Best Aydid is another story. Abdullahi Yuusuf was elected President of Somalia! Also the topic has nothing to do with the former.
Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed was the greatest president to have conquered Somalia.
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Abdullahi Yuusuf sacrificed himself for the country but he did not enjoy the fruits and people should leave it at the account I written that personally it ended really bad for him. All these people who do not like him should take solace in that and stop arguing.
Yall smoking crack dude was one of the biggest traitors somali have ever seen for many decades brought abyssinians to somalia twice mengistu congratulated meles for conquering mogadishu something menelik selassie and derg didn't manage to do habashi troops were slitting the throats of somali civilians like goats according to amnesty international that invasion back in 06/07 was the biggest L for somalis in my opinion habash capturing mogadishu on eid day also that gave birth to al shabaab suicide bombing etc
Abdullahi Yuusuf was politically defeated and forced to resign, why you still angry with him?
saywalahi
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Let not bring parents into it
Obviously this is my online persona so I say some retarded shit to trigger people
Honestly though you right xamar is the capital no one tribe can own it only that hawiye are majority as you said.
Let not bring parents into it
Obviously this is my online persona so I say some retarded shit to trigger people
Honestly though you right xamar is the capital no one tribe can own it only that hawiye are majority as you said.
Iga raali noqo for the parents comments, it was unnecessary runti
Let’s trigger other real qabilists on here together markas sxb:siilaanyolaugh:
Join the most laandheer qabiil in Somalia brother, We are represented in every corner of somaliweyn, from Hargeisa to garissa and from jigjiga to Xamar cadey. Join beesha TQ
Whether you like it or not Abdullahi Yusuf created the Federal government we have today. He worked tirelessly to create a federal an inclusive government in a land controlled by warlords that looted and murdered their own people. For that we should be eternally grateful. Even sheikh Sharif axmed payee homage to him, acknowledging the importance of his work.
And to compare him to a person like Aidiid insult. You cannot compare him to a man that brought nothing but destruction, and a man who even fought against his people when they all (except the Isaaq) supported Cali Mahdi as their president.
saywalahi
Xamar Living
Iga raali noqo for the parents comments, it was unnecessary runti
Let’s trigger other real qabilists on here together markas sxb:siilaanyolaugh:
Join the most laandheer qabiil in Somalia brother, We are represented in every corner of somaliweyn, from Hargeisa to garissa and from jigjiga to Xamar cadey. Join beesha TQ
The esteemed Beesha TQ doesn’t need qabliste shitposter like my self
saywalahi
Xamar Living
Terrorists deserve to be beheaded
You got triggered.You’re a neckbeard living with his Hoyo who has no money either way
Tjioux
the pussy is never yours, its just your turn.
Introduction into the book back cover:
Colonel Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed's influence on the military and political landscape of Somalia has been felt for more than half a century of service to his country. He took part in two wars that Somalia engaged with Ethiopia. In the first, in 1964 he won a medal and citation for the bravery and leadership he displayed in the battle field. In 1977 war, he was in overall command of the Southern sector of the operation. Poor political leadership lay at the core of the defeat of the Somali army in this war. following the defeat and withdrawal from the battle thretre, Abduallhi Yusuf and other officers tried and failed to stage a coup against the regime. He than tried to topple the regime by armed insurgency. Although Abduallhi Yusuf did not succeed to bring down the government, others who followed his method manged to achieve what he could not. His journey was cut short by the Ethiopian regime who arrested him for six good years without charge or trail, when he stood up for his principle. Both the Ethiopian and Somali regimes were brought down by armed insurgency in 1991 while he was in prison in Addis Ababa.
