caydarus Posted September 21, 2011 A radio station run by Somalia's al-Shabaab Islamist group has awarded weapons to children who won a Koran-reciting competition. Andulus radio, based near Mogadishu, gave the group which won first prize in the Ramadhan contest an AK-47 rifle and the equivalent of $700. The second prize-winners received an AK-47 and $500, while the third prize was two hand grenades and $400. Al-Shabaab, linked to al-Qaeda, controls less than a quater of southern and central Somalia. It recently withdrew from the capital, Mogadishu, where the UN-backed government is in charge. Four children, aged 10-17, were chosen to represent each district in the competition held during the Muslim holy month of Ramadhan, which ended in August. "Children should use one hand for education and the other for a gun to defend Islam," senior al-Shabaab official Mukhtar Robow told the prize-giving ceremony in Elasha, 20km from Mogadishu. The children were also given religious books.and that was the third year the contest had been held. to destroy women and children by the terrorist group alshabaab. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
caydarus Posted September 21, 2011 KISMAYU, Somalia Oct 17 (Reuters) - The 17-year-old winner of a Koran recital and general knowledge competition organised by al Shabaab rebels in Southern Somalia got an AK-47 gun, two hand grenades, a computer and an anti-tank mine as prizes. The runner-up in the month-long competition aimed at 10-25 year olds, a 22-year-old, received an AK-47 and ammunition at the ceremony, where the rebels urged parents to allow children to learn how to handle weapons and fight against the enemy. The radical al Shabaab, seen by Somali people dangerous to the countray, controls some parts of the countary and has also been targeting Somali children in neighbouring Kenya for radicalisation and recruitment to their ranks Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
caydarus Posted September 21, 2011 The Islamist group of Al-Shabab in Somalia has awarded weapons and bombs to young school children who have won in Quran recital contest during the Ramadan month. Radio Andalus, which was looted by Al-Shabab from former Mogadishu based-radio of Horn Afrik and now under Al-Shabab organized the contest which ended three weeks ago. A very large ceremony was held in Mogadishu outskirts of Elasha, and was attended by senior officials of Al-Shabab group where they advised the children to go into ongoing fighting in Somalia and battle against Somalia government and the African Union troops in Mogadishu.At the end of the ceremony Sheikh Moktar Robow abu Mansur, senior Al-Shabab leader and former spokesman of the group awarded three young teenagers who have won the contest. The first winner was given AK-47 rifle and $700, the second was awarded with AK-47 rifle and $500 and the third winner was given two hand grenades [F1 bombs] and $400 as prizes. The three were also given religious books. “We want the children to fight for defending of their country and their religion.. just take these guns”. He said. Meanwhile one of Al-Shabab’s senior propaganda officials, Sheikh Abdulkadir Mumin suggested continuing giving weapons to the young children in order to be part of wars, as he insisted that all Somalis should join Al-Shabab led-war in Somalia, where they are young or adults.Al-Shabab’s senior propaganda leader, Sheikh Abdulkadir Mumin speaks at the ceremony. In 2009 the extremists also awarded young school children with weapons and bombs in Kismayo town. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
caydarus Posted September 21, 2011 An al-Shabab official urged the children to use their guns to defend their ideology not islam .Somalia's militant Islamist group al-Shabab is in crisis, as it battles to cope with the famine that is far worse in areas under its control than other parts of the country, leading to reports of splits in the leadership of the al-Qaeda-linked group. Al-Shabab are totally losing support. People are saying that the drought in the region was caused by a lack of rains, but the famine was man-made. They are asking - why has it been only in al-Shabab's areas? It is difficult for charities to work with al-Shabab because it demands money from them. Robow's people are directly affected by this famine. So he wants aid agencies to come in. But Godane is suspicious of the UN and doesn't want them in Somalia. So he blocked it, Robow is now accusing Godane [who hails from the breakaway region of Somaliland] of letting people starve ,al-Shabab is under pressure is under crisis. I do not think al-Shabab really cares about the famine and somali people because they are more interested in fighting the government and the AU force for nothing and to gain their foreign ideology. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nabad_dadaye Posted September 21, 2011 Tartamada Quraanka waxaa loo Qabtaa in caruurta lagu dhiira galiyo sideey u xifdin lahaayeen Quraanka ,lacagna waa loogu daraa si cunug walbo u ka maseyro ficiis saas ayeeyna caruurta ujeclaanayaan iney quraanka xifdiyaan , balse waxaad moodaa in larabo in caruurta Quraanka laga celiyo , waalid rabaa majirto in ilmihiisa bambaanooyin la siiyo si uu walaalkiisa kale ama soomaali kale ugu qarxiyo ( muxuuu ku suubinayaa bilada bambada ah ma guriguu dhiganaa waa maya ) waxa loo siiyay waa inuu dad ku qarxiyaa . markii hore dadka waaweyn ayey labari jiray sida ey isu qarxiyaan balse hada xitaa ilmihii dugsiyada ayey barayaan waana arin lagu rabo in lagu xiro ama lagala cararo caruurtii dugsiyada , waa istaraatiijiyad sheydaani ah laguna doonayo in barashada Qur'aanka looga soo horjeedsado . waxa eey wataan alshabaab in badan oo katirsan waxey u adeegaan sidii islaamka uu usii burburi lahaa soomaaliya ha gartaan ama cilmi yari ha ugeyso . Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites