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Baro Dadka Kuugu jira Taariikhdada
wacan oo wanagsan mahad alleh ba ai ska leh Taariikh kasta oo aduunka ka bilbaabataa waxay ku bilaabataa qof magacii taariikhdeenu waxay ku bilabtay inaga oo ah dad somali ah lakiin marka lago waa ku sii kal horaynaa somali nimada taariikheedan waxaa si ad iyo aad ah ugu soo dagalamay dad aad u badan uu uuka mid ahaa ninkii canka ahaa ee Maxamed Cabdule Xasan (Sayidka) markaa isaga ayaan ka bilabayana barashada dadka caanka a kuna jira taarikhda Somalida iyo tan adunkaba. Waxaan rabaa in aan idiin sheego sida ay u soconayso barnaamijkani wuxuu su socanayaa wixii magac ah waa keenayaa wixii Taariikh nololeed ah baan ku so qorayaa ee sidaa ula socada waxaan kaga bialabay Sayidka taariikhdiisa Waxaan ka bilabaya markuu dhashay Kabacdina wuxuu soo kordhiyey iyo meeshuu ku danbeyey waana tanaa. wixii qalad ah oo aad ku aragtaan soo sheega waataan taariikhdii sayidka gabadh soomaliyeed sis Dhalashadii Sayid Maxamed Cabdulle Xasan Wax lala yaabo ma aha haddii nin wadaad ahi dadku ka dhashay ka tago ama ka guuro. oo degmo kale dhex dego; ha yaqaano ama yuu aqoone, ha ka fogaadeen, ama ha u dhowaadeen, sidaa suna waa culimada alabkeeka, meel kastna ha joogeene maxaa yeelay ninka wadaadka ahi wuxuu yahay oo dadka meeshaa uu tegey deggan la walaal yahay, oo iyaguna diinka ka baranayaan, isna xoolo iyo xurmaba ka helaayo. Taariikhda aan la xasuusan, cidna sheegi karin ayaa Sheekh xasan nuur oo sayidka maxamed awoowgiis ahaa ka tegay Gobolka Qallaafo. oo ah dhulka wabiga shabeelle ku magacaaban, halkaas oo beeshuu ka dhashay degganayd. Waxuu u kacay Nugaal oo ahayd dal wanaagsan duunyadana hodan ka ah, si fiicanna loogu noolaan karey, culimaduna had iyo jeer u xoola doonan jireen.
Shiikh Xasan markuu Nugaal mudda joogey oo uu dadkii iyo dalkii kala bartay, xoolo fiicanna ka helay waxa gashay hawo guur, dabadeednna. waxuu guursaday gabadh reer Nugaaleed ah oo magaceeda lagu tibaaxay khadiijo jaamac(1). Shiikhu Nugaal wuxuu ku guursaday afar dumar ah oo u dhalay carruur. badan, carruurtaa tiradooda waxa lagu sheegay 12 wiil iyo 11 gabdhood.Waxaa la weriyey in shiikh cabdille oo sayid maxamed aabihiis ahaa carruurta ugu weynaa.
Shiikh cabdille xasan wuxuu ku dhashay, sida la weriyey dooxada "Casuura" oo magaalada Laascaanood dhinaca waqooyi galbeed ka xigta, una jirta hilaadda dhawr iyo sodon mayl. Wuxuu ku koray kuna barbaaray diintana ku bartey gobolka nugaaleed oo barwaaqo ahaa, dabadeedna reerkoodii wuxuu noqday dad Nugaal rasmi ahaan u deggan. Waxa la weriyey shiikh cabdille isagoo 26 jir ah inuu guursaday gabadha la yidhaahdo Timiro seed magan, kuna caan baxdey "Caro Seed" waxa la yidhi, waxay u dhashay 10 caruur ah, waxaana u weynaa Maxamed, hase ahaatee shiikh cabdille carruurtii uu dhalay waxey tiradoodu gaadhaysay sodomeeyo.
Shiikh Cabdille xasan Daraawiish dhiskeedii waa ka qayb galay, dagaallada badankoodiina waa ka tala galay, waxuuna ku dhintay xaruntii Daraawiishta "Taleex" 1913, qabrigiisuna waxa. laga dhisay qudbad caan ah
Maxamed cabdulle xasan waxuu ku dhashay dhulka loo yaqaan Ciid-Nugaaleed ma laaso oo ah Degmada Buhoodle balliga la yidhaahdo "Sacmadeeqo" oo magaalada buhoodle toddoba mayl u jirta kana xigta dhinaca waqooyi. Wuxuu dhashay guga la baxay "Gobaysane",Waxaana la sheegay inuu ahaa gu' barwaaqa ah oo dad iyo duunyo wixii dhashay ay hanaqaad noqdeen. Wuxuu dhashay odoros ahaan markay taariikhdu ahayd 1856. Daraawiish iyo dadkii wakhtigaa noolaa badankeedu waxay yidhaahdeen: sayidku maxamed saddex meelood ayuu ka la mid ahaa nabigii"scw" magaca da'da iyo jihaadka. Hase ahaatee, sheekadaasi inoo caddayn mayso guguu dhashay.wuxuu ku koray Nugaal, dadkooduna wuxuu ahaa xoolaley daaqsato ah.Guud ahaan xoolaha markaas la haystey waxa ugu badnaa geel iyo fardo, reer miyigana waxaa u taliya roobka dhaqankooduna wuxuu yahay inay gugii iyo dayrtii hadba dhinac u guuraan, mar haddaan dhulku magaalo iyo beero midna lahayn.Dabeecada ayaa qof walba waxay ku abuuraysaa inuu xoolaraac noqdo
Sidaas daraaddeed, waxaan oran karnaa:Sayid Maxamed carruurnimadiisii wuxuu ahaa xoolraac, lamana sheegin carruurta kale wuxuu kaga duwanaa ama dheeraa. Sidii dhaqanka Soomalidu u badnaa ama raaskuu Sayidku maxamed ka dhashay hiddo u lahaa, toddoba jir baa baa quraanka loogu bilaabay.Macallinkii quraanka u dhigi jirey waxa lagu naanaysi jirey "Kud quraan". maxamed tobon jirkii buu Quraanka ku dhammeeye, taasina wax lala yaabo ma aha oo ardada ayaa sidaas u badnayd. Wiilnimadiisii waxa lagu sheegi jirey fahmo badnaan iyo firfircooni. waxa hubaal ah haddii wiilku quraanka dhammeeyo in calaamooyinkii macallimadu. ka muuqato,isla markaasna cilmiga barashadiisa lagu gargaaro. Sidaas daraaddeed, ayaa Maxamed aabbihiis kutubta cilmiga ah ugu bilaabay, taasina waxay dhalisay inuu cullimada xerta ah oo cimiga raacanaysa la fariisto, markay degmada dhex marayaanna raaco oo la socdo.Hase yeeshee, gadaalkii xertii buu ku mid noqday, taasina waxay dhaxalsiisay in lagu magacaabo Aw Maxamed Shiikh cabdille. Magacaasu wuxuu siiyey ama u kordhiyey xurmo iyo xushmo gaar ah oo uu ku helay diinta xaggeeda.
Dhulka masaajid iyo madaaris midna ma lahayn, oo wuxuu ahaa miyi, waxaase jirey meela xeri deggan tahay iyo dugsiyo quraanka lagu barto iyo meela laysugu yimaado xilliyo aan go'nayn iyo meelo lagu shiro ama diinta lagu akhristo, ama lagu kala warqaato ama waxii dan ah la isku weydaarsado. waxa kaloo jirey waqtiyaal caan ah oo sharciga islaamku jideeyey in laysu yimaado sida labada iidood oo kale oo wacdi iyo waano la kala qaato.