Following the collapse of the regime and the plunging of Somalia into intermccine war, he helped setup the self-governing Puntland State of Somalia, and became its first president. Six years later he was elected as President of Somalia. Abduallhi Yusuf is a driven man who knew what he wanted in life. He served in the Somali army with distinction on and off the battle field. His impact on the political arena was not successful as in the army. During his presidency, he worked hard to bring about peace in Somalia. His struggle for that objective was hampered by a well-organised conspiracy spreadheaded by prominent figures in his government, and regional powers that were allied to him at some point in the past. Halgan iyo Hagardaamo (Struggle and Conspiracy: A Memoir) is a candid account of the life and time of President Abduallhi Yusuf Ahmed and the events that shaped Somalia for the past fify years.It is about the battles that Colonel Abduallhi Yusuf Ahmed fought literally as well figuratively during this period and the successes and failures that accompanied him. It is about the conspiracy that was woven against the Somali State with help of senior political figures in the country. The book is written in a narrative style that Somali readers will find it enjoyable.
Colonel Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed's influence on the military and political landscape of Somalia has been felt for more than half a century of service to his country. He took part in two wars that Somalia engaged with Ethiopia. In the first, in 1964 he won a medal and citation for the bravery and leadership he displayed in the battle field. In 1977 war, he was in overall command of the Southern sector of the operation. Poor political leadership lay at the core of the defeat of the Somali army in this war. following the defeat and withdrawal from the battle thretre, Abduallhi Yusuf and other officers tried and failed to stage a coup against the regime. He than tried to topple the regime by armed insurgency. Although Abduallhi Yusuf did not succeed to bring down the government, others who followed his method manged to achieve what he could not. His journey was cut short by the Ethiopian regime who arrested him for six good years without charge or trail, when he stood up for his principle. Both the Ethiopian and Somali regimes were brought down by armed insurgency in 1991 while he was in prison in Addis Ababa.
Following the collapse of the regime and the plunging of Somalia into intermccine war, he helped setup the self-governing Puntland State of Somalia, and became its first president. Six years later he was elected as President of Somalia. Abduallhi Yusuf is a driven man who knew what he wanted in life. He served in the Somali army with distinction on and off the battle field. His impact on the political arena was not successful as in the army. During his presidency, he worked hard to bring about peace in Somalia. His struggle for that objective was hampered by a well-organised conspiracy spreadheaded by prominent figures in his government, and regional powers that were allied to him at some point in the past. Halgan iyo Hagardaamo (Struggle and Conspiracy: A Memoir) is a candid account of the life and time of President Abduallhi Yusuf Ahmed and the events that shaped Somalia for the past fify years.It is about the battles that Colonel Abduallhi Yusuf Ahmed fought literally as well figuratively during this period and the successes and failures that accompanied him. It is about the conspiracy that was woven against the Somali State with help of senior political figures in the country. The book is written in a narrative style that Somali readers will find it enjoyable.
Abdullahi is My Uncle ilahay ha unaxristo and Allah will deal with him his accounts I pray for Allah to ease it .
Laakin Caydiid AUN he wasn't half the man Abdullahi was
Where can one buy his memoir?
If he is your real uncle, you can pray for his forgiveness. It is an opportunity Allah gives Muslims after they are dead in that their relatives can pray for them. Not only blood relatives, but distant Muslims can pray for any other dead muslim. There is no problem in this. But I am here to point out that others can do the same about their relatives like Aydid. You can't say one is bound to hell whilst you pray for the other since they were both leaders in their capacity to their clansmen, and as with Abdullahi nominally for Somalis regardless of whether all Somalis accepted him as their president or not.
Saxib, Somalis are not logical and rational people. If everyone used common sense, you wouldn't have emotional men and women online assailing Somali clans after 27 years of civil war.
Once someone is dead, they are with God and God will decide their fate. For us the living, we judge them based on their deeds we know of but let Allah decide their fate. We neither clear them of sins nor heap insults on them but wish them the best in their grave. Personally, I don't feel relations enough to these men to care about prayer for them. I simply don't care.
You folks need to understand this is your religion if you are Muslims. There is no merit in who is greater man or lesser of the two but what each individual accomplished with their God in their lifetime.
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He knew the Ethiopian terrain was a huge obstacle and stressed the manpower of the amhar to Siad barre. The plan was to go 70km past addisababa. Abdullahi yusuf Ahmed refused to give up any of his fighters up to be murdered cold blooded to prevent a coupe in Somalia after the loss. He comanded about 30,000 well trained soldiers. About 8000 of the best Somali fighters were killed on the orders of siad barre in jigjiga.
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