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One of Harari Manuscripts preserved in Abdela Sheriff Museum , in Harar City. The book binding is a work of Abdela Sherif.

One of Harari Manuscripts preserved in Abdela Sheriff Museum , in Harar City. The book binding is a work of Abdela Sherif.

One of Harari Manuscripts preserved in Abdela Sheriff Museum , in Harar City. The book binding is a work of Abdela Sherif.

One of Harari Manuscripts preserved in Abdela Sheriff Museum , in Harar City. The book binding is a work of Abdela Sherif.

Harar is well known for hand written Books of Quran. This quran is one of the collections preserved in Abdela Sherif museum in the city of Harar.

Poetic description of Harari Language It's practice, the sweetness and lovely characteristics of it's use and application.Unpublished Book, made available to the public by the Author

Articles of Harar, Cultur, History, and HarariPeople.

SOMALIA Past & Present Chapter 5: Abyssinian Invasion and Occupation of Harrar The Acting Consul for the Somali Coast, Captain Sealy reported on 10 July 1883 to the British Consul General in Cairo, Sir E.B. Melet, that Menelek of Shoa “is about to march on Harrar with 60,000 men.” This information was given to him by Abubakr Pasha of Zaila. One of his sons was in Shoa. Sealy said that he was not sure whether there was any truth in the news and asked for information on the subject and the cause of the threatened attack. Later, in August, Melet informed the Government that there was no foundation for the earlier report that King Menelek of Shoa was about to march on Harrar. But the rumours regarding Menelek’s march did not die. Four years later, on 22 January 1887, Major Hunter, who was the official who had made the Somalis sign the Protectorate Treaties a year earlier, reported that Menelek of Shoa “was within three days’ march of Harrar, and that the Emir had gone out with all his force to fight the Abyssinians, who were to be accompanied by several Italians.” Jebril Marijou, interpreter of Menelek, who had been in Zeyla for some days past, informed M. Estemios Moussaya that at the instigation of the French, the King was about to attack Harrar. In fact, the rumour was a screen behind which the real action was going on. An army of 15,000 men of which 5,000 were cavalry and reminder infantry and artillery were on the move to invade Harrar. After invading and occupying Harrar, on 8 January (20 January 1887) Menelek wrote the following letter to the British Consul at Aden: “From Menelek, King of Shoa and of all the Galla, good and bad, “To the English Consul at Aden, “How are you” “By the Grace of God, I am well. Amir Abdillahi would suffer no Christian in his country. “He was another “Gragne” but by the help of God I fought him, destroyed him and he escaped alone on horseback. “I hoisted my flag in his capital and my troops, &c., occupied his city, Gragne died: Abdillahi was in our days his successor. “This is not a Mussalman country as every one knows”. Everythingharar recommends reading the entire article.

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Dictionary of Harari Words and their corresponding synonyms of Oromo and Amharic words.Written in Geez letters.

Haile Sellasie took a short cut in imprisoning Hararis on one hand and on the other he played the pseudo- fatherly roleto gain a good reputation as being a compassionate king. Hecomes to know that the delegates were out abroad, in foreigncountry publicizing their sufferings and humiliation resultingfrom their subjugation to the world. The savage Sellasieimprisoned Hararis without any pity. His brutality had noparallel in the history of colonialism except that of SouthAfrica. My ustaad seemed that he was not bothered a bitby such a brutal inhuman treatment of Hararis. I think thisis due to he pre-set his mind on the conspiracy business forthe distraction of the school and the association. He doesnot seem to understand that it is a gross violation of humanrights and it is a crime against humanity to jail people in concentrationcomps. Above and over, the plunder and confiscationexercised by the Ethiopian police and the governor'soffice had no effect on my ustaad's thinking. It is equallystrange; when our ustaad thinks that the Hararis deservedsuch a brutal treatment because they did not listen to his advisewhen he told them not to join the Culub. What Hailehad inflicted against Hararis were unspeakable atrocities, butalmighty Allah made him taste his bad deeds and revengedfor the poor.On page twenty

Amir (prince) Shakib Arsalan, seventy yearsago, wrote in his book, Hadir Al Alam Al Islamy, about theconditions of Ethiopian Muslims, where he described theirconditions as miserable, humiliated, wretchedness weaknessetc. in which they continue to leave to this day. Now I say,"it is appropriate time to re-compensate for their deprivationand alienation, destruction of their entities, for the distortionof their histories and enslavement inflicted upon them bythe defunct regimes". As we all know, Muslims in Ethiopiawere always in majority but, in the contrary to that, the successiveregimes insisted and they always were treated themas minority. These successive regimes constantly employedthe satanic devices, which were planned by the colonialists'centuries ago, to sustain the grips of the Christian dominationin Ethiopian empire which was found by Minilik. Hisregime isolated, segregated, and fragmented the Muslims.He deprived them their pride; their religion, their culture andhe prohibited them to use their own language in their publicand social affairs in their own country. Not only these, hisregime imposed strange restrictions on the existing schoolsystem and imposed a heavy taxation in the event of a newprivate Islamic schools is opened, in...