Haddaba, waxaa hubaal ah in Aw maxamed shirkaas culimda diintu markay dadka wacdiga iyo waanada u jeedinayaan ka faa'ideysan jirey. Sheeko ku-tiri-kuteen ah waxaanu ku maqalnay in Aw maxamed soddomaadkiisii dhul badan oo dalka gudihiisa ah oo kala duwan maray isagoo cilmi doon ah hase ahaatee taasi run iyo been miday tahay lama oga, waxaase la weriyey inuu cilmiga ka bartay Shiikh la odhan jirey Shiikh Abokor shiikh Ibraahim laguna naanaysi. jirey Abokor fool-dheere, oo degmadiisa ahayd dhinaca waqooyi ee webiga shabeelle waxa la wariyey sayid maxamed baa eegay Ceelka Walwaal, kolkaasuu dhererkiisii la yaabay oo waxuu yidhi "Cilmigii Abokor-fooldheere" ayaa buuxin lahaa, meel kasta cilmiga ha ka barto, nin kastaba ha ka akhristee, waxaa hubaal ah inuu sayidk maxamed diinta islaamka iyo Af cariba aad u yiqiin, gaar ahaan qaybta loo yaqaan "Cilmiaale" oo afka carabiga furaha u ah, markaasna wuxuu la baxay Shiikh maxamed Shiikh cabdille. Qore: A.A. mohamed

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Abwaanada & Fanaaniinta Somaliyeed

wacan oo wanagsan mahad alleh baa is leh
waa wax fiican in aad barato dadka soo sara heesaha iyo gabayada aad dhegasato markaa waxaan ku bilabaynaa halakan dadka sida fican loogu tixgeliyo suugaanta somaliyeed inta aan ka aqaan ama aan soo helay waa intan mida kale ee aan tabo in aan ku sii saro hadii alleh idmo waa taarikh nololeed koodii.
Cali Jamac Haabil Oomaar Nuur Maxamed Bulxan Ismail Xayd Aflow Muxumud Liiban Jadeer Cumar Usteeliye Yusuf Xirsi Magan Barkhad Cas Ina Khaliif Muuse Maxamed Cali Kaariye Hurre Badha-Tuug Jamac Gacanlow Cabdillahi Suldaan Timacadde Bookh Cali Cismaan Gabyaaye Ina Cabdalle Muuse Indhoolow Libaax Cabdillahi Minjacase Barkhadcas Banfas Axmed Cali Geydh Cabdi Qays Xasan Ganey Sheekh Axmed Wacdiyow Cabdulle Raage Taraawiil Maxaad Gacal Xaayow Cabdulle Geedanaar Ugaas Nuur Ugaas Roble Cali Bucul Xasan Sh Muummin Faarax Gololleey Iyo Qaar kaloo badan Gaarriye Dharbaaxo Jin Yusuf Maygaag Xirsi Boqon M.A.Caws "Yawle Abdullahi Muuse M.C.Xasan Qamaan Bulxan Raage Ugaas M.C.Dage Saahid Qamaan Xarbi Dheere Weerar Bulxan Maax Dhegoole Qawdhan Duale Xasan Tarabbi Nuur Dhegacun Xaye Camanje Deyl Yogol Xuseen Dhiqle Maxmed C. Beenaley Aw Yuusuf Barre Dhoodaan Singub Max'd cismaan Tukaale Xuseen Xasan Waran-Kelyaale Barre Jaajaale Madar-Gariirood Xandulle Nuur Nuur Ducaale Cabdi Hurre Aw Muxumud Liibaan Caalin Cali Ducaale Cilmi Boodhari Ismaciil C Bulale Ina Dubbe Maxamed Fiin Cabdi Gahayr Cige Aw Cali Weerar Cali Huube Xaaji Aadan Afqaloc Dhunkaal Gabay-xoog Aadan Birdhiile Saalax Lay DIray Cayuun Maxaed Kaahin Feedhoole Guuleed Dhoolla Yare Xaaji Dallaayad Ahmed Ismail Dirie (Qaasim) Xirsi Caamir Cali Sugulle Ibrahim Gadhle Maxamed Dheeg Maxamed Nuur Laangadhe Ismail Sh Axmed (Cagaf) CabdiSalaan X Aadan Mohamed Omer "Huryo" Mohamed Adan "Dacar" Cali Saleebaan Bidde Cabdillahi Qarshe Yuusuf Xaaji Aadan Axmed saleebaan bidde Muuse Cali Faruur Ismail Mire Elmi
Cali "Dhuux" Aden Samatar Baxnaan Aadan Carab Ducaale dheere
Aw Muuse Keenadiid Khaliif Sh Muxumud Cali Cilmi Afyare Faarax Kowte Salaan Carrabey Maxamed N. Fadal GunIyoBaarEeg Abdi Fadal Gammuute Maxamuud Daallin Maxamed C. Fadal Faarax Lanjeer Jaamac gacmadheere Harti-Bi'iye Qaaje Balas Maxamuud Qaloonbi Abokor Cawed Beyle Laf Cambe Digaale Jaamac Sh Ismaciil Axmed Dirir Warsame Cateye Jugux Faarax Afcad Abdi Galayax Cali Abaar Kite Fiqi Baasha Shabeelle Cabdillaahi Baashe Cabdillahi Hinig Ismaaciil Caaradhuub Ciise Demesh Jaamac Gurey Nuur Dheere Caad-Leef(Riyaha) Ibrahim Aw raan (Geela) Warsame X. Maxamuud Yuusug Cawad Jaar (Geela) Abyan Illaawe Woodhaq Dubbad Xiirey Mayluux Cali Xammaal Cabdi Aw yuusuf Hadraawi Maxamuud saleeban xirsi Cabdillaahi Diiriye Tuug tarabbi maaweel
Hada waxaan ku joojinaya halkaas wixi kale ee aan helona waa idnku soodarayaa aan hadaba ku siidaro xaga Fanaaniinta iyo magacyadooda iyoaga oo aan la soo koobi karayan bal intaan ka aqaan waa kuwanaaye ila eega.
