Judaising “Yibir”(Yeber) of the Somal are a legacy of the old programs which existed to install Judaism in Africa as they sought a place the build a Jewish state. Many tribes were branded Jews just for practicing circumcisions.

In Kenya, the same propaganda repeats itself with many tribes of Lua origin branded as the “lost tribe” who apparently are recruited to purchase fertile lands for Israeli flower and other high commodity exotic fruits.

The Somali Yeber project failed because they had nothing of value;simple.

The other main reason was because there was a Russian linguist of Jewish origin sent to Somalia to recruit for Israel. His main connection between “Yibir”(Yeber in Latin) and Jews was the Jewish name Yeber and the phonetic similarities of the word with many foreign languages including the Russian Еврей (“Yevrey”) for Jew. This same man, played a major part in the foundation of the Somali alphabet.

I saw this man in Wales during an event and I can’t recall his name, but the Zoomalians here might know him better.”

Looooooooooooool

Please don’t make me laugh, Igal and Kahin are not arabic names but Somali names if you knew anything about our language and culture you would have known this and there was no progam to install judaism in Somalia so stop making stuff up, I find it funny that a non Somali who probably can’t even speak Somali is trying to tell us about our history, culture and language and it is obvious that you’re making all this up because you seem to hate us, “zoomalian” looool how original, i’m guessing that you’re Kenyan, right? lool and I doubt you even came across a Yibir before.

He is clearly notable, and just because other Muslim bloggers who you and others may think are more notable are not there does not mean IndigoJo’s is not. This blog has received coverage in the mainstream press, has won The Best European Blog at the 2008 and 2009 Brass Crescent Awards, it is listed in the Quranclub’s State of the Muslim Blogosphere Report as being the third oldest active Muslim blog on the internet - there are lots of other articles on Wikipedia with less.

You are of cause free to edit the page to improve it as you see fit, as IndogoJo has done. You are also able to create the pages on the other “very significant ‘Muslim bloggers’”.

It is not for me to question your motives, but I must say the article does not read like an encyclopedic entry. The longest paragraph is referenced to an anonymous comment on a rather insignificant blog — hardly conforming to acamdemic standards.

What next? An entry on Tim? He was born in Yorkshire, got some GCSEs and A-Levels, claimed to have invented a perpetual motion car but never drew up the plans, now works with computers. The world will stand still.

No, it is the account I use for editing religions and indigojo articles, my main Wiki account I use for my other editing.

If you look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W.....e_accounts you will see that this is permitted for : Privacy: A person editing an article which is highly controversial within his/her family, social or professional circle, and whose Wikipedia identity is known within that circle, or traceable to their real-world identity, may wish to use an alternative account to avoid real-world consequences from their editing or other Wikipedia actions in that area.

I have been very careful not to edited with my main account any article that is connected or linked to any article I have edited with my Codf1977 account.

I have been very open about my contributions here. I do know IndigoJo, we have met, he would know me if we met in the street. I mean no harm at all to Indigo Jo, I just feel from time to time his comments need to be repudiated and shown up for what they are.

I choose to remain anonymous as is my right, IndigoJo can if he wishes edit any of my posts, or block me from posting which, to date, he has not done. This I must stress is to his credit.

I hope that will go some way to allaying any fears you may have about my motives.

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/inde.....t=Codf1977

Not healthy, I’m sure.

It is amazing who has their own wikipedia page, even our own IndigoJo has one : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Yusuf_Smith

LeedLad, am ashamed to say it but I don’t know nearly as much as you do about Somal.

Judaising “Yibir”(Yeber) of the Somal are a legacy of the old programs which existed to install Judaism in Africa as they sought a place the build a Jewish state. Many tribes were branded Jews just for practicing circumcisions.

In Kenya, the same propaganda repeats itself with many tribes of Lua origin branded as the “lost tribe” who apparently are recruited to purchase fertile lands for Israeli flower and other high commodity exotic fruits.

The Somali Yeber project failed because they had nothing of value;simple.

The other main reason was because there was a Russian linguist of Jewish origin sent to Somalia to recruit for Israel. His main connection between “Yibir”(Yeber in Latin) and Jews was the Jewish name Yeber and the phonetic similarities of the word with many foreign languages including the Russian Еврей (“Yevrey”) for Jew. This same man, played a major part in the foundation of the Somali alphabet.

I saw this man in Wales during an event and I can’t recall his name, but the Zoomalians here might know him better.

Geez, I didn’t know there was a wikipedia page for them! thanks. The article clarifies a few things that always puzzled me about them.