaias Afwerki came to power, he continue to talk about Jebha and EPLF (now HGDEF) and their difference. Jebha spoke Arabic and were Muslim and Christian but we’re speaking Arabic. The abysianian people were Christian until some guy named Mohammad, a strong leader and was forcing everyone to convert into Muslim. They didn’t have Arab appearance, they were darker and they went to Sudan and because they spoke Arabic the Sudanese were accepting. Muhammad had a large influence, defeated the Egyptians and British empire and he was defeated by Ottoman Empire.

[@menasir2817]

i belong to the Oromos, the largest of cushtic tribes in the East Africa along the Somali, Beja, Ssidama, Qiment, Agew and etc.., and it really saddens me when i see many cushitcs claim Arab. It is embarrassing when some dont have enough knowledge about their history and heritage. Oromos have thier own indigenous, african spiritual system. AFRICA NEEDS CULTURAL REVIVAL BEFORE ANYTHING.

[@kopend8638]

Yes, I have to agree, it comes down more to being closer to Islam rather than anything else

[@isuldir1465]

Oromos have assimilated non cushitic people like omotic ethiopians, they aren't cushites the only cushitic oromo are the borana.

[@teddyissak2720]

You are not relate to them, and this Cushitic stuff is a recent Euro colonials made up word.

[@mixedsuga503]

Thank you for spreading the knowledge!

[@slowbuxxbuxx8881]

He is not telling the true.. he is telling from afrocentric point of view. Beja are branch of the somali people and are fully cushite and are ancient Egyptian soldiers.. they are not mix just like their brother in horn of Africa.. the black brothers wanna lie and say we are mix because we look the way we loom that ain't rigt and if you wanna know more about us cushite im more then happy to share with you..

[@teddyissak2720]

@@slowbuxxbuxx8881 Branch of Somali......???Hahahahaha

[@jlynch7411]

Would love to see one about the Nuba people

[@miketacos9034]

Is there significance of some of the Beja men wearing combs in their hair?

[@skssuccess75]

good question..something I like to know

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

@Lumani LuLu Oh wow 😯 I just thought that some of them had a naturally curly texture of hair 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

@Mø Nälayé 🤔 What do the Somali men do with their hair post colonial now❓

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

@Jelijah Jai Nice 😁👍🏾It seems 🤔 like they have hair like mine which is curly on top and kinky towards the bottom all around my head ✅

[@mike-waynedjangoii6971]

Do a video about the shona who are found in Zimbabwe

[@Righteousone18]

Tatenda ✊🏾

[@ladymae7897]

There are some handsome men on that continent!!!!.....🇺🇸😘😘😘

[@donomar8517]

Love from your somali brothers.. united by blood

[@housseinmokbel6160]

@hometeamhistory Do a video about the Afar people please!!?

[@pijim96]

I believe there is a video on the Afar people.

[@housseinmokbel6160]

@@pijim96 can u send a link?

[@battoday953]

He's covered most of the tribes of the mighty cushites... but don't forget the sidama, saho, rendille etc.

[@housseinmokbel6160]

@@adal5212 they are different to Somali's and oromos.

[@RahaRo11]

I will support. Solid content.

[@millergail7267]

Please can someone educate me on the similarities/differences of the Afar and Beja peoples

[@redsea334]

There not Similar. They are different people.

[@teddyissak2720]

They are different people but there are some Afars who are descendant of Bejas.

[@afroasiatic5518]

Brother this is excellent the Beja Bedouins Egyptian Hereditary Guard . This was an elite security force and intelligence group . Also know as Madji and Masayu . This is what Arabia looked like in antiquity , records say Cusha Dwipa (Kushite Arabia) . The only other group of people who held the title Masayu or Madji were Libyans from the western desert of Kemit . The status the Beja Bedouins Madji Masayu held in Egyptian history is extra-ordinary . They also controlled trade down into the eastern desert to the horn and across the Red Sea , which was once called the Eritrean Sea . The Egyptian refered to them as Asiatics of the Eastern desert . The study of the Beja answers big questions about the black middle East . Don't think you should stop here on this one . Salaam Hotep Ase

[@historyonthego]

I was thinking that from the biblical text where they talk about Sabeans in sure there were blacks from the Arabian peninsula. I'm pretty sure most of the people in Arabia were more black at one point. Red see communities must have some things in common.