MAGACYADA FANAANIINTA
1 :: Aamino Cabdilaahi
2 :: Axmadey Abuubakar 3 :: Axmed Cali Cigaal
4 :: Axmed Cali Dararamle 5 :: Axmed Gacayte
6 :: Axmed Mooge Liibaan 7 :: Axmed Muxumed Balaweeye
8 :: Axmed Naaji Sacad 9 :: Cabdi Ayaan (Shimbirta)
10 :: Cabdi Cali Baacalwaan 11 :: Cabdi Janan
12 :: Cabdi Salaad Beerdilaacshe 13 :: Cabdi Tahliil Warsame
14 :: Cabdi Xasan Dige 15 :: Cabdijabaar Al-khaliiji
16 :: Cabdikhadar 17 :: Cabdinaasir Macalin
18 :: Cabdinuur Saalax Warsame (Jazz) 19 :: Cabdiqaadir Yuusuf Bagaag
20 :: Cabdisalaan Siciid Xasan 21 :: Cabdixakiin Ciise Geedi (Farayare)
22 :: Cabdulqaadir Macalin Jubba 23 :: Cismaan Gacanlow
24 :: Cumar Dhuule 25 :: Cumar Shooli
26 :: Cumar Xasan Cabdi Rooraaye 27 :: Deeqa Axmed
28 :: Faadumo Cabdilaahi Maandeeq 29 :: Faadumo Cali Cilmi
30 :: Faysal Cumar Mushteeg 31 :: Hanuuniye
32 :: Hibo Maxamed (Hibo-nuura) 33 :: Jaamac Cabdi Cimi Jaamac-yare
34 :: Khadro Daahir Ciga 35 :: Kinsi Xaaji Aadan
36 :: Maryan Mursal 37 :: Maxamed Axmed Dhabarlow
38 :: Maxamed Axmed Kuluc 39 :: Maxamed Mooge Liibaan
40 :: Maxamed Nuur Giriig 41 :: Maxamed Saleebaan Tubeec
42 :: Maxamed Yuusuf 43 :: Maxamuud Cali Burco
44 :: Mukhtaar Dafle 45 :: Muuse Ismaaciil Qalinle
46 :: Nuur Eebo 47 :: Saado Cali Warsame
48 :: Saalax Qaasim Naaji 49 :: Sahro Axmed Jaamac
50 :: Salaad Maxamed Shardi 51 :: Sayid Khaliifa
52 :: Saynab Cige 53 :: Saynab Labadhagax
54 :: Saynab Xaaji CAli Baxsan 55 :: Shankaroon Axmed Sagal
56 :: Xaliima Khaliif Magool 57 :: Xasan Aadan Samatar
58 :: Xasan Diiriye 59 :: Xuseen C Miraale
Wixii ku soo kordha waa idinla soo socod siinayaa lakiin hada halkaas baan ku joojinayaa dhanka fanaaninta.
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Dadka kale oo Caanka ah
wacan oo wanagsan waxaa mahad is ka leh alleh waxaan kaa codsanaa dadka hada taqaan ii soo sheeg infomatinkooda waxaa fican in aaan barano qof keena caan ka ah oo taariikhada inoo gu jira. if you have any infromation about these men plz let us know. Mire, Soraya Somalian film director Said, Abdulkadir Ahmed SoOmaar, Rageh Somalian TV and radio journalist & producermalian film director.
SLY Yaasiin Xaaji Cismaan Sharmaarke. Cabdulqaadir Sheekh Saqaawadiin Xaaji Maxamed Xuseen Xaamud Maxamed Faarax Hilowle Farinaaji Dheere Xaaji Dheere Cismaan Geedi Raage Maxamed Cismaan Baarbe Daahir Xaaji Cismaan Sharmaake (Dhagaweyne) Cali Xassan Cali (Cali Barduure). Siyidiin Xirsi Nuur Maxamed Cabdulle Xayeesi Huudow Macalin Maxamed Cali Nuur. |
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SOO CAAN BAXAY QARNIGAN
QOYSKA MAGACA: Shewa MAGACA QOFKA: Moise SANADKA DHALASHADA: LAMAYAQAAN DHEDIG AMA LAB: LAB
WUXUU QABTO: Film and Television
- Somalia - the Price of Peace [Documentary]
As director and producer
QOYSKA MAGACA: Omaar
MAGACA QOFKA: Rageh
SANADKA DHALASHADA: born 19 Jul 1967
DHEDIG AMA LAB: LAB
WUXUU QABTO: Somalian TV and radio journalist & producer
· Developing world correspondent - BBC (1998 - ?)
· News Correspondent - BBC TV (UK) (1998 - )
· Producer & reporter - BBC World Service (UK) (1992 - 1996)
· Africa Correspondent - BBC
FIIRI LABADAA WEB PAGE WAXAD KA HELAAYSA AKHBAR KU SAABSAN RAAGE OMAR.
QOYSKA MAGACA: Osman
MAGACA QOFKA: Mohamed Buwe
SANADKA DHALASHADA: born 1952
DHEDIG AMA LAB: LAB
WUXUU QABTO: Somali artist (painter) and Physician
Personal Statement.
Welcome to Merka art Gallery and thank you for dropping by.
My name is Mohamed Buwe Osman, a native of Merka, Somalia- an ancient historical town 40 miles south of Mogadishu. It is known for its beautiful white sandy beaches and stunningly colorful orange dunes which are reflected in most of my paintings.
Africa gave me the blessing of exposure to the inspiring world of contemporary art. While attending Medical School in Europe, the beautiful culture enriched my curiosity in Classical Art. North America widely opened its window of endless opportunities of enjoying not only the practice of medicine but as well as Art.
My paintings are reflective memories of my diverse, rich and adventureous experiences. They express deep emotionallly and psycholigically captive difficult to express in words concepts of our life which reppresent the most previous gift to human by our Creator.
My daily care of patients inspires me. It influences my creative skills. It teaches me everyday the true meaning of life, the gift of living and being surrounded by beautiful people, the joy of rediscovering the mysteries of the non replicable Art- creation of the Universe.
Thank you and feel free to contact me any time.
Mohamed Buwe Osman
QOYSKA MAGACA: Qarshe
MAGACA QOFKA: Cabdilaahi
SANADKA DHALASHADA: 1924 -1997
DHEDIG AMA LAB: LAB
WUXUU QABTO: ABWAAN
HEESA HUU SAMYEY
- AQOON LA AANI WAA IFTIIN LAAN
- WAA AYAANBA YAAN
- IYO QAAR KALOO BADAN
TAARIIKHDA ABWAANKA
ABAWAANKA ILLHAY HIBO WAXA U U SIIYAY SIDA HEESAH LAYSUGU QAB QABTO LOONA SAMEEYO WAXA KALE EE UU INTAA DHEER TUMDA KABANKA OO UU SIDA KUNOQDAY NIN KII SOOMALIYEED EE TUMAD KABAN IYO HEES WADA SOCDA SIDAN WADA OGANAHAYBA HEESUHU WELIGOOD WAA JIREEN OO HADAY NOQOTO BADIYAHA WAXA LAGA CIYARI JIRAY SACAB LAGUN HEESI JIRAY LAKIIN ABWANKU WUXU KEENAY KABANKAN MAAANTA AYANU DHEGAYSANO. ABWAANKU WUXU SAMAYAN JIRAY HEESO WACYIGELIN AH IYO WADANI IYO WELIBA KUWA AQOONTA AH OO UU UMADA SOMALIYEED EE XILIGA UU NOOLAA JIRAY UU KU BARAAR JINAY HEESTA UU GU CAANSAN HEESIHIISA WAXA LA YIRAHADAA AQOON LAANI WAA IFTIIN ALAAN WAXAAN KU LUUQEEYA ISAGA HADNA WAX IDINKA SOO XASUUSIYO WAXA AHAYD SIDA TAN.
aqoon la'aani waa iftiin la'aan waa aqal iyo ilays la'aane
ogaada ogaada skuulada ogaada ogaada ogaada walaalayaal ogaadaa
WAXAA JIRAY HEESA KALE OO UU UTIRIYEY DAD KALE WAXAAN KA MID AHAA DAD KAA NIN AY SAAXIIB AHAYEEN OO ISAN HAATAN DHINTAY AANA NIN CAAN KU AH MUDA SOMALIYEED DHEXDEEDA LANA ORAN JIRAY BARKHAD CAS
waa ayaanba ayaan duni aakhir samaan
nin aroos tagayaa ninna iil galayaa
WUXUU KALOO HEES U SAMEYEY PATRICE LUMUMBE
Ma noola mana dhiman Labadaa midna haw maleynina Muuqiisoo la waayey mooyaane Inuu maqan yahay ha moodina]
QOYSKA MAGACA: Syad
MAGACA QOFKA: William J F
SANADKA DHALASHADA: born 1930
DHEDIG AMA LAB: LAB
WUXUU QABTO: Somalian poet
· Naufrags du Destin [Collection of Poetry, 1978]
· Cantiques [Collection of Poetry, 1976]
· Harmoniques [Collection of Poetry, 1976]
· Khamsine [Collection of Poetry, 1959]
William J.F. Syad. Somalia (1930- ).
