MAJEERTEENIA
Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 12:19 pm
The Majerteen is a Somali clan, part of the Harti group of the Darod clan.
The Majerteen primarily inhabit the province of Puntland in the North East of Somalia, along with southwestern Somalia, the city of Kismayo, and the Ogaden area in Ethiopia. The Majerteen have played a key role in the history of Somalia. The sultanate of the Majerteens played an important role before the colonisation by the Italians. The clan has produced two Presidents and two Prime ministers since 1960, also a Sultan. They held many other government posts in the sixties and early seventies. Siad Barre considered the Majerteen a major oppositional power to his government. Haji Awale Liban the creator of the Somali flag was a Majerteen. Also a Majerteen was Osman Yusuf Kenadeed, the inventor of the first Somali script. Today the clan plays a key role in Puntland. The related Harti clans Dhulbahante and Warsengeli inhabit the Sool and Sanaag regions, respectively.
Prominent Majeerteen figures
Omar Samatar - Anti-colonial leader.
Boqor Mohamoud Yusuf (Xawadane) - Creator of Somalis rule of tribal law.
Boqor Yusuf Osman - Majerteen sultan 18th century.
Boqor Mohamoud Yusuf - Majerteen sultan 19th century.
Boqor Osman Mohamoud - Majerteen sultan until 1930.
Xaaji Cali Majeerteen - Sheek Caalim ah waqtigii 1835
Ali Faahiye - "Gedi" - Somali nationalist.
Mohammed Awale Liban - Designed the Somali flag
Yusuf Ali Keenadiid - Founder of the Sultanate of Hobyo (central Somalia), 1860-1924.
Bashiir Omar Samater - A former governor of Jigjig and son of Omar Samater
Cismaan Yusuf Keenadiid - Brother of the sultan and creator of the Osmaniya script, 1920.
Col. Mohamed Ismail Boqor - 1st Somali reciever Argent medal Honor 1964.
Yaasiin Cismaan Keenadiid - Author of the Somali Dictionary and founding member of the Somali Youth League.
Abdirashid Ali Sharmake - 1st Somali prime minister, 2nd Somali president.
Abdirizaq Haji Hussein - 2nd Somali prime minister. 1st Interior Minister.
Gen. Mohamed Abshir Muse - 1st Somali national police commander
[ Gen. Abdulahi M. Hassan - (Matukade} Somali national police Cheiff ( well advanced Person}
Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed - current Somali transitional federal government president
Hassan Abshir Farah - Prime Minister of Somali transitional government 2003-2004.
Gen. Adde Muse Hersi - current president, Puntland (northeast Somalia) regional government.
Yasin Nur Hasan - Somali Interior Minister.
Hirsi Magan Isse, scholar, and leader of the Somali revolution
Gen. Mohamed Jibriil Muse - Somali National Security Commander.
Gen. Mohamed Said Hersi (Morgan) - Somali Army Commander and once Defence Minister.
Abdirahman Jeylani Mohammed Somali Thoughter and Political P.h.d Holder
Muxamad Axmad Faahiye - first man to build a pharmacy outside of the capital mogadishu
Mire Hagi Farah Mohamed, Somali Finance Minister 2004-2006, and former Mayor Of Kismayo port City
Haji Ali Majertein -prominent sheikh
Yusuf Ali Keenadiid - Founder of the Sultanate of Hobyo (central Somalia), 1860-1924.