[@afroasiatic5518]

@@historyonthego That black Arabian stock showed themselves in 1500s with the Adal Sultanate . The people are much older than there political movement . They tell us in Oral traditions , they came from Arabia black Saba also related to Ad of antiques . Peace

[@historyonthego]

Afro Asiatic Yeah heard something like that before, Sabeans,

[@osmanala3128]

Well done doc. Please do one on the Burji people of Ethiopia, their real origin, the reason why the Circassian Burji Dynasty, the relationship between the Burji using the word chergees, and the Circassians calling themselves Cherkess.

[@Cushiticwarrior]

I'm a Nubian from Sudan and I can assure you that neither the Beja nor the Nubians say that they're Arab and you don't have to be an Arab to practice the Islamic faith nor does Islam as a religion strip people from their identities and we are living proof of that. The Quran chapter 49 verse 13 13. O mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, that ye may know each other (not that ye may despise (each other). Verily the most honoured of you in the sight of Allah is (he who is) the most righteous of you. And Allah has full knowledge and is well acquainted (with all things). Keep up the good work✊🏿

[@stanleydouge2803]

If you’re Nubian then you aren’t cushitic like the somalis but nilotic like the dinka

[@efulaefula4433]

The descend to Ethiopia by 6 th century to a place called tigray in ethiopia

[@EritreanGamerOfficial]

my mother is Beja from the habab tribe in Eritrea. I understand the tigre language and my main language is Arabic.

[@kemalemy3158]

😂😂😂😂😂where is your main language arab

[@EritreanGamerOfficial]

@@kemalemy3158 what’s funny about that? Both of my parents grew up in Sudan so their main language is Arabic.

[@kemalemy3158]

Blina09 No, your parents may speak Arabic, but they are not Arabs at all

[@kemalemy3158]

Blina09 The Habab Eritrea tribe is a Tigrin tribe originally before it converted from Christianity to Islam

[@EritreanGamerOfficial]

@@kemalemy3158 i know all of this. I never said we were arab lol. Why did u imagine that?

[@josephmccall5308]

Brother once again good video but the first appearance of beja people is on the wall of Egyptian temples and tombs you can see beja doing the same greetings as most Sudanese people which is to put the hand on your brother's shoulder when greetings them if you go too Eid or just be around Sudanese men you will see this traditional greetings

[@jordancopes8017]

Real descendents of Egyptians 💯💯💯

[@spogb6899]

No, they're the beja people they're descendants of Aksum empire Egyptians are the descendants on ancient Egyptians

[@DOAN1000]

@@spogb6899 wrong . Aksum descendants are Christian’s that speak Tigrinya . Beja have their own separate history that is equally rich

[@zenqx-j3v]

@@DOAN1000 well they are still our ancestors

[@zenqx-j3v]

@@spogb6899 your right

[@dablaccseaproductions5279]

@@spogb6899Most modern Egyptians have nothing to do with Ancient Egypt, it’s a small few that do (the black ones). Furthermore Aksum is more recent than Kemet

[@hodonhibo6889]

Love your work. Can you do a vidoe about history of the somali people.

[@azakzaak1691]

Everyone knows about Somali. It is everywhere.

[@hodonhibo6889]

@@azakzaak1691 no they dont

[@hodonhibo6889]

@@azakzaak1691 not a lot of people know about pre colonial Somali history

[@azakzaak1691]

@@hodonhibo6889 You don't know. Don't say a lot people because we know our history. You are Somali and you ask non Somalis to tell your history. Shame on you. Why are you so lazy? Why don't you read?