William Syad was born in French Somalia in 1930 and was educated in Saudi Arabia and at the University of Paris, Sorbonne. As a supporter of Somalian unity, Syad has spent much of his life in exile. He worked for Radio Djibouti from 1955-1960 but then fled into exile once again. When the Somalia Republic was formed, Syad became head of the department of Tourism and Culture at the Ministry of Information in Mogadishu. This was followed by a long and distinguished career in the Somali foreign service.
Syad's has published four volumes of poetry, Khamsine (1959), Cantiques (1976), Harmoniques (1976) and Naufragés du destin (1978). This body of work reflects the unique character of Syad's French Somali roots. It blends Syad's devotion to Islam with his acceptance of Western influences into into the Horn of Africa. Perhaps put best by Léopold Senghor (in Jahn, 1972), "His poems have the subtle perfume of the Song of Songs. And the tone of the poems of Tagore. They are natural flowers of a land of poetry, of a land of nard and incense: balmy orchids."
Escape, Lines 14-27
Like a stiff-necked flower drooping as dawn crawls out of night Your frail wings left a shudder in the sand of dunes on my deserted beach
Yesterday, Lines 8-21
you have told me my culture's past wild thought of my Somali race
And like this fine sand in the hollow of a hand you sift down into the past where the mind alone may glean
QOYSKA MAGACA: Farah
MAGACA QOFKA: Nuruddin
SANADKA DHALASHADA: 1945 -
DHEDIG AMA LAB: LAB
WUXUU QABTO: Somali novelist and academic
· Links [Novel, Riverhead, 2003]
· Yesterday, Tomorrow : Voices from the Somali Diaspora [Academic Literature, 2000]
· Secrets [Novel, Arcade Publishing, 1998]
· "Bastards of Empire" [Academic Essay, Transitions 5.1 (Spring 1995), 1995]
· Gifts [1992]
· "Why I Write" [Academic Essay, Third World Quarterly (10.4), 1988]
· Maps [Novel, Picador, 1986]
· Close Sesame [Novel, Allison and Bushby, 1983]
· Sardines [Novel, Heinemann, 1981]
· Variations on the Theme of an African Dictatorship. Sweet and Sour Milk [Academic Literature, Heinemann, 1979]
· From a Crooked Rib [Novel, Heinemann, 1970]
· Why Die So Soon? [Novel, 1965]
QOYSKA MAGACA: Mire
MAGACA QOFKA: Soraya
SANADKA DHALASHADA: 1961
DHEDIG AMA LAB: DHEDIG
WUXUU QABTO: Film and Television
Fire Eyes [Fiction, 1993]
QOYSKA MAGACA: Said
MAGACA QOFKA: Abdulkadir Ahmed
SANADKA DHALASHADA: 1953 -
DHEDIG AMA LAB: LAB
WUXUU QABTO: Film and Television
· Aleel [Short film, 1992]
· L'Arbre de vie [Short film, 1987]
· Rhythms from Africa: Zanzibar: An Ocean of Melodies [Documentary]
QOYSKA MAGACA: Osman
MAGACA QOFKA: Abdirazak Y
SANADKA DHALASHADA: born 26 Jun 1968
DHEDIG AMA LAB: LAB
WUXUU QAB Somali writer and musician
DUUBAY
· Goosta [2003]
· Gabar [CD, 1993]
QORAY
· Danish Grammar for Somalis [Educational text, Banaadir Books, 2002]
· Taariikh Soomaaliyeed: 3000 CH - 1993 [Banaadir Books, 2001]
· In the Name of the Fathers [Novel, Haan, 1997]
· English Grammar for Somalis [Educational text, Banaadir Books, 1995]
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Cayar tooyiinta (ciyaaraha)

Jimcaale ,taariikhdiisa xagga sportiga guud ahaan iyo kubbada cagta gaar ahaan ma'ahan mid lagu soo koobi karo qoraal gaaban ,Jimcaale wuxuu ahaa laacib firfircoon oo ka muuqdo garoonka kolku uu kubbadda dheelayo, Jimcaale wuxuu ka mid noqday xulka qaranka Soomaaliyeed dhowr jeer,sidoo kale wuxuu ahaa laacib kubbadda kolayga dheelo kana mid noqday mid ka mid ah kooxihi koowaad ee kubbadda kolayga, Jimcaale waxaa kale oo uu dowr lama iloowaan ah ka qaatay kor u qaadida tayada ciyaaraha sportiga Soomaaliyeed guud ahaan iyo gaar ahaan kubbadda cagta waagi beri samaadka iyo tan iyo intii uu dalkeena ahaa dowlad la'aan, kuna jiray amni xumo aan si sahalo loogu sifayn karin haddala kooban. Jimcaale wuxuu ahaa raggi ugu firfircoonaa ee dowr ka qaatay in ay garoomada ciyaaraha iyo bahda sportiga ka madaxbanaanaadaan ku abtirsiga qabiilka iyo dana guracan oo aan ka tarjumayn waddaninimo ruuxi Soomaaliga ah. Waxaa tacsidan ehelka Jimcaale u dirayo dhamaan bahda Spotiga meel walba oo ay joogaan, waxaa kale oo tacsidan ehelkiisa u dirayo ah Garsoorayaasha Soomaaliyeed ee ciyaaraha Sportiga guud ahaan iyo gaar ahaan kuwa kubbadda cagta iyo kolayga. waxaa iyagana tacsidan ehelka Jimcaale iyo asxaab tiisa u dirayo dhamaan dadweynaha Soomaliyeed gaar ahaan kuwooda aad u xiiseeyo ciyaaraha.
Waxaan Jimcaale ,Ilaahey uga beryaynaa in uu qabrigiisa u qaboojiyo ,janada firdowsana gurigiisa daa'imka ka yeelo,amiin
Dhamaan bahda Sportiga meel walba oo ay joogaan.
Cabdullahi Mocallim Maxamud
Garsoore hore ee Kubbada kolayga
Jamaacle wuxu ayaan dhawayd ku geeriyoodaya somalia illahay ha u naxariisto caruurtiisii iyo xaas kiisiina samair iyo iiman alla ha ka siiyo Amiin Amin. halakan uga dir tacsida eheladiisii Buuga Tacsida ee marxuum Jumcaale Maxamed Xaayow


ABDI BILE ABDI waa ka xiran numabarka 112 wuxuu roday 1993
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| 1. Noureddine Morceli |
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| 2. Fermin Cacho |
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3: 35.56 |
| 3. Abdi BILE |
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| 4. Mohamed Suleiman |
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3: 36.87 |
| 5. Jim Spivey |
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3: 37.42 |
| 6. Matthew Yates |
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3: 37.61 |
| 7. Rachid El Basir |
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3: 37.68 |
| 8. Mohamed Taki |
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| 1. Abdi Bile |
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| 2. Jose Luis Gonzalez |
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| 3. Jim Spivey |
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| 4. Joseph Chesire |
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| 5. Omer Khalifa |
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| 6. Jens-Peter Herold |
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| 7. Mike Hillardt |
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3: 40.23 |
| 8. Steve Cram |
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The picture above shows Abdi biding his time towards the back of the field (no. 112) during the final of the 1500m at the 1993 World Championships.
