LES HARLA : ARCHÉOLOGIE ET MÉMOIRE DES GÉANTS D’ÉTHIOPIE
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First Footsteps in the Archaeology of Harar, Ethiopia
Author : Timothy Insoll Year : 2017 .....Investigating the origins of Harar archaeologically is one of the primary aims of the research project “Becoming Muslim: Conversion to Islam and Islamization in…
Archaeological Survey and Test Excavations, Harari Regional State, Ethiopia,
A Preliminary Fieldwork Report
Author : Timothy Insoll (1), Habtamu Tesfaye (2),
and Malik Saako Mahmoud (3).
Year : July-August 2014.
In July-August 2014 surveys and test excavations
were completed in Harari Regional State in
eastern Ethiopia. The primary aim of the fieldwork
was to begin to reconstruct a chronology and ceramics
typology for the city of Harar and outlying
settlements such as Ganda Harla and Koromi (cf.
Insoll 2003: 78). A secondary aim was to start to assess
the myths and legends linked with some settlements
and populations in the region – be it Arab
origins for the Argobba (cf. Asfaw 2000: 174-175),
or great physical stature for the Harla (cf. Chekroun
et al. 2011: 79; Joussaume 1976: 32)….
THE RELEVANCY OF HARARI VALUES IN SELF REGULATION AND AS A MECHANISM OF BEHAVIORAL CONTROL: HISTORICAL ASPECTS
Author : ABDULMALIK ABUBAKER
Year : 2016
Key words: Harar, Hararis, values, family, education, trade, social institutions.
The subject under consideration in this dissertation is various values of a particular
society who refer to themselves as gey usu (people of the city). To expound how they utilize
values to regulate their members’ behaviors and the relations they have with other people four
entities are identified: Family, educational, trade and social institutions.
Family as the basic institution is discussed to expound how birth and marriage
ceremonies are perceived by Hararis. How these events are surrounded by various symbols with
the values enshrined in them, which are expressed through rituals, actions, words and gestures,
are as well expounded. The mechanisms how these symbols are used to regulate individual and
social behaviors are also discussed.
Education as one of the vital instruments to develop the individuals and the society which
should enjoy continuous sufficiency and prosperity is also discussed. How successful the society
is in achieving these goals is dependent on the values the education system is promoting.
Trade, which is much related with Harar and Hararis history, how it is used as a means of
securing and maintaining peace through concessions to other people is discussed. This
dissertation suggests the underlying ideas of peaceful trade are values such as righteousness,
honesty, sincerity, diligence, trust, non-discrimination and fairness in the relations among
traders.
The Harari social institutions are used to control the behaviors of their members and the
relations the community should have with other communities
Production Scenarios of Mango (Mangifera indica L.) in Harari Regional State, Eastern Ethiopia
Author: Tewodros Bezu*, Kebede Woldetsadik and Tamado Tana
Year : 2014
Mango production covers 35% of the total acreage allotted for fruit production in Harari Regional State, eastern Ethiopia. However, there is a declining trend in yield and quality of fruits from the trees. Therefore, this study was conducted to assess the status, practices and challenges of mango production in the study area.
The Traditional Secular Music of the Harari: Its State in History and Present Day
Author : Marianne Bröcker Year : 2002 Abstract This article chiefly discusses the traditional secular music of the Harari community residing in the Harari People's National Regional State, one of the…
Names of Mussulmans venerated in Harar and its Surroundings
Author : Emile Foucher Read More files/Names_of_Mussulmans_venerated_in_Harrar_and_its_Surroundings.pdf
“The Egyptian Hikimdiya Of Harar and
Author : Avishai Ben-Dror Year : 2008 A PhD dissertation submitted to the School of History, Tel Aviv University, Between 1875 and 1885, the walled town of Harar, the ancient capital…
Tarikh Mamalak Al Harar
Author : Yusuf Shekh Year : 2000 Language, ArabicNo Abstract Contributor: Abdella Sheriff more
IN-VITRO PROBIOTIC POTENTIAL OF LACTIC ACID BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM ‘WAKALIM’, A TRADITIONAL ETHIOPIAN FERMENTED BEEF SAUSAGE
Author : Ketema Bacha1*, PhD, Tetemke Mehari2, PhD, Mogessie Ashenafi2, PhD Year : 2006 „Wakalim is a traditional Ethiopian fermented beef sausage commonly produced and consumed in the eastern part of…