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A serious question: Who cares about what an old man who lived centuries ago may or may not have done? We are here now in the 21st century, let's deal with our current issues.
Walahi, I am getting tired of this nonesense: Daarood is better than Hawiye, No Hawiye is better than Daarood, Isaaq is better than both combined...etc.
Who cares? If Somalis were any good, we'd all have a country to go back to, what a bunch of ignorant savages...
As Somalis, we have more in common than any other group of people on earth, alhamdulilah. Qabiil is a dividing issue, that is why you'll never catch me bash one qabiil or another.
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