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KU DHIFO SAWIRKA QOF KAAD RABTO
 Poet Prof. Mohamud Siad Togane
 Prof. Omar Moh'ed hassan Galaguul
 QORE: Yaasiin Maaxi Macalin
 QORE: Maxamuud Cali Calasow (Jaani Dheere)
 QORE: Cabdallah Macalin Maxamuud (Abdullahi Siyaasi)
 Author/Journalist & Reuters Correspondent Mohamud M. Afrah
 Dr. Husein Ali Ahmed (Duqa Magaalada Xamar /2004)
 General Daud Abdulle Hirsi
 President Adan Abdulle Osman
 FANAAN: Abdulkadir Cali Sheikh "Sanka"
 Vice President of Confederation of Africa Football (CAF) & President of Somali Football Federation (SFF): Farah W. Addo
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Gabdhaha ku soo baxay model ama xaysiita dharka iyo quruxda
wacan oo wanaagsan Gabdhaahan waa gabadha somaliyeed waxaynaku jiraa dad loogu jecelayahay markay timaado model ka Iiman waa gabadhii ugu horaysya hadan waxa ku jira gabadh badan oo somaliyeed intaan ka aqaan am aan baaray oo aan so halay hoos ka firi gabadhan uguma caans somalida qudh ee waxay ugu caan san yihiin aduunka dhan. "ka baro dadka gabadhan"
qofba meel buu ka soo qabsadaa sil silada caanbax gabadhan aad arkaysaan waxay ka mid tahay gabadh aduunka ugu haysta faashaanka ama dadka xayaaysiya dharka iwm magaceeda wax alyirahadaa Iiman waa gabadh Somaliyeed hoos akhri waxaad ka helaysaa taariikh nololeedkeedi.
Iman is known for being one of the first people to challenge and change prevailing notions of beauty from the beginning of her career in the 1970's. The daughter of an African diplomat, Iman was born in Somalia on July 25, 1955. She was raised speaking 5 languages, and was a co-ed at Nairobi University working toward her political science degree when well-known photographer Peter Beard spotted her walking across campus.
Her first modeling assignment was for American Vogue in 1976. Iman was an instant success in the fashion world, becoming a muse for several fashion designers including Yves St. Laurent, Versace, Calvin Klein, and Donna Karan. During her 14 years as a model, she also worked with many top photographers, including Helmut Newton, Richard Avedon, Irving Penn, and Annie Liebovitz.
When she introduced IMAN Cosmetics and Skincare Collection as an exclusive line for women of color in 1994, she was already considered an authority for this growing market. "I have a real sense of who the true woman of color is," Iman explains. "She is not merely one ethnic group...she's African-American, Hispanic, Asian and Native American".
In 2000, Iman successfully launched her second beauty company, I-IMAN Makeup, which addresses the needs of all women regardless of skintone. Known for an urban, sophisticated concept, I-IMAN Makeup has become popular in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain.
A U.S. citizen residing in New York, Iman is married to musician/actor David Bowie, and together they have a daughter, Alexandria Zahra, who was born August 2000. Her daughter from a previous marriage, Zulekha, is currently a college student in the United States.
In addition to running two successful beauty companies, Iman is actively involved in several charities, including Mother's Voices, Action Against Hunger, The Children's Defense Fund, and The All Children Foundation. She recently completed her first book, I AM IMAN (Universe, 2001), an autobiographical sketchbook of her working life that provokes questions about "the unserious business of fashion and beauty, and it's serious effect on identity".
- Born July 25, 1955 in Mogadishu, Somalia
- Father was Somalia Ambassador to Saudi Arabia; mother was nurse. Siblings: two brothers and two sisters.
- Attended high school in Egypt. Majored in political science at Nairobi University. Speaks five languages.
- Discovered in 1975 by photographer Peter Beard while she was a student at Nairobi University.
- Married musician and actor David Bowie in Florence, Italy in 1992.
- Has one daughter, Zulekha from first marriage.

Like the rest of us, Iman spent the last several months reading with increasing horror about the famine and violence in Somalia. But for her, the pain hit closer to home, Iman was born and went to school in Somalia's capital city, Mogadishu, now torn in half by warring clans. She and her family - her diplomat father, doctor mother, two brothers, and two sisters - went to exile in Tanzania in 1972, and Iman launched a modeling career that landed her on every major designer's runway and in the pages of Vogue more than forty times. Now, twenty years after leaving her country, she feels compelled to give something back.
"I want to put a face on the pain," she says. "Somalia is not a nation of beggars and looters. I want people to know what it used to be." In August, Iman approached the BBC about making a half-hour documentary on her homeland. Six weeks later, she flew to London to pick up her camera crew. (The documentary aired in Britain in October; Iman hopes to bring it to American viewers before the end of the year.) This is the diary of her odyssey.
September 24
After an intense six weeks of planning, I land in London on the first leg of my journey to Somalia. I am jet lagged and feel jittery, lost, and alone, pessimistic about what lies ahead. At noon I meet with the British Red Cross. They explain how important it is for me to stay neutral in the conflict. I cannot take any money with me, so I won't be able to give money to any family members. I will have to pay courtesy calls on the two warlords in the capital city to prove my neutrality and impartiality. Seven people from the Red Cross/Red Crescent have been killed in Somalia, caught in crossfire. But the problem with me is that my clan was at one time the ruling clan, and my family left the country; the Red Cross is worried about my safety.
Later I drive to the BBC office to meet with reporter Robin Denselow and the film crew and to discuss final details of the documentary. We will be flying to the coast of Kenya to visit a refugee camp just outside of Mombasa, then into Somalia itself to visit more camps and several towns connected with my family's history.
In the next two days, I visit the doctor for my last hepatitis shot and go shopping for a sleeping bag, mosquito spray, water-purifying pills, protein drinks, assorted dried fruits and nuts, and water jugs. I also revise my will and at my husband's insistence, buy a bulletproof vest.
September 28
I am shocked by the proximity of the Utenge Refugee Camp to our resort beach hotel in Mombasa - it's barely a ten-minute drive away. Some people have rated Utenge a "five star" camp. After spending an entire day here, I understand why. This is where the elite of Somalia have ended up. The thirty-five thousand people who live here (in a camp built for twelve thousand) are mostly professionals - doctors, nurses, professors, teachers, entertainers, and poets - who had enough money to escaped by boat to Kenya. There are little shops inside the camp's gates, a Koranic school, and an eight-room primary school, where children are taught English, French, and Swahili. But the most uplifting and joyous part of the camp is the cultural center, where professional performers sing, dance, recite poetry, and act in traditional plays.
There is a little creek that separates the refugee camp from the resort beach. It's a surrealistic vision to see these tents and palm huts barely separated from a body of tanning tourists. Life-and the tourist economy in Mombasa - goes on.
September 29
As we board a Belgian Hercules cargo plane for Baidoa, in the heart of southern Somalia's famine belt, memories rush through me. I think of my summer visits to my uncle, who was a teacher there - long, lazy summers. This soon changes. I see the town through the window of the plane and feel every kind of fear.
Driving through Baidoa's streets is a nightmare. All the buildings are bombarded and bullet ridden. Women wrapped in black shawls or sack cloths and naked children walk toward the feeding centers in near catatonia. A bony woman is lying on her side, holding a stone to her temple. Armed teenagers are visible everywhere. We drive through the gates of the International Committee for the Red Cross (ICRC) compound for our briefing, have tea for breakfast, and arrange our security for the day. One cannot travel without a "technical team," as these armed men for hire are called.