[@hodonhibo6889]

@@azakzaak1691 i know my history. Why does it bother you that i want an African channel that talks about every african to talk about Somali history?

[@Firewoodsd]

Am from beja tribes EAST Sudan

[@qamarqueenting5238]

I thought beni amr were also considered beja? They are also in eastern sudan and eritrea

[@Daguitardoctor]

Osman digna was the most notable beja ( Hadandawa ) He had a magnificent military mind and was a commander in the Mehidi army against the British rule . Also Most famous for breaking the british military square, if your not much of a reader , glimpses of the story is shown in the movie " The four feathers"

[@battoday953]

Original RBG

[@dxdan0009]

@@battoday953 Osman digna was never hadndowa beja but aristocratic caste , origin of kurd / turk came from Egypt during the anglo egytion sudan traded in slaves . After the British abolished slavery he joined the Mahdiest rebel with Hadndowa , the mahdiest appointed him as deputy of East and named him the prince of the East ...etc @Daguitardoctor

[@teddyissak2720]

@@dxdan0009 Lmao, He was 100% Beja. Bejas don't have lineage based societal structure. There nation hood is fluid and usually absorbing other unrelated tribes, If you are going to claim based on lineage then Bin amir, Amrab, Halangas and Hababs are not bejas either because their prime ancestors migrated from Tigre midir.

[@dxdan0009]

@@teddyissak2720 what is a Tigre midir ? Beni amer are fully beja you don’t have any idea mate hehe Tigre isn’t a race it’s a language spoken by most of lowlander in Eritrea i’m Tigre speaking and not beja . Tigre language spoken by by ppl from different background not homogeneous . Helenga origin a little puzzled pre-inhabited beja of highland plus agazi also timbein .

[@dxdan0009]

@@teddyissak2720 Habab are a mixture of saho and Tigrynia which s also pre-inhabited beja

[@smadden3933]

Can you do Tikar?

[@afroasiatic5518]

Peace great video , so much mis understanding about ancient Arabia . The Beja clearly know what they are talking about when they claim kinship to Arab tribes . The Beja are what ancient Arabia looked like , Cusha Dwipa . The Beja we're also the Madji Masayu of Egyptian records , the hereditary guard . Very interesting video thanks .

[@Kami-i6k]

And which Tribes do they claim kinship from?

[@eleritreano7248]

My ppl. I'm half beja(habab) and bilen eritrean

[@mirrijacob7533]

Habab are originally tigrinya

[@coolguys9639]

​​​@@mirrijacob7533 the habab are the same group with some Tigre /and some Tigrynia but you have to know the history well And don3 forget beja never call themselves Beja !

[@proman1926]

The original Egyptians (Kemet) people. Scattered during the 9th century and written out of history by the British in the 1800s.

[@asmarshadeed]

The original Arabs were related to the Beja and other Horn of Africa tribes....the people who mass populate the Hijaz today are NOT original Arabs....the original Arabs were dark skinned

[@anonomlytruthseekerspiriti6719]

Actually they are diverse they come from a look of circissian and up to sudani looking

[@teddyissak2720]

You are probably brainwashed by the Media. Most people who populated the Hijaz are Beduins and they are exactly the same as those in Eastern Sudan.

[@שלואסרף]

this is my friend

[@coolguys9639]

Go away liarrr

[@hammou1312]

Can you do a video on the Kabyles?

[@battoday953]

Sorry this channel only covers indegnious african, he already did the Tuareg. If he does the kabyle then he'll have to do an Afrikaans one lol

[@jayharris6947]

This is my first time hearing about this

[@ahmedmohamedahmed2367]

شكرا لكم جميعا

[@DavePrice3156]

Do you think if you get a chance you could do one on the Serer people of it would be interesting to get your perspective.

[@laurieb.9555]

Asiatic blacks are some beautiful people; beja, Touareg, and other BLACK tribes from and near SouthWest Asia...these are the people that inhabited SW Asia (of course, some on the African continent) the ottoman, Greek and Roman invasions

[@teleolakuponiyi8549]

Hello Channel Producer, how can I reach you directly for discussions?

