What is the Sayyid to you?

surria · Post by **surria** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:18 pm

I was wondering what you think of him, clan a side. The sayyid is one of the most contraversial individuals in Somali history. He is regarded as a hero to some, while others regard him as a bandit.

Check this out.

http://bartamaha.net/a_9sayidka

Samatr · Post by **Samatr** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:19 pm

A good poet nothing more.

Cawar · Post by **Cawar** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:20 pm

Why do you care...Ashraaf girl??

Wanst it you who said I want Somali??

Samatar

Thats being Xaasid...he was a Hero the Isaaqs never had...come to think ot it..No Qabil had him...so why the Xasidnimo???

Libah86 · Post by **Libah86** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:21 pm

a good tactican

B-MAX · Post by **B-MAX** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:21 pm

The first Somali Warlord.

Galol · Post by **Galol** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:25 pm

Surria

Sayyid was a mad, murderous, cowardly, gluttenous piece of scum. I can prove absolutely every single one of those claims except the `scumminess' which is an opinion.

Oh and he was a great poet.

surria · Post by **surria** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:36 pm

Yes he was, it looks like as if the Sayyid took on a similar road as the Jihad of Uthman den fadio.

But i wonder, if the Sayyid was forced into rebellion by a genuine fear that Christian colonization was undermining the integrity of his nationÂ’s religion? And that may explain why he had it out with the Qaadiriya Wadaads in Barbara, who were happy with the economic success the British had stablished. It appears that the SayyidÂ’s journey to Mecca had exposed him Pan-Islamic leaders and ideas. Was the SayyidÂ’s opposition to Euro-Christian rule an element of Pan-Islamism?

I find the history of the Sayyid quite interesting, because it may also explain the current situation with the UIC.

Cawar · Post by **Cawar** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:38 pm

^^Naa you are full of it.

Dont dodge the bullet...what do you know and hence what do you care abt him???

Galol

Unlike some he took and dealt matters into his own hands...forget about the Gabay part....tell me which Somali has elevated himself to that point???

Cilmiile · Post by **Cilmiile** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:42 pm

He was a great Somali hero. If it wasnt for him we would be all gaalo like Galol. His grandfather was one of the few Isaaqs who were already converted in the Christian missions.

Read this. Walaahay I copied it from an Isaaq website Laughing

Markii uu gumaysigu soo galay arlada soomaalida waxa la yimi oo weheliyey kooxo horseed u ahaa waxbarasho ka soo jeedda oo laga soo dheegtey Diinta Kiristaanka. Waxa 1891 dugsiyo noocaas ah oo Baaderi (wadaad masiixi ah) madax u yahay laga furay magaalada Berbera iyo Bulla-xaar. 1905-tiina waxa laga furay magaalada Saylac. Waxa dugsiyadaas ugu caansanaa Dhaymoole oo ahaa duleedka Berbera. Dadkii soomaalidu waxa ay ka hor yimaaddeen furitaanka dugsiyadaas. Waxa soomaalidu la diiddanayd ubadkooda in la baro diin aan ahayn diintooda Islaamka, waxana soo baxay dareen muujinaya in qasdiga ka dambeeya iskuulladaasi uu yahay mid la xidhiidha fidinta Diinta Kiristaanka. Sidaas darteed way xidhmeen muddo ka dib dugsiyadaasi. Iskuulladaas Baaderiga raggii ugu horreyey ee waxbarashada ka bilaabay waxa ka mid ahaa Alle ha u naxariistee Xaaji Faarax Oomaar, Xuseen Kaatoli, Ciise Faranji, Axmed Cali (Maykal Maryama aabbihii), Fideer, Maxamuud Diiriye Suulaawe iyo qaar kale. Waxa markii dugsiyada Baaderigu xidhmeen nimankaas loo qaaday dhinaca magaalada Cadan oo looga sii ambaqaaday tacliintaas Baaderiga.

surria · Post by **surria** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:44 pm

Cawar, do you agree that during the sayyids time there was an islamic revivalism, simpy because it was an era when Britian seized Egypt, the french begun tthe conquest of north Africa with Nigeria. Hence the Refromist movement in Africa was stablished. Similar trend seems to be happening, with this new UIC.

Cawar · Post by **Cawar** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:47 pm

[quote="surria"]Cawar, do you agree that during the sayyids time there was an islamic revivalism, simpy because of the it was an era when Britian seized Egypt, the french begun tthe conquest of north Africa with Nigeria. Hence the Refromist movement in Africa was stablished. Similar trend seems to be happening, with this new UIC.[/quote]

Again Surria..You seem not to be able to tell the diff. between your Kow3ak and Bow3ak...meaning..the diff. between your elbows and knees. Laughing

We ar talking abt the Sayid...and yuo come to me and talk to me abt...some BS African stories???

surria · Post by **surria** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:52 pm

I"m not sure why you are so upset. I'm just trying to show the historical trend, no need to get into a hissy fit.

surria · Post by **surria** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:54 pm

BTW, did you even watch the documentry, i think that it is quite interesting.

Galol · Post by **Galol** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:56 pm

Cawar

"elevated" is not a term I will use about Ina Abdille Xasan.

Cilmiile

Ina cabdille Xasan was an Ogaden Kombo. All Kombos were under foreign occupation at the time. His subclan the Ogadens were by common consent by far under the worst foreign gaal occupation of any Somali group. Other kombos like the MJs were certainly being `converted' in far larger numbers than the Isaqs.

So why didnt he go and liberate Kombos? What the fock was he doing in Isaqland?

Cawar · Post by **Cawar** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:58 pm

[quote="surria"]BTW, did you even watch the documentry, i think that it is quite interesting.[/quote]

No..And I dont need to.

But you of all ppl saying this is what bothers me the most.

I mean I expect the typical maryoley to be involved in qabilism....but you who claim to be different??? .. Laughing

Galol

Who would you use the term "Elevated" for I wonder???

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