Postby Voltage » Thu Nov 14, 2019 5:51 pm
Cali Kaar also relayed the famous Mareexaan war dictate;
Sanka Ceel Baxay
Iyo Sagaalo Irmaan
Gasin xeebta ka qaad
Ilaawoow xilaqooq
This followed the infamous and unfortunate reer Garaad vs. reer Diini war.
Right after that war that saw in one of the party's defeat in what is today XUJUR (most Marehan think it is Fadhi-Garaadle but this is not true as Shire Jaamac says above), reer Garaad and their leader Cali Kaar moved away and went to go live with Ogaadeen.
One day he got word the Ogaadeen were planning a massive war against the Mareexaan to uproot them from the Qoroxeey area and all the way to sea-coast where the Hawiye were living.
The reer Garaad leader was of course angry at the outcome of the war with reer Diini, but of course no man will sit and watch a plan to destroy his whole kin. Cali Kaar eloquently and masterly composed a "hal-xiraale" gabay that was meant to be carried all the way to the military commander of the Mareexaans who was Ilaawe. Ilaawe's decendents today include reer Isaaq Biixi (Col Abdirisaaq Isaaq Biixi Ilaawe who was Chairman of the SNF).
The gabay was long and cleverly hidden but this little part was the most important because it leaked the Ogaadeen plan and also told Ilaawe how to defeat them. When Ilaawe got the gabay, he wondered why reer Garaad who would obviously be mad would send a gabay to him so he listened well because his intuition told him something was not right.
It is said after he listened to the gabay 2 times, on the third try when he reached this little part his mind clicked and he said "MAREEXAAN GET YOUR HORSES READY" and, followinge the advise, he defeated the Ogaadeen.
The little part that the reer Garaad leader composed a whole gabay to hide was this part.
Sanka Ceelbaxay iyo
Sagaalo irmaan
Gasin xeebta ka qaad
Ilaawow xilaqooq
"Sanka Ceel Baxay" is code for a little watering well near Shiilaabo and "sagaalo irmaan" was code name for a little tuulo that reer Kooshin and bah-Darandoole settle today called Laasacaano. It basically meant the Ogaadeen are grouping there.
"Gasin xeebta ka qaad" meant ENGAGE THEM FROM THE WEST, NOT THE EAST. Basically attack/ambush them from the rear like how to a nomad Somali, the wave comes in from the east and recedes from the west.
It meant the current is going back out into the ocean, the Ogaadeen are only facing you so "gasin xeebta ka qaad" meant go northwest, descend down behind them and ambush them from the back because they have absolutely no protection or look out there. Basically the Ogaadeen like the ocean current going back out is only rushing out to Mareexaan and the beach, or the rear, is without protection.
"Ilaawoow xilaqooq" meant sort of like "This message is literally for you to grasp" which Cali Kaar meant by Ilaawe lead them to victory.