[@hometeamhistory806]

Perhaps instagram is the fastest way...just type HometeamHistory

[@teleolakuponiyi8549]

Alright thank you

[@alextick4014]

May Mr .Speaker mis informed about the beja in some points , defining Beja People as Arabic or Tegry race is absolutely wrong and the reason that , They don't Speak Arabic or Tegry - language Tegry tribe is well known as one of four of main Components Element of Eritreans Ethical Identity .

[@enskeez6815]

In Sudan many Beja do consider themselves Arab he’s not wrong

[@azakzaak1691]

Beja people are authentic and the origin of the cushitic people. They also speak arabic because they coexisted with arab tribes surrounding the red sea since early start (3000 years ago) when afroasiatic peoples a splintered into different branches of the language family. Some headed south into present day horn of africa ethiopia, eritrea and Somalia. Some Beja clans remained in Egypt/Sudan area.

[@AB-im6de]

Heru Behudety Yes there is, dirty Afrocentrist stop trying to erase what has been proved.

[@AB-im6de]

Heru Behudety www.britannica.com/topic/Afro-Asiatic-languages

[@azakzaak1691]

@Heru Behudety www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_E1b1b_Y-DNA.shtml

[@redsea334]

Bejas speak their own language that isn't related to any one.

[@moanjelo9453]

@@redsea334 But it's a Cushitic language and it's related to other Cushitic languages, btw they(Beja) are genetically related to other Cushitic speakers and Nubians(not nilotes pictured on AE walls).

[@hamood9191]

They Called Medjay in Ancient Egypt ( Bayek from Bija ) AC Origins

[@MrAbdirw]

Actually the medjay where from punt aka somalia

[@bxer4fo61]

@@MrAbdirw land of punt is adjacent to kingdom of Dmt not Somalia and Medjay are beja 100% clearly states they are from Nubia not Somalia

[@MrAbdirw]

@@bxer4fo61 Wrong the kingdom of punt was in Somalia theres actually an area in Somalia called Puntland us somalis are very well aware of our history secondly the medjay where in-fact the ancestors of the Cushitic people so only Beja can not lay claim to this history

[@bxer4fo61]

@@MrAbdirw Beja oldest ‘Cushitic culture’ and are still in Nubia so they have claim to all this. Cushitic is just name for linguistic grouping anyway doesn’t mean same people. The punt land in Somalia is not the same as the one from ancient history rather the Gash Group a prehistoric culture that was situated around north eastern Sudan and Eritrea was punt since many artifices match those found in Egypt. Arachaelogist agree it was around Red Sea and if the current regime in Eritrea would allow excavation around the greater Asmara towns,matara,adulis,qohaito and other areas the mystery around punt would 100% be put to the rest

[@MrAbdirw]

@@bxer4fo61 Cushitic is actually an ethnic group so you are very wrong there you also claim that the land of punt was not in somalia when in fact it was i don't want write a whole 4 paragraph explaining this so i will link a couple of videos that provide evidence that the land of punt was in Somalia and that the ancient Egyptian are in facts descended from the somali people.kzbin.info/www/bejne/noXWmpZomNeamtk kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3nEe4qrlseGmZo kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIaXe5iDo8t4m8U kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYCkYmNuqbOhqrc kzbin.info/www/bejne/b53FlquEnph9mtk You deny the facts but facts with always be facts.

[@leboyemichael4733]

Nice video thank for sharing

[@robertcampbell3593]

I like that music.

[@iSee109]

Why is Hometeam’s logo face yellow?

