you cant compare the great man with siilanyo.
i got more respect for egal (aun).
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The Marehan hero. 
No he was bartire.Ahmed Gurey was Oromo.
May Allah open your eyes .When Abdallah Ibrahim Jare, his wife Ishan and their four young children set out on foot on the 25-day trek from their home in Somalia to Kenya, Abdallah had no idea of the nightmare that lay ahead of him. Fifteen days into their journey, 30-year-old Ishan died.
“She was hungry,” Abdallah said. “She was giving her food to the children.”
Abdallah buried Ishan with the help of other people who were walking with them from their drought-ravaged homeland to find food and shelter in a refugee camp. He decided to continue on. “It was very painful,” he said, “one of the most difficult and painful times in my life.”
Abdullah set out once again, confused and worried about how he was going to raise the children on his own. “I’m still worried about the little ones,” he said.
Abdallah’s younger children have not asked about their mother, but his oldest daughter does ask about her. Abdallah says that Ishan was not sick before they left Somalia. “If she had enough food and medicine she would not have died,” he explained.
Allah easy on him and his young kids. Allaho o gargaar o ilmaheesa o barakey. ayadana janat fardous gey. ameen.May Allah open your eyes .When Abdallah Ibrahim Jare, his wife Ishan and their four young children set out on foot on the 25-day trek from their home in Somalia to Kenya, Abdallah had no idea of the nightmare that lay ahead of him. Fifteen days into their journey, 30-year-old Ishan died.
“She was hungry,” Abdallah said. “She was giving her food to the children.”
Abdallah buried Ishan with the help of other people who were walking with them from their drought-ravaged homeland to find food and shelter in a refugee camp. He decided to continue on. “It was very painful,” he said, “one of the most difficult and painful times in my life.”
Abdullah set out once again, confused and worried about how he was going to raise the children on his own. “I’m still worried about the little ones,” he said.
Abdallah’s younger children have not asked about their mother, but his oldest daughter does ask about her. Abdallah says that Ishan was not sick before they left Somalia. “If she had enough food and medicine she would not have died,” he explained.
Meet Dr. Hawa Abdi Dhiblawe, a 60-year-old family doctor who has treated, often for no charge, thousands of poor women and children in Somalia for over quarter of a century. She runs the Dr. Hawa Abdi clinic, located between Mogadishu and Afgoye.
Joining Dr. Dhiblawe’s family clinic are her two young daughters, Dr. Amina Mohamed Abdi, and most recently, Dr. Deqa Mohamed Abdi. All three now work in the clinic.
Hawa Abdi Foundation
The Hawa Abdi Foundation was one of the first NGOs to open in Somalia, and aims to provide quality health care, education that the local nurses and midwives need, and aid the empowerment of women in their communities.
The goal of Dr. Hawa Abdi, the driving force behind the Hawa Abdi Foundation and Hawa Abdi Village, was to help women in Somalia, and especially in the Lower Shabelle area to have better access to health care and education. When the war started, she started to try to provide safety to those seeking shelter on her land.
Al-Nur Foundation
The mission statement of the Foundations states:
Render service to the Somali people in the field of ophthalmology at local, regional, and national levels without discrimination of age, sex, religion, language and ethnic background
The objectives of the Foundation are:
To provide eye care of the highest possible standard to under-served population
To provide human resource development of ophthalmic paramedics and opticians
To provide eye care in remote areas of Somalia, through eye camps and extended peripheral eye units
Al-Nur runs an eye-hospital in Mogadishu; two satellite eye clinics in the Mogadishu-Afgoi corridor and in the Bandiradley district of GalMudug State of Somalia. In addition to that Al-Nur runs training programmes for Somali paramedical staff and medical students and outreach services throughout the country
ur were told to name a individual not a coupledr. abdiweli mohamed ali and his wife dr. hodan isse.
Also Mujaahid Ahmed Gurey Raxiimahullah
Ahmed Gurey
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