Our first stop is a center for the severely malnourished, run by the Irish group Concern. We walk through a little green door into a dark room where children and women lie on mat-covered floors. I cannot take one step; I feel paralyzed by the horror. A nurse is helping a team of Somali women administer IV needles that deliver liquid nourishment to the skeletal bodies. I sit down next to a woman and her huddled child and ask, in Somali, where she was born, if she lived in Baidoa before the problems started. She starts saving her arms and embracing me. She and her three children walked from a town eighty kilometers away; now she has only one child left. I fall to pieces, sobbing with her, while her child sits between us in an unnatural stillness.
Later in the afternoon we stop by the orphanage in Baidoa. They take care of 520 children here, twenty-one of them severely disabled, ranging from two to thirteen years of age. The orphanage was created by a Somali grandmother after a two-year-old girl walked into her house, without any family in sight. I meet a quiet girl who lost both her parents and came to the orphanage three months ago with her four siblings. She is the only survivor now. She is speechless with shock.
During my visit, children recite the Koran in the courtyard, some laugh and play, and one little boy dies. Everything goes on as normal; as I leave, people are putting a shroud over his body and praying. I later wonder whether this really can have happened. But the orphanage's cemetery is right next door. They have buried 120 children in the past four months.
Before I left New York, I was told that my uncle was still living in Baidoa. I ask all the Somali nurses if they know of him, and finally meet a young woman who knows the location of his house. Late in the afternoon, I enter his house, unannounced. He hears my voice and rushes to hug me. Uncle, aunts, and cousins - we all tearfully kiss each other. They tell me not to worry about them, although I suspect that thy cannot talk freely in the presence of our armed guards. It has been twenty-five years since I saw them, but my visit is cut short. I must return to the ICRC camp, for the streets are not safe after 5:00 P.M..
sawirada
ku dhifo hakan si ay kugu so baxan sawiradu...
Yaasmin Warsame
Waa gabadh Somaliyee oo iyan ku soo cabaxday model ka aduunak akhriso waa tane.
Birth country: Somalia While most models embark on their career in their teens, Yasmin Warsame was in her early 20s – and five months’ pregnant with her son Hamzah – when she accepted her first job, a catalogue shoot in her adopted home of Toronto.
Her look, however, was considered too "haute couture" for the local scene, making work scarce. So, in the summer of 2002, Yasmin headed to Paris where, she says, she had only one thing on her mind: "Walking down the runway… and not falling." Since then, the 6ft beauty has become the "muse" of Lanvin designer Alber Elbaz and been dubbed the new Iman by Michael Kors.
But the most memorable moment of her career was of a more personal nature. "It was when I sent my mum (in Somalia) a large amount of money," she says. "I spoke to her and she was almost in tears. That was the moment that made modelling so worth it." |
Waris Dirie
Gabadhan waa gabadha ugu caasan gabadh aduunka model ka waan somaliya wax kale oo ay ku caan baxaday oo ay bilad ku heshay waimaada binaadanka waxan siyey bilada Unite Nation ka hooska akhri
 
Birth country: Somalia One of 12 children born to desert nomads, Waris escaped being sold into marriage for five camels at the age of 13 by running away to London, where she worked as her uncle's maid. There she taught herself to read and write, and five years later got her big break when a photographer spotted her working in a fast food restaurant. Soon she was gracing catwalks and magazine covers, and even appeared in the 1987 Bond film The Living Daylights.
A decade on, Waris, whose name means "desert flower" in her native tongue, left modelling to campaign for the UN against female circumcision, having been a victim of the process herself aged five. She recorded her extraordinary journey in a best-selling autobiography, Desert Flower, along with its sequel Desert Dawn, and hasn't looked back since leaving the profession. "I can enjoy anywhere, and I can leave it," she says. "Life is about moving on." |
UNFPA GOODWILL AMBASSADOR, WARIS DIRIE, WINS AWARD
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 Waris Dirie at the Childhelp USA's Award Ceremony in Scottsdale, Arizona, U.S.A.
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17 April 2001
UNITED NATIONS, NEW YORK – The United Nations Population Fund’s Goodwill Ambassador for the Elimination of Female Genital Mutilation, Waris Dirie, has been honoured by a United States charity, Childhelp USA, for her efforts to curb the practice. Childhelp, which is dedicated to the prevention and treatment of child abuse, granted her its Guardian Angel Award on 12 April at a ceremony in Scottsdale, Arizona.
The Goodwill Ambassador was recognized for her incredible bravery and strength, according to a Childhelp statement read by an Arizona television news anchorwoman, Robin Sewell. “It’s hard to imagine the physical pain that Waris Dirie endured as a child and the emotional pain she has had to cope with as an adult. … Waris has truly turned her 'pain' into a 'platform'. Her efforts are bringing hope to the victims of FGM.â€
Somali-born Ms. Dirie works with the UNFPA to help eliminate FGM, which is performed on about two million women and girls annually. She speaks to policy makers, donors and the public worldwide about FGM and the need to support programmes to prevent and end it. Her book, Desert Flower, which narrates her experience with the practice, has been a best-seller in Europe and she has been featured on the cover of popular magazines such as Reader’s Digest and Marie Claire.
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Activist and fashion supermodel Waris Dirie (Somalia) was appointed UNFPA Special Ambassador for the Elimination of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) on 18 September 1997. As Special Ambassador, Ms. Dirie has toured African countries speaking out against the practice and lending support to UNFPA and national programmes that seek to eradicate FGM. As a young girl in Somalia she survived the traditional form of FGM that kills hundreds of women every year. After achieving international success as a fashion model, she decided to tell the public of her ordeal and to dedicate her life to ending the practice and improving the status of women. Ms. Dirie’s work is part of an international advocacy campaign to stimulate awareness of and support for human rights, gender equality and reproductive choice, especially for women in developing countries.
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Waris: From Somalia to modeling
December 6, 1995 Web posted at: 7:30 p.m. EST
From Correspondent Janine Sharell
NEW YORK (CNN) -- Her name is Waris, a self-described nomad. Her story is one of self-reliance, self-confidence and sheer determination.
She is a successful model from Somalia, where she was crudely circumcised at age 7. She fled across the Somalian desert at 13 to escape a marriage arranged by her father to a 60-year-old man. It was a life she said she was not ready for: "It was just horrendous to me. I knew there was more to life than just getting married and having 15 kids." (170K AIFF sound or 170K WAV sound)
But she doesn't condemn the culture. "It's not a bad thing," she said. "It's tradition. It's our culture. There's nothing wrong with it, but I was just too young."
Waris -- her name means "desert flower" -- made it from the sands of Somalia to the catwalks of New York after her striking looks caught the eyes of prominent British photographers and modeling agencies. She has bloomed into a top international model with lucrative contracts with Revlon, Oil of Olay, and Levi's.
For Waris, her first paycheck was unbelievable. "It was, like, ,000! I was like, 'Wow! Is it all mine? Are you sure? You sure I don't have to sleep with an old man?'" she said.
Waris' New York agent believes Waris has what it takes to become tremendously successful in the fashion industry. "They all have to be beautiful," explained Irene Marie. "But what they need is a very special personality, and Waris certainly has it."
Waris has followed in the footsteps of the famous Somali model Iman. In fact, the two are cousins.
But although modeling may be in her blood, it may not be in her heart. "I don't like money and fame, and, honestly, I don't like where I am today," she said. "... Money makes the world go around, so I'm going to use my power in any way I can to help my family."