[@guleddualeh]

Beja society was never matrilineal, they always patrilineal even In their pre Islamic history hence why tribes like the Beni Amir and Habab who are Tigre speakers exist was because of Axumite mother and a Beja father created those tribes and Axum is 3rd century before Beja had islam and way before the 15 century like u claimed where Bejas “became patrilineal”. Nubians took the last name and tribe of their mothers before they became patrilineal not Bejas. Second Bejas were never dominated by Arabs in their history nor were they forced to convert to Islam, Bejas are one of the earliest tribes along with Afars that became Muslim before there was even a “Muslim world” in the gulf states. Bejas don’t consider themselves Arabs nor close to Arabs either. there’s literally a customary law in Beja society that lifts our native languages first and foremost before Arabic. And there were some Beja tribes in history that considered themselves “Arab Bejas” and we’re slowly becoming Arabized the Bejas from the hadandowa tribe captured and enslaved those Bejas In large numbers and did public executions on them. This event happened under the Mahadist movement where The Hadandawa were gathering other Beja tribes across east Sudan and parts of Eritrea to join and fight the Egyptians. Even the serf system Bejas had where they had tribes of other origins were forced to let the serfs go and identify as Beja to strengthen the tribe and numbers, the Halenga which were Tigrinyas and etc etc which went from serf to being part of the 11 tribes of Beja federation. There were some small Beja subtribes that were disloyal to the cause and identified as “Arab Bejas” and wanted no parts in the war. They were punished publicly by Hadandawa it was either join or become a slave or die there didnt want neutrality. The Only people in Sudan that are considered Arabs are the north central Nubians that adopted Arabic as their mother tongue, the rest identify as native Africans. This vid minimized the glorious history of Beja as some random Arabized Islamic tribe when Beja history is from Axum, Beja empire, Bahri Nagash, Ancient Nubia, Ancient Egypt(Kemet), the list is endless of what you could’ve chose to discuss about this glorious tribe and their history. This vid did not do the Beja people and their beautiful legacy any justice at all

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

Wow 😯 I might have gotten this answer right already based on your reply, but are you a Beja brother 🤷🏽‍♂️ ❓

[@kontde]

I don't think you are from the Bishariin nor the Ama'rar tribes if you were a Bija

[@ApstleofJC1]

I've found that there are many historical things not discussed in totality (e.g. the link of the Beja to Pharoahs and the general population of Egypt and not just mercenaries; much like the link of the Beja to the Taureg and "Berber" dynasties). Just like anywhere else, there are tribes that had varying historical interactions that not everyone knows. The Beja lived all over that region not just in the modern day location. This occurred primarily through colonialism. To put it into context, Sudan was Egypt until ~1920AD. That means, the Sudanese were called Egyptians prior to that. W. Africa was called Sudan during that time. A lot of information available is written from colonialism's perspective. Don't forget that people were pushed out when they built the Aswan Dam. In another video, he correctly pointed out that various people groups were put under the "Nubian" moniker. I grew up thinking the Beja were Nubian (by implication: not Egyptian). I was corrected by an elder of the Beja.

[@kontde]

@@ApstleofJC1 Ate you a Bija?

[@kontde]

@@ApstleofJC1 Are you a Bija?

[@josephphoenix1376]

Great Content....Again!

[@cuppyrobertson7164]

Have you done any stories on the Dogon tribe?

[@andreanarine8179]

It's interesting that you didn't make the connection between the Beja and the Tutsi. One would think the Gihanga legend makes this self-evident. "His paternal great-great-grandfather was Kigwa ("Descended from Heavens"), said to have come down to Rwanda from the heavens to form the royal line, while his mother's side descended from an ancestor named Kabeja. "

[@redsea334]

NO. There is no relation between Beja and Tutsi.

[@mikailm6934]

@@redsea334 true lol, people are delusional

[@chynkz924]

In what history?

[@skp8748]

​@@redsea334there is both are related to Somali and Oromo

[@MichouThe]

We are both cushitic people. We abatutis are south cushitic and bejas are nothern cushitic people.

[@yahdig.solid_leonhard3814]

These brothers look like undercover brother... Soliddd !!!✊

[@Bound2chaos2]

When i see some of these people they look very european africa is so diverse in features explains the out of africa theory

[@sayzu]

You Need to do a history of tigrayan People 🙏🏾

[@historyonthego]

Interesting point is the pre-Islamic traditions. That could suggest that there is an element of Arabic culture that came before the event of Islam.

