"People's History of the Hadiya in the Horn of Africa" restores the Hadiya from the footnotes of empire to their rightful place as architects of a resilient civilization. Spanning from their powerful medieval sultanate to their contemporary transnational identity, this narrative explores how the Hadiya navigated conquest, displacement, and marginalization while fiercely preserving their unique language, Seera customary law, and Fandaanano heritage. It is a compelling testament to an ancient nation reclaiming its agency and dignity.