Mohamed Abshir-Former commanding general of the National police
etc,etc,etc,
The family:
Wabeeneeye
Ali Wabeeneeye
Ahmed Wabeeneeye
Noleys
Mohamed Nooleys
Saleebaan
Ali Saleebaan
Awlayahan Ali
Bicidyahan Ali
Ismail Ali
Omar Ali
Aden Ali
Said Ali
Ugaar Saleebean
Idriis ugar
Ciise ugar
Abdriraxmaan ugar
Maxamad ugar
Ismail Saleebean
Cabdirixiin Saleebaan
Mohamed Warfaa
Yusuf warfaa
Mahmoud Saleebaan
Omar Mahmoud
Reer Mohamed Farah
Reer Khalaf
Nuux Mahmoud
Cisman Mahmoud
Ciise Mahmoud
Reer Cumar
Cumar Umad Nabi
Toljecel Hassan Talareer
Mahamed (Umad Nabi)
Reer Bicidyahan
Reer Xaamud
Galaeri
Reer Mahmoud
Abdalle Ibrahim
Jibraahiil
Ali Jibraahiila
Nuh Jibrahiil
Xuseen Talorer
Siwaaqroon
Abokor
Aadan
Mahamed
Musse Noleys (Idigfale)
Said (Islaan-soor)
Salah Said
Mohamed Said
Ahmed Said
Abdi Said
Omar (Iidyabare)
Hassan Omar
Abdalle Noleys (Danweyne)
Amaanle
Guddoonwaaq
Filkucaag
Hamarti-Waaq
Tabale
Reer Haamid
Territory:
Majeerteen members are found in their traditional territories such as the northern regions of Bari, Nugaal, Mudug. The Majerteens also have the southern port of Kismayo as their traditional territory
The sultanate of the Majerteens played an important role before the colonialism of Italy. The clan has produced two presidents and two prime ministers since 1960, also a Sultan and a King (Boqor). They held many other government posts in the 1960s and early 1970s and continue to play a key role in Puntland.
Boqor Ismaan Mahamuud's sultanate was nearly destroyed in the middle of the nineteenth century by a power struggle between him and his young, ambitious cousin, Keenadiid. Nearly five years of destructive civil war passed before Boqor Ismaan Mahamuud managed to stave off the challenge of the young upstart, who was finally driven into exile in Arabia. A decade later, in the 1870s, Keenadiid returned from Arabia with a score of Hadhrami musketeers and a band of devoted lieutenants. With their help, he carved out the small kingdom of Hobyo after conquering the local Hawiye clans. Both kingdoms, however, were gradually absorbed by the extension into southern Somalia of Italian colonial rule in the last quarter of the nineteenth century.
Population-around 2,500,000
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JUST A LITTLE RESUME
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The Majerteen primarily inhabit the province of Puntland in the North East of Somalia, along with southwestern Somalia, the city of Kismayo, and the Ogaden area in Ethiopia. The Majerteen have played a key role in the history of Somalia. The sultanate of the Majerteens played an important role before the colonisation by the Italians. The clan has produced two Presidents and two Prime ministers since 1960, also a Sultan. They held many other government posts in the sixties and early seventies. Siad Barre considered the Majerteen a major oppositional power to his government. Haji Awale Liban the creator of the Somali flag was a Majerteen. Also a Majerteen was Osman Yusuf Kenadeed, the inventor of the first Somali script. Today the clan plays a key role in Puntland. The related Harti clans Dhulbahante and Warsengeli inhabit the Sool and Sanaag regions, respectively.
Prominent Majeerteen figures
Omar Samatar - Anti-colonial leader.
Boqor Mohamoud Yusuf (Xawadane) - Creator of Somalis rule of tribal law.
Boqor Yusuf Osman - Majerteen sultan 18th century.
Boqor Mohamoud Yusuf - Majerteen sultan 19th century.
Boqor Osman Mohamoud - Majerteen sultan until 1930.
Xaaji Cali Majeerteen - Sheek Caalim ah waqtigii 1835
Ali Faahiye - "Gedi" - Somali nationalist.
Mohammed Awale Liban - Designed the Somali flag
Yusuf Ali Keenadiid - Founder of the Sultanate of Hobyo (central Somalia), 1860-1924.
Bashiir Omar Samater - A former governor of Jigjig and son of Omar Samater
Cismaan Yusuf Keenadiid - Brother of the sultan and creator of the Osmaniya script, 1920.
Col. Mohamed Ismail Boqor - 1st Somali reciever Argent medal Honor 1964.
Yaasiin Cismaan Keenadiid - Author of the Somali Dictionary and founding member of the Somali Youth League.
Abdirashid Ali Sharmake - 1st Somali prime minister, 2nd Somali president.