[@Dcain2]

Makes me sad to here that some Beja try and connect to Arab (Arabian peninsula ) tribes. Reminds me of blacks (and whites for that matter) who are all supposedly tied to “the Cherokee”.

[@ApstleofJC1]

That's a common misunderstanding that many have. The term "Cherokee" was applied to various Indigenous and non-Indigenous groups by Europeans. So, it is correct that not everyone who says it, is it. However, it is equally incorrect to say that those who say it, aren't it.

[@chynkz924]

No bejas consider themselves arabs, the home team historian guy ignorant doesn’t know much about Beja,

[@akmo7766]

Fuzzy wuzzies🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@NubiansNapata]

Brave freedom fighters of Sudan

[@afroasiatic5518]

The British caught hell from the Beja .

[@akmo7766]

@@christianmiller4229 you can't read? What you mad that im laughing?

[@akhalif579]

Beja is my brothers. ancient people of horn. Thanks.

[@kivloli8385]

Can you do one about Bantus people?

[@safuu202]

There is no single ethnic group known as "the Bantus"

[@hodonhibo6889]

He did

[@shockhouser3171]

Beja people are the descendants of medjai of Egypt

[@aminahshentour8002]

I am partially from the Beja Ababda tribe 😊

[@aminahshentour8002]

@@redsea334 Please give me a reference for what you just said.

[@redsea334]

@@aminahshentour8002 reference for what. Its clear you're no Beja. Your relative are some where in Sinai peninsula.

[@aminahshentour8002]

@@redsea334 How is that clear? By replying to my comment were you hoping to add to my information? Please do by giving another reason besides "Its clear" or, explain how its clear.

[@enskeez6815]

@@aminahshentour8002 his aim wasn’t to add it was to shame you 🤣

[@barinegashyo204]

@@redsea334 atta agame

[@jaffa74]

Marvellous thank you very much❤️🤍🖤 🇳🇿

[@shammgod9498]

Bruh you cannot tell me they don't look exactly like the ancient egyptians

[@willwowxdrice642]

Thank you thank you thank you... can you start a playlist/series where you give us updates on modern Africa (the good, great and bad) ... what do you think about corona virus 🦠 vaccines starting in Africa and the racist comments that it was proposed with

[@khalidahmed4906]

They don't feel they are connected, they're connected to several Arab tribes paternally. They are up to 50 percent J1 which is not an African haplogroup.

[@redsea334]

Dude, chill Most Bejas don't have Arabic blood line. Bejas perfectly know their origin and whom they are related with. The test result you showed is based on Sudanese from central kordoffa region.

[@mozone180]

Well researched! A Nubian approval 👍🏾

[@RR-ri4vn]

Beja people are the real Nubians

[@mozone180]

@@RR-ri4vn From Beja to Dongala you could not even exclude the Bagara and of course the Hadandoa and many more tribes 👍🏾

[@RR-ri4vn]

@@mozone180 ok but Nilotic and Dinka was not Nubians they were slaves

[@mozone180]

@@RR-ri4vn slaves for who?

[@mozone180]

@@RR-ri4vn kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnO9f4CporOBkMU

[@MultiTommie]

I always believed that the beja are the ancient egyptians.

[@puntitegeneral2117]

No they are not. The ancient Egyptians were Somalis. The Bejas are the Medjay.

[@hs.6ix]

Its true some say they are even older then the ancient egyptians and are infact their predecessors. You will not find any info on them but they are the biggest tribe in eritrea, they control east sudan, they have tribes that exist in egypt, and have descendants even in ethiopia. Lol this is all a recipe for a story that a european explorer would not want to explore. But its also possible their history is so old that the kingdoms afterward had grew outwards and started their own thing.

[@puntitegeneral2117]

ϥⲣⲁⲟⲛ I’ve debunked you already go get a life mate😂😂😂😂 stop being butthurt your an imposter.

