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My name is Galib Ramathan

 

 

I, Galib Ramathan declare that the Story mentioned is true

 

My name is Galib Ramathan. I was born in Mogadishu, Somalia on January

1st, 1981. I am sick I have a mental problem I am not feeling well, I

suffer mental illness called Schizophrenia; I am unable to work or to

go to school. Presently, I am taking a medication.

 

2 Today I am not in good health. I am emotionally handicapped due to

civil war in Somalia. My mental was affected by the civil war in

Somalia. I have been sick for the past 22 years since in 1991.

 

3 Presently, I am living in Canada. I don't have a life in this

country. I spend thinking about myself of not knowing what to do. I

can't eat properly and I cannot sleep because of the stress.

 

4 Since when I was six years old I started my education for elementary

school in Somalia. I finished but I didn't complete my secondary

Education because of the political situation in my country Somalia.

When the military government collapsed since that time we don't have a

central government since in 1991.

 

5 When I was six years old, I was enrolled in the Madarasa, I was

taught Qur'an in the evenings and consequently started my formal

schooling.

 

6 In the city of Mogadishu, a young girl was my neighbor when I lived

in Somalia. This young girl went one day to the market place to buy

goods. While she was in the market, a missile was launched in their

home where the rest of her family lived. She was fortunate because she

was not in the house when the missile hit them. She lost her family.

This tragedy happened in December 1990. However, when we released that

a missile has been launched

 

7 We walked up to the garage that was closer to us, which was situated

in the city of Afgoye, about 30 km south of Mogadishu, Somalia. The

owner of this garage was a religious man. Who offered us a place to

stay, While we were there, we stayed one night, and next morning we

took a bus from Afgoye to Mudul Barawe, where we stayed other night,

next morning we took a bus, which was we existed on un-cooked rice and

some water. Always, when we meet new people we were told the war is

getting worse

 

8 the civil war intensified and heavy guns were heard everywhere and

we were unable to get charcoal and gas to cook our food. In the city

of Kismaya there were dead bodies on the streets and roads everywhere,

it was difficult to travel alone in the street of Kismayo

 

9 When the gunfire stopped in Kismaya, we took a car that was going to

Libay, Kenya. When we reached Libay, Kenya we lived there for four

months. We existed, the little assistance we received from the UNHCR

workers who used to tell us to lines up for food, so to get our

rations. In addition, we stayed long lines in order to receive little

water.

 

10 I hope that the fighting stops soon. One day. I hope to be able to

go back. I want to use what I have learned here to help rebuild my

country. However I like my country Somalia nobody hates his country. I

like my people but I can't do anything for them but every time I pray

I beg God for my country Somalia.

 

11 I never suffered any disease or illness when I was in Africa it

doesn't matter what part of Africa

 

12 Somalia is a poor country however everybody is happy and healthy

nobody worries about anything because there is no stress, frustration

and depression. I never took a medication in my life when I was in

Africa it doesn't matter what part of Africa

 

13 When we were in Somalia, we had faith and strong culture. In My

view people nowadays don't have faith. I have overcome many problems,

because I prayed so to beg God for my country. Today we cannot go back

to Somalia unless the situation changes.

 

14 The late president of Somalia was Mohamed Siad Barre. He died in

1995, in Nigeria with heart Attack. Mohamed Siad Barre he became

president in 1969. Mohamed Siad Barre, the last Somali dictator, the

country for 22 years.

 

15 In my viewpoint, Mohamed Siad Barre, he was great president of

Somalia. Look at Somalia now it had no peace.

 

16 I am experiencing a lot of terrible things back home in Somalia. I

am the lucky one thanks God His Grace in His mercy.

17 I used to live in Dar-Es Salaam, Tanzania for 18 years ago before I

arrived in Canada that time I was healthy and strong but now I am not

 

18 If I remember how we lived in Tanzania sometimes I cry. Tanzanian

people most of them are Muslims and every corner is mosque and you

hear the prayer.

19 Tanzania is a poor country however everybody is happy and healthy

nobody worries about anything because there is no stress, frustration

and depression.

20 Then I was in Africa I never took medication in my life it was my

first time I had seen a good life. Somalia became independent in 1960

 

21 Today I am not living in the right place at this moment that means

I don't live in Muslim country. The people living in Tanzania they

know more about Islam because they are living in the right place.

 

22 Islam cares much for maintaining the highest level of social

solidarity and strength among the members of the society. It goes

without saying that spending money on charitable deeds, such as

helping the needy, alleviating the pains of the distressed and support

those who are in need will be upon them in this world and hereafter.

 

23 Safwan ibn Salim related that the prophet said; anyone who looks

after and works for a widow and a poor person is like a warrior

fighting for Allah’s cause, or like a person who fasts during the

day and prays all night (Bukhari) Anas related that the prophet said;

if any Muslim plants something or sows seed from which a man, a bird

or an animal eats, it counts a charity for him. (Bukhari, Muslim)

 

24 Abu Hurairah (May Allah Be pleased with Him) reported; the prophet

(peace Be upon Him) said, one who strives to help the widows and the

poor is like who fights in the way of Allah, The narrator said; I

think that he (Prophet (PBUH) added also; I shall regard him as the

one who stands up (prayer without rest as the one who observes fast

continuously (AL-Bukhari)

 

25 Our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon Him) says have mercy on those

upon the earth; and Allah will have mercy on you?

 

26 Our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon Him) says you have to pray five

times a day and you have to pay the Zakat and you have to fast the

month of Ramadan and you can go Hajj if you can afford?

 

27 This life is only for temporary, this is not the real life, the

real life will be started when you die, and before you die you need to

get good deeds before the date of judgment. Whatever good deeds you

get in this world you will get hereafter.

 

28 Now I am a poor social support in Canada. I am not will be able to

get enough money to survive there. There is no agency or governments

assist me financially.

 

29 Tanzania has a beautiful Island called Zanzibar and beautiful

Indian Ocean and beautiful Lakes called Lake Tanganyika and Lake

Victoria and beautiful Mountain called Kilimanjaro Mountain.

Kilimanjaro Mountain is the highest mountain in this world.

 

30 If Somalia had a peace we would like to go back to Somalia there is

no better place than Somalia for us.

 

31 I would like to be independent in my life I want to get a better

life in the future. Home and country is the best

[wyre]

All somali's Are mentally sick, even those who were born after the civil war waalidiintoodey ka dhaxleen waalida, so somali fayow maba jiraan sow maaha

[nuune]

In that case, adina waa ku jirtaa kuwa waalan, ha iska saarin camal abaabiina

[wyre]

Ma anigaa diidan

[nuune]

Saasaan kaa rawaa

[Jacaylbaro]

Anigu ma waalni ......... Laakiin waan ogahay tolkay inaan anigu u miyir qabo

[Miyir]

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