After 17 years away, Waris returned to Somalia and was reunited with her family. Seeing the plight of her people, she vowed to make a difference. "I want to save my money to open a school for African children," she said. "... I taught myself everything six years ago, and you don't understand hard that was." (128K AIFF sound or 128K WAV sound)
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The Secessionist Campaign in London: An Eye-Witness Somali Report - by Professor Samatar |
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Abdi Ismail Samatar
Professor of Geography
University of Minnesota
Introduction
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The debate pertaining to the integrity of the Somali nation has entered a critical phase as the northern secessionists push their agenda to convince the international community, particularly the British Government, about the merits of their claim. There has been a great deal of misinformation about the recent trip of Hargeisa political leaders to the United Kingdom . The rumor mill and related sources have widely misrepresented what has transpired during their visit in London . I was passing through London during the group's visit and attended the meeting, March 17, 2004 , where the secessionist leaders presented their case to a few members of the British Parliament. It is vital to report to the public of exactly what occurred at that meeting and to briefly tease out its essence for our national integrity. This essay provides an alternative, and I dare say more accurate, recount of events.
The Caucus
A brief recap of the assembly is in order. First, the meeting took place in the Parliamentary office-building and not in Parliament's chamber as others have claimed. Second, Mr. Tony Worthington MP, of Clydebank & Milngavie, organized and convened the council, and some members of Parliament's All Party Group on International Development attended. Third, nearly three-fourth of those who attended were supporters of the Hargeisa authority, peppered with a few British consultants. Finally, the timing coincided with UK government budget day, an event that monopolized media and national attention and, consequently, obscured the aforementioned meeting.
Mr. Worthington initiated the discussion by recounting his two visits to Southern and Northern Somalia since 1991. Although he cited Baidoa as the most tragic place in recent Somali history, his attention and sympathy focused on Somalia's former military regime's destruction of Hargeisa in 1988. His opening statement revealed an uninformed and biased reading of Somali political history. For example, he bluntly remarked "you have regretted your unification with Somalia since the beginning." These words set the tone for the rest of the discussion.
The head of the Hargeisa authority, Mr. Dahir Riyale Kahin, read a prepared statement that lasted for almost thirty minutes. He reiterated a fiction that many advocates of the secession agenda have come to believe, one which celebrates British colonialism and depicts northern Somalis as people who did not struggle for independence. In this interpretation, Sh. Bashir's, Abdillahi Suldaan Tima Cade's, and Barkhad Cas' efforts, Sayyid Mohamed Abdulla Hassan's movement and other less visible northern heroes of Somali nationalism are erased from the annals of modern Somali history. Mr. Riyalle and his cohorts identified two former British Prime Ministers, Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher, as their heroes. Labor Prime Ministers, including Tony Blair, did not fit into this political map. Once Mr. Riyale finished reading the speech, Mr. Worthington took questions from the floor. As a chairman he indicated to those present that non-Somalilanders would have the first opportunity to ask questions, assuming that all black people present in the meeting were "Somalilanders."
During this period, some of the northerners with Mr. Riyale further embellished the same contrived history. They made several incongruous statements. First, the audience were told that northern Somalis were British Orphans and that the British Queen was their mother. None of the speakers appreciated the irony that the Queen was alive despite their claim to orphanhood. Second, the advocates of sovereignty accused the British of implanting the idea of united Somalia in northern minds after the Second World War. Further, they claimed that the British forced northerners to unite with Southern Somalia , a place these speakers referred to as "another African country." Third, speakers alleged that the Somali Youth League (SYL) lobbied to restore Italian power over southern Somalia and campaigned against the unification of all Somalilands under the British rule when the Four Powers Commission considered the matter in 1948. These assertions are, however, contradicted by historical facts. British and United Nations archives contain clear evidence that demonstrates SYL's relentless opposition to Italian colonialism, and old SYL stalwarts are alive in Somalia , Belgium , and the United States to testify on the matter. Fourth, this reinvention and falsification of history did not stop here. For they proclaimed that the North unwillingly joined a South trained in the art of deception by the Italians. They stressed that Southerners used trickery inherited from Italian colonialism to hoodwink Northerners into accepting secondary status!
Such clumsy distortions of the record were designed to gain the sympathy of British MPs and then prod the British Government to recognize a sovereign state in northern Somalia in contradiction to the set policy of the African Union and the United Nations. The Hargeisa contingent flattered the British and members of the House of Commons, who were present, as their long lost brothers, imploring them to revive their “old friendship.” In fact, one of the speakers declared that " Great Britain will always be our best friend." Finally, another delegate indicated that the Hargeisa authority would negotiate with the South without pre-conditions but only after the North becomes a sovereign state.
The chair gave me an opportunity to ask my question after nearly all others had spoken. I introduced myself as required by the Chair. As I rose, I stated that I was a native of Gabileh, a town fifty Km west of Hargeisa. I added that I did not define myself as a Somalilander but as a Somali citizen. Not willing to wait for me to ask my question, the advocates of the secessionist agenda jumped to their feet to thwart me from speaking. It was a chaotic scene. They hurled insults at me and one of them even threatened me with physical violence. The Chair, Mr Worthington, was embarrassed and had to forcefully intervene. He ordered the crowd to let me speak. I only had a brief statement to make. I told the Chair that I had prepared a briefing for the Committee pertaining to all of Somalia which I had sent to their offices earlier. I urged the Chairman and the rest of the All Party Group present to consider the contents of the briefing. Subsequently, I asked the Chairman if he would agree that what people of Somalia needed the most is peace and development before there can be serious and legitimate discussions of future political dispensation(s). I encouraged him and his colleagues to urge the UK Government to give increased development aid to all the people of Somalia , particularly the northern regions that are most peaceful. I then thanked him for giving me the opportunity to speak.
Only one other MP, the Honorable Piara S. Khabra of Ealing and Southhall briefly spoke and urged Somalis in the UK to take responsibility for their children in Britain . He expressed his serious concern about the many Somali children who were unable to appropriately adjust to Britain , and underscored the responsibility of parents.
Before the question time had lapsed, a fistfight broke out between two members of the secessionist group, one from the opposition Kulmiye Party and another from governing Udub. The police had to be called in to restore order before the meeting adjourned.
Final thoughts
The deliberation underscored two key issues for anyone who cares about Somali interest. First, the falsification of colonial and post-colonial Somali history is most poisonous. These distortions signal the incredible length the Hargeisa authorities and their supporters are willing to go to impose their political agenda on the country. Here, one wonders why the group is reluctant to honestly present their case and try to convince Somalis and others through the logic of their argument and the clarity of their evidence. By vilifying and abnegating our true history, they humiliate all of us including the very Northerners who gave up so much to help gain our independence as well as those who dislodged the brutal Siyaad Barre military regime. Further, the erroneous accusation that SYL actively sought a re-imposition of Italian rule on Southern Somalia and fought against the unification of all Somalis under the British is tragic. This deliberate falsification of our past seems like a continuation of the earlier SNM strategy that deceived the Somali public about its intention to break up the country into two parts. The few British MPs who witnessed this affair, mainly belonged to the Labor Party, know British colonial history better than our brothers and sisters. They must have been flabbergasted to hear this Uncle Tomish rendition.
Second, the attempt by senior members of the Hargeisa authority and supporters to silence me in that meeting bodes ill for the future of the region and the entire country. They claim to be democrats but could not wait to suppress, through intimidation and violence, opposing opinions, even in the shadow of the British Parliament. Such intolerance to hear dissent is symptomatic of what transpired during the so-called declaration of independence in 1991 and the recent referendum. Those who had the gun did not allow any debate in either of these formative occasions. One wonders, then, why they are so afraid to engage in open debate. After all, the opportunity for a citizen to freely express her/his perspective was the fundamental reason why Somalis hated and resisted the old regime. This is the essence of democracy and the terrain of engagement for all Somalis. | Kamira man Maxamed Cabdow Baxaji oo wareysi bixiyay waxaa horteyda lagu dilay wiil filim qaade ahaa inta aan ku jiray howsha duubida filimada taas ayaa igu yaab badneed aduunka inta aan joogay aduunka.