[@puntitegeneral2117]

ϥⲣⲁⲟⲛ Punt will never ever be placed in the asiatic countries and has never been and the pure fact and reasons are right in your face hahahaha.

[@redsea334]

NO there not. Bejas existed before the Egyptians. Bejas predate every one in that Area.

[@historyonthego]

What make me laugh is when people ask for a video on their people. Why don't you start looking yourself while you waiting. Well done home team..

[@manhimseff-6802]

Next the ahanta people of Ghana please

[@Dat12356]

The Rashaida, (Rashaayda or Bani Rashid "Refugees") are a tribe populating Eritrea and northeast Sudan. In 1846, many Rashaida migrated from the Hejaz in present day Saudi Arabia into what is now Eritrea and northeast Sudan, after tribal warfare had broken out in their homeland. The Rashaida of Sudan and Eritrea live in close proximity with the Beja people. Large numbers of Bani Rasheed are also found on the Arabian Peninsula. The Bani Rashid are related to the Banu Abs tribe. The Rashaida keep their traditional dress, culture, customs, camel breeds and practice of Sunni Islam. The racing camel breeds of the Rashaida tribe are prized all over Sudan and the Arabian Peninsula and fetch very high prices. The Rashaida speak Hejazi Arabic. HERE IS WHAT THE RASHAIDA ARABS ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE! Bani Rasheed people (Rashaida) - Camel herders at the Riyadh Camel market.

[@stevendouglas3860]

Nice vid

[@TheRealAfricanist]

This African ethnic group looks very similar to members of the Senegalese community.

[@hs.6ix]

And you forgot the biggest beja tribe....the beni amer tribe!

[@anaqed8987]

I need to reconnect with my beja ppl...

[@1r393]

Beja are not Arab And we have our language

[@redsea334]

This guy know nothing about Beja.

[@wadahomer2155]

@@redsea334 what’s your ethnicity

[@redsea334]

@@wadahomer2155 I am half hidreb and half tigregna

[@bashisalim56]

سكين ادروب اتباعت ✊🏿🇸🇩

[@hs.6ix]

🤣🤣🤣 we've never considered ourselves arabs! Thats a big lie!

[@hs.6ix]

@@noahae340 remember arabs didnt only migrate to egypt, they in algeria, Libya Morocco etc..

[@hs.6ix]

@@farahhersi9380 beja

[@hs.6ix]

@@farahhersi9380 hahaha np brother 🙏🏼

[@redsea334]

@@farahhersi9380 There is no similarty btween Somali and Beja. Stop inventing fake connection.

[@redsea334]

This guy knows nothing about Beja History at all. He simply posted this video based on the info he got from Wikipedia.

[@EmiratesViewingCenter]

They are The descendants of Ancient Egyptians

[@Lordskipper1910]

We are not Nubians. Friends and ruled us once but not related to them bro

[@EmiratesViewingCenter]

@@Lordskipper1910 you are dumb , they were a a tribe in ancient Egypt, i never said you are Nubians

[@Lordskipper1910]

@@EmiratesViewingCenter sorry still my point stand we are not descendant of ancient Egypt.

[@EmiratesViewingCenter]

@@Lordskipper1910 you are Soo dumb, pm for images and learn history, pm me on Facebook pharaoh kofi II

[@mikailm6934]

@@EmiratesViewingCenter he is right, they aren't. They were in contact with ancient Egypt and even worked in Egypt(check the Medjay) but they themselves weren't ancien egyptians proper

[@baka28032]

My people 💓

[@roderickd.thornfoundationa5702]

Next the Shilluk , and the Funti peoples .

[@mathewomolo]

I would appreciate your take on why African religions couldn't survive the foreign invasion.

[@myztroogeegibson3568]

They survived in the west Africans regions some of the north Africans were pushed further downwards to Mali, Niger, Rwanda, Senegal, Ghana, Mauritania, Nigeria etc...

[@hyper-novaa]

The Beja people are not Arabs stop misleading your viewers!! Smh