Mukulaalow Posted January 26, 2012 21 Years of Sayid Maxamed's rule (1903 - 1924) 21 Years of SYL rule (1947 - 1969) 21 Years of Kacaan (1969 - 1991) 21 Years of Anarchy (1991 - 2012) What next??? I hope it will be peace and prosperity from now on with Muqdisho under gov rule, oil pumping in Puntland, London conference for helping Somalia, the future seems to be bright INSHALLAH. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacaylbaro Posted January 26, 2012 The Somaliland & Somalia era ... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Beer-Gaal Posted January 26, 2012 ar naga aamus goortaas waxdaran lasoo shirtagtaaye. it could be that too who knows? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sensei Posted January 26, 2012 Inception of SYL was in 1943, uztaadkana wuxuu jano tagay(iA) 1921....just saying yacni, Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xaaji Xunjuf Posted January 26, 2012 Sensai topic openerku nambaradu islaha isku ge ge markasu isku walaqaay. Wadaadki iyo cadceed iyo cacdeed 1921 ba ifka ugu danbeysey waad saxantahay. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mukulaalow Posted January 26, 2012 Sorry Correction. Sayid Mahammed's struggle was from 1899 till his death 1920. 21 years of Dervish struggle Religious mission In 1895, Hassan returned to Berbera. The British considered Berbera to be merely 'Aden's butcher's shop', since they were only interested in getting regular supplies of meat from Somalia through this port for their British India outpost of Aden. Taking advantage of Britain's complacency, Emperor Menelek II of Ethiopia asked Ras Makonnen, the Governor of his newly conquered Hararghe Province, to send armed bands to plunder and occupy ****** politically. The British withdrew from this area of their territory in Somalia. In Berbera, Hassan could not succeed in spreading the teaching of the Saalihiya order due to the hostility of the local Qadiriyyah inhabitants. They did not like him criticising their eating khat, gorging on the fat of sheep's tail and following their traditional Qadiriyyah order. In 1897, he left Berbera to be with his Dulbahante kinsmen. On the way, at a place called Daymoole, he met some Somalis who were being looked after by a Catholic Mission. When he asked them about their clan and parents, the Somali orphans replied that they belonged to the "clan of the (Catholic) Fathers." This reply shook him, for he felt that the "Christian Overlordship in his country was tantamount to the destruction of his people's faith." In 1899, some soldiers of the British armed forces met Hassan and sold him an official gun. When questioned about the loss of the gun, they told their superiors that Hassan had stolen the gun from them. On 29 March 1899, the British Vice Consul wrote a very stern and insulting letter to him accusing his camp of stealing the gun and asking him to return it immediately. This enraged Hassan and he sent a very brief and curt reply refuting the allegation. Hassan's attention had been focused on the Ethiopian invaders of Somalia, but this incident brought him into conflict with the British as well. The British, Ethiopian Emperor Menelek II, and a small numbers of Somalis then joined together to crush Hassan's Dervish movement. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohammed_Abdullah_Hassan Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites