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[QUOTE]Originally posted by AswaniAswad: [QB] Beni Amir are not Habashi u are the one who is a liar and Habab are not christians u crazy. U see u forget the real identity of Habab u all think they are habashi this is your identity crisis there is no Beni Amir Habab Habashi anything. U need a little history lesson On beja my friend i cant believe u are Tigre and u dont know nothing about your own Beja brothers. U said the Beni Amir are not a Beja Tribe U ARE COMPLETELY WRONG MY FRIEND U NEED A HISTORY LESSON BRO WAKE UP Do u understand why Beja speak Tigre and why Tigre culture dress is similar to Beja u dont get it because Tigre speak a language similar to Tigrinia u think they are more related to Habashi. do u even know anything about the people of the sahel and the left overs of the Najran. During the Axum kingdom King Kaleb brought alot of Najran christians from Yemen to SAhel who lived amongs the Beja. The Beja, or Bedawiye, people speaking the Northern Cushitic language called “Bedawiet”, have literally since “time immemorial” occupied the Eastern deserts of Sudan, Egypt and possibly Eritrea. They today consist of the subgroups Ababda, Bishariin, Atmaan/Amar´ar, Hadendowa and sections of the Beni Amer. These subgroups are relatively loosely integrated confederations of endogamous lineages based on assumptions of shared descent and cohabitation in an ancestral territory. U SPEAK ABOUT THE BALAWI KINGDOM ARE U SERIOUS ARE U SERIOUS OR ARE U STUPID U THINK TIGRE HAD A KINGDOM IN ERITREA OR SUDAN ARE U CRAZY THE BALAW KINGDOM MEANS BEJA KINGDOM NERD. More evidence showing Crawford (1951: 107–108) identifies his “Sitrab” with the inhabitants of the mountains and canyons of Sitrab, 20 to 30 miles west of Tokar, and links the H.nd.yba with Khor Handuba west of Suakin. More debatable is the claim that the Rigbat, presently part of Beni Amer, were a Beja group. They might not have spoken TuBedawiye, neither then nor later, and certainly do not do so now. Hawqal also mentions the Khasa, who are bi- or trilingual nowadays, with Tigre as their dominant language. According to Zaborski, it is still a puzzle whether this group were originally Tigre or Beja (1965: 301)9 The Khasa at Hawqal´s time was living in the hills and coastal plains around the mouth of Khor Baraka, and the Rigbat stayed close to Suakin. Ibn Hawqal further names some four as yet unidentified groups. The above shows u more evidence on why the Khasa who are the real Tigre have always been confused of being Beja in old times. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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