History of somaliland

Somali's Peninsula

Apr 16, 700

The victory of the Muslims over the Quraish in the 7th Century had a significant impact on Somali's merchants and sailors, as their Arab trading partners had now all adopted Islam and the major trading routes in the Mediterranean and the Red Sea now became part of a trade network known as Pax Islamica. Through commerce, Islam spread amongst the Somali population in the coastal cities of Somali. Instability in the Arabian peninsula saw several migrations of Arab families to Somali's coastal citie

Islam in the Horn of Africa

Aug 30, 700

The Muslim conquests began with the unification of Arabia by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) starting 622. HIstory of Islam in the Horn of Africa is as old as the religion itself. The early persecuted Muslims fled to the Axumite port City of Zeila in Modern Somali to seek protection from Quraish at the court of the Axumite Emperor in modern Ethiopia. Some of the Muslims that were granted protection are said to have settled in several parts of the Horn of Africa to promote the religion.

Somali

Jan 14, 1000

Mogadishu became the center of Islam on the East African coast, and Somali merchants established a colony in Mozambique to extract gold from the Monomopatan mines Monomopatan mines in Sofala Sofala.[18] In northern Somalia, Adal Adal was in its early stages a small trading community established by the newly-converted Horn African Muslim merchants, who were predominantly Somali.According to Arab and Somali chronicles Somali chronicles.

Britan

Nov 3, 1960

, Britain and Italy granted independence to their respective sectors, enabling the two to join as the Republic of Somalia on July 1, 1960. Somalia broke diplomatic relations with Britain in 1963 when the British granted the Somali-populated Northern Frontier District of Kenya to the Republic of Kenya.

Somaliland

May 18, 1991

Somaliland ganied their indepenece.