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Banadir regional governor and Mogadishu Mayor Hassan Mohamed Hussein ‘Mungaab’ has vowed to fight Shia ideology spread in Mogadishu.

Speaking to the media, Mungaab said his administration received complain from Somalia Scholars saying some NGOs working in the country are spreading the Shia ideology.

The mayor warned the NGOs who are jacketing humanitarian NGOs but had different mission ,saying their days are numbered and his administration will hunt them.

http://www.wargeyska.so/somalia-leader- ... licurrent/

And why does he care? He is the mayor his job isn't to tell people what sect or what tariiqa to follow or is it another saudi free blow job?

And why does he care? He is the mayor his job isn't to tell people what sect or what tariiqa to follow or is it another saudi free blow job?

The Mayor is just gloves but the hand that moving the gloves is Saudi well funded wahhabi scholars.

Who cares?? Shia wala Sunni we've the same God n prophets. These xayawaano need to stop the Saudi wahabi booty licking and leave these fellow muslims alone.

Nobody is worrying about the Evangelical Christianity that is being spread in the refugee camps and in the Somali Republic through NGOs?

More like we don't worry about the bigger issue but want to chase around the only Shia NGO in Mogadishu, sent by the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Somalis really have misplaced priorities!

Maayarkaasi shaqadiisaba waxa laga yaabaa inaanay u qeexnayn

Guys, who updated my comments with the last statement added and highlighted in my other comments in red?



Some of the MODs are playing around.

Shia ideology is much better for Mogadishu than AMISOM and Wahabism chasing each others. The residents of Mogadishu should embrace Shia sect and ask forgiveness from Allah.

It would be nice to have Sunni north ( ) and Shia south ( ) in the former Somali Republic

The neighboring countries should help spread Shia in southern Somalia in order to change the dynamics. This means flooding Mogadishu with Shia trained clerics from Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Tanzania with Tehran money. Before Oman Sultanate, Mogadishu was indeed Shia town that had trade links with Persia. The Oman Sultanate erased much of the Shia sect and imported clerics from the region.

The biggest saint in Mogadishu was Persian Shia himself; Sheikh Abdulqadir Jeylani (Jilani).

Al-Gilani was born around 1077 in Persia.[nb 1][12] Al-Gilani's father, Abu Salih Musa al-Hasani, was a descendant of Hasan ibn Ali, (Imam Hasan). Hasan was the eldest son of Ali and Fatimah. Ali was Muhammad's son-in-law and also cousin and Fatima was Muhammad's daughter. Al-Gilani's mother was the daughter of Abdullah Sawmai, a descendant of Husayn ibn Ali, the younger son of Ali and Fatima. Thus, Al-Gilani was both a Hasani and Hussaini Sayyid.

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All xuseyni not xasani. He wasn't a
Shia though, he was a suni sufi saint. Al Qaadiriya tariiqa is named after him throughout the world.

The sect you looking for is the Al Raaficiya of Xamarweyn and parts of Baraawe.

Shia ideology is much better for Mogadishu than AMISOM and Wahabism chasing each others. The residents of Mogadishu should embrace Shia sect and ask forgiveness from Allah.

It would be nice to have Sunni north ( ) and Shia south ( ) in the former Somali Republic

The neighboring countries should help spread Shia in southern Somalia in order to change the dynamics. This means flooding Mogadishu with Shia trained clerics from Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Tanzania with Tehran money. Before Oman Sultanate, Mogadishu was indeed Shia town that had trade links with Persia. The Oman Sultanate erased much of the Shia sect and imported clerics from the region.

The biggest saint in Mogadishu was Persian Shia himself; Sheikh Abdulqadir Jeylani (Jilani).

Al-Gilani was born around 1077 in Persia.[nb 1][12] Al-Gilani's father, Abu Salih Musa al-Hasani, was a descendant of Hasan ibn Ali, (Imam Hasan). Hasan was the eldest son of Ali and Fatimah. Ali was Muhammad's son-in-law and also cousin and Fatima was Muhammad's daughter. Al-Gilani's mother was the daughter of Abdullah Sawmai, a descendant of Husayn ibn Ali, the younger son of Ali and Fatima. Thus, Al-Gilani was both a Hasani and Hussaini Sayyid.

WaaliCas, let me correct you: Sheikh Abdulqadir Jeylani (Jilani) may have been a Persian but was a Sunni Muslim and followed the Hanbali School of Thought. His adherents in Somalia are Sunni Muslims today.

I also don't think Shiasm is good for Somalis. Going back to basics of Shafi'i or Hanafi school of thoughts in Sunni Islam and putting an end to these new literalists is what would help all of Somalis.

Mogadishu is doing something about it, but what are you doing ?

Same NGO's operate pussyland and Siiland but they rather convert their people and keep collecting aid money from iran then confront like Mogadishu.

not to mention they already building Churches in their hooker-Siilands

Who cares?? Shia wala Sunni we've the same God n prophets. These xayawaano need to stop the Saudi wahabi booty licking and leave these fellow muslims alone.

prolonged exposure to salafism will make any place fertile ground for secularism and even christianity.