Bismilaahi raxmaani raxiim waxaa inoo suura gashay in aan wareysi layeelano Camira man Maxamed Cabdow oo imika kunool magaalada Qaahira ayaan ka wareysanay xaalado badan oo soo wajaha qofka duuba filimada !!!!!
Sual. Maxamed Cabdow waxaan ku aragnaa in aa tahay nin hool culus ka haaya Cairo dhaxdeeda sidee ku baratay howshaan baaxada leh oo aad wado imika Jawaab. Maxamed Cabdow. howshan baxada leh waxaan kusoo bartay dalkeyga hooyo waxaana gacan igu siiyay nin saxiibkeey ahaa oo aan aad u jaclahay kaas oo lagu magacaawo Xasan dhanka baridana waxaa iga saaciday Xaaji Cabdala Cumar Jeeri oo imika ku sugan gudaha Soomaaliya.
su'aal. Maxamed waxaad inooga warantaa marka la joogo gudaha Soomaaliya waxaa jirto in ay Camirada ay leedahay mushkilado badan mararka qaar waxaa dhacda in ruuxa Camira man-ka uu naftiisa waayo majirtaa qatar kusoo wajahday inta aad ku jirtay howshaan ?
jawaab. nacam waa jirtaa waxaa horteyda lagu dilay wiil filim duube ahaa oo aniga horteyda lagu dilay inta an ku jiray howsha duubida filimada
Sual. sidee ku badbaaday adiga?
jawaab. aniga waxaan ka noolahay xaga ilaahey oo teyda ayaa dhineyd.
Sual. Maxamed waxaa jirto in dalka uu leeyahay maalin walibo lagu duubo munaasabado gaar ah oo laxuso adiga majiraan munaasabado gaar ah oo aad adiga duubtay, oo aadu duubtay bulshada kunool gudaha Soomaaliya si ay kuu xasuustaan Jawaab. haa way jiraan waxaan duubay ilaa iyo 100-laal cajal oo aan ku soo duubay gudaha Soomaaliya oo aan kusoo duubay sida Hotelada kuwa ugu caansan Muqdisho iyo Kuleja noba Somale.
Sual. Maxamed waxaad inooga warantaa waxaa jirta in wadanka ay ka dhaceen dagaalo sokeeye kuwaas oo bur bur iyo dhibaatooyin ku reebay wadanka iyo qafka shaqadiisa majiraan wadamo kale oo aad tagtay oo an aheyn Masar
Jawab. haa way jirtaa waxaan tagay sida dalka sacuudiga Yaman Kuweyt iyo Qaahiraba intaas oo aan u tagay howlo shaqo oo aan intaba guulo ka gaaray,
Sual. waxaad iiga warantaa Maxamed dhanka Sacuudiga iyo Qaahiraba maxaa farqi ahaa oo u dhaxeeya?.
Jawaab. Sacuudiga waa meel qof waliba loo baahan yahay in uu ka shaqeysto oo maalin waliba waxbaa laduuba sida:- Aroos ama munasabado gaar ah inkasto Qaahira guurkeeda uu iska yar yahay Muunaasabadaheedana ay tahay mid aad u yar.
Sual. Maxamed waxaad inooga warantaa waxaa nagu maqal ah in aad dhawaan booqasho gabaan aad ku tagtay Magalada Tiripoli ee dalka Libiya, faraqa u dhaxeeya Libiya iyo Masar Madaama uu yahay dalkaas dal Soomaalida shaqo loo ogol yahay.
Jawaab. aniga waxaan aaminsanahay in uusan jirinba dal Africa ah oo gaaraya Dalka Masar.
Sual. Maxamed maxaa sidaa u leedahay fuulka iyo ceeshka miyaa aad u xiiseysaa Maxamed.
Jawaab. aah aah aaaaaaaaah maya taas kama hadalaayo dalka Masar waa ay talaa cuno kala duwan maahin in Ceesh iyo Fuul kaliya ay yaalan.
Sual. Maxamed majirtaa dad gaar ah oo ku geriyooday dalka Libiya oo halkaan tacsi aad ugu direyso adiga oo ka faa'ideysanaayo fursadaan qaaliga ah oo maanta kusoo martay. Jawaab. majiraan dad aan saxiibo nahay oo halkaas ku geriyooday Laakin waa ay jiraan dad aan aqaano oo geriyooday intaba waxaan Illaahey ugu baryayaa in janadi Fardowsa aheyd rabi ka waraabiyo
Sual.Maxamed dhanka kale waxaa lagugu xantaa in aad tahay nin xaga haasaawaha aad ugu xil dheer oo ay haweenka jacel yihiin taas maxaa kajira.
Jawaab. waa ay jirtaa taas maxaa yeelay ruuxa dhalin yarada ah marka uu yahay dhalin yaro waxaa soo wajaha xaalado badan oo xiligaas laga yaabo in uu xalkooda waayo marka waxaan leeyahay ayi shabaab waxay leyihiin malintooda.
SUAL. Maxamed marka aan kula kaftamo maleedahay xaas iyo caruur.
Jawaab. maya malihi xaas iyo caruur oo wali maguursan waxa uu ka dhiman yahay rabiga xagiisa sual. majiraan wax al-kun ah ama faraanti galis ah.
jawaab. dabcan waa ay jirtaa gabar aan ku balanay in aan mustaqbalka is guursano insha-alaah. Sual. Maxamed majiraan dad gaar ah oo aad jaceshahay marka aad shaqada qabaneyso in ay dhinacaaga buuxiyaan
Jawaab. haa waa jiraan waxan leeyahay saaxiibo tira badan Sida maamulaha Saafi studio
Jibriil Maxamed Jibriil iyo Asad Cabdi Cabdi-Raxmaan oo imika jooga dalka Norwey iyo Maxamuud Cabdi Xasan {Shiine Bagio}. iyo Cumar Maxamed Jibriil {istiimiye} Maxamuud Xasan iyo saxafi sare Alustaad Mahad Carabow Cali iyo Maxamuud yuusuf Maxamed ayaan jeclahay in ay dhiceyga buuxiyaan Su'aashii ugu dambeysay oo aan weydiinay Maxamed Cabdow ayaa aheed in ay nool yahiin waalid kiis waxuuna sheegay Maxamed in ay nool yahiin waalidkiis ayna ku nool yihiin gudaha dalka Soomaaliya caasimada Muqdisho gaar ahaan magaalada qadarinta mudan ee Shibis Maanaboliyo Maxamed waxaa kale uu sheegay in uu dhashay 1980-kii uu ku dhashay Magaalada Muqdisho waxbarashadiisa sare uu ku qaatay dugsiga Saqaawadiin sare burburka kadib iyo kahorba waa mahad san tahay kamira man Maxamed Cabdow}. waxaa warestay Alustaad Mahad Caraboow Cali Al Qaahira Masar.
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These are a few of my favorite photographs from my different travels. Feel free to browse them as you like. If you want one click your right mouse button and choose "Save As" from the menu. |
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These are a few of my favorite photographs from my different travels. Feel free to browse them as you like. If you want one click your right mouse button and choose "Save As" from the menu. |
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These are a few of my favorite photographs from my different travels. Feel free to browse them as you like. If you want one click your right mouse button and choose "Save As" from the menu. |
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These are a few of my favorite photographs from my different travels. Feel free to browse them as you like. If you want one click your right mouse button and choose "Save As" from the menu. |
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