Abdirizaq Haji Hussein - 2nd Somali prime minister. 1st Interior Minister.
Gen. Mohamed Abshir Muse - 1st Somali national police commander
[ Gen. Abdulahi M. Hassan - (Matukade} Somali national police Cheiff ( well advanced Person}
Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed - current Somali transitional federal government president
Hassan Abshir Farah - Prime Minister of Somali transitional government 2003-2004.
Gen. Adde Muse Hersi - current president, Puntland (northeast Somalia) regional government.
Yasin Nur Hasan - Somali Interior Minister.
Hirsi Magan Isse, scholar, and leader of the Somali revolution
Gen. Mohamed Jibriil Muse - Somali National Security Commander.
Gen. Mohamed Said Hersi (Morgan) - Somali Army Commander and once Defence Minister.
Abdirahman Jeylani Mohammed Somali Thoughter and Political P.h.d Holder
Muxamad Axmad Faahiye - first man to build a pharmacy outside of the capital mogadishu
Mire Hagi Farah Mohamed, Somali Finance Minister 2004-2006, and former Mayor Of Kismayo port City
Haji Ali Majertein -prominent sheikh
Yusuf Ali Keenadiid - Founder of the Sultanate of Hobyo (central Somalia), 1860-1924.
Mohamed Abshir-Former commanding general of the National police
etc,etc,etc,
The family:
Wabeeneeye
Ali Wabeeneeye
Ahmed Wabeeneeye
Noleys
Mohamed Nooleys
Saleebaan
Ali Saleebaan
Awlayahan Ali
Bicidyahan Ali
Ismail Ali
Omar Ali
Aden Ali
Said Ali
Ugaar Saleebean
Idriis ugar
Ciise ugar
Abdriraxmaan ugar
Maxamad ugar
Ismail Saleebean
Cabdirixiin Saleebaan
Mohamed Warfaa
Yusuf warfaa
Mahmoud Saleebaan
Omar Mahmoud
Reer Mohamed Farah
Reer Khalaf
Nuux Mahmoud
Cisman Mahmoud
Ciise Mahmoud
Reer Cumar
Cumar Umad Nabi
Toljecel Hassan Talareer
Mahamed (Umad Nabi)
Reer Bicidyahan
Reer Xaamud
Galaeri
Reer Mahmoud
Abdalle Ibrahim
Jibraahiil
Ali Jibraahiila
Nuh Jibrahiil
Xuseen Talorer
Siwaaqroon
Abokor
Aadan
Mahamed
Musse Noleys (Idigfale)
Said (Islaan-soor)
Salah Said
Mohamed Said
Ahmed Said
Abdi Said
Omar (Iidyabare)
Hassan Omar
Abdalle Noleys (Danweyne)
Amaanle
Guddoonwaaq
Filkucaag
Hamarti-Waaq
Tabale
Reer Haamid
Territory:
Majeerteen members are found in their traditional territories such as the northern regions of Bari, Nugaal, Mudug. The Majerteens also have the southern port of Kismayo as their traditional territory
The sultanate of the Majerteens played an important role before the colonialism of Italy. The clan has produced two presidents and two prime ministers since 1960, also a Sultan and a King (Boqor). They held many other government posts in the 1960s and early 1970s and continue to play a key role in Puntland.
Boqor Ismaan Mahamuud's sultanate was nearly destroyed in the middle of the nineteenth century by a power struggle between him and his young, ambitious cousin, Keenadiid. Nearly five years of destructive civil war passed before Boqor Ismaan Mahamuud managed to stave off the challenge of the young upstart, who was finally driven into exile in Arabia. A decade later, in the 1870s, Keenadiid returned from Arabia with a score of Hadhrami musketeers and a band of devoted lieutenants. With their help, he carved out the small kingdom of Hobyo after conquering the local Hawiye clans. Both kingdoms, however, were gradually absorbed by the extension into southern Somalia of Italian colonial rule in the last quarter of the nineteenth century.
Population-around 2,500,000
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JUST A LITTLE RESUME
HATERS,KA NAXA OO NAFTA WAAYA
