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Haawin koo bilisummaa umata oromoo ti. ♥♥♥♥ Ilimaan ♥Oromoo♥ qulqqulluun anaaf ♥dhiiga♥ kooti ♥♥♥♥Assessing the past, Summing up the present and Mapping our future! Oh Allah, I have no money, but I have You. I am rich. Oh Allah, I have no freedom, but I believe in You. I am free. Oh Allah, I have no patience, but I read Your Quran. I am calm. Oh Allah, I get no respect, but You listen to my dua. I am proud. Oh Allah, I have no time, but I think of Jannah. I have forever.... Oh Allah, I have much time, but I look at Your Signs. I have today. Oh Allah, I feel so weak, but I fast Ramadan. I am strong. Oh Allah, I feel so tired, but I make dua. I open my eyes. Oh Allah, I feel so dirty, but I repent to You. I am cleansed. Oh Allah, I feel so depressed, but I remember you. I am at peace. Oh Allah, I feel so lost, but I follow Your Commands. I am safe. Oh Allah, nobody listens, but You never turn your back on me. I am grateful. Oh Allah, my heart breaks, but I imagine meeting You. My heart finds rest. Oh Allah, I cry every night, but I make wudu. I wash away my tears. Oh Allah, I feel so alone, but I pray to You... We shall reclaim back our Homeland, Oromia by any means necessary! Long life the United Oromo Nation! Yaa Rabbi ati Oromoo Gargaari! Fact sheet: Oromiya and Oromo • Location: Oromiya is located in the present day Ethiopia, approximately between 4o and 14o N latitude and 34o and 44o E longitude. • Size: Oromiya’s total area is about 375,000 sq. miles (equal to the total area of the states of Texas and Oklahoma combined). • Population: The Oromo constitute well over 40% of Ethiopia’s population, and it is the second largest nation in Africa. • Religion: The Oromo practice Waqa/Waqefata (the original religion of the Oromo and other people of Cush), Islam and Christianity as their major religions. • Language: The Oromo use its own distinct language (Afaan Oromo), which is one of the languages of Eastern Cushitic family. • Culture: Despite systemic oppression of the Oromo culture by successive autocratic Ethiopian regimes, the Oromo culture has survived more than 100 years of plunder, and in many pockets of Oromiya, the Oromo still practice the indigenous democratic institution called the Gada system. • Political process: Until it fell under the control of the Ethiopian Empire during the first quarter of the 20th century, the Oromo ruled itself based on indigenous political and cultural system (the Gada system). Under Gada system, leaders were elected to an office for non-renewable eight (8) year term based on their age grade level. Since its subjugation by the Ethiopian regime, the Oromo has continued to demand its human rights including absolute self rule.
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