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Aw Abdille Ibraahiim

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Aw Abdalla Ibrahim
Khusuusi
Personal details
BornBoocame, Somalia
Political partyDaraawiish

Abdalla Ibrahim was the overseer and governor of the northern coast of the anti-colonial Daraawiish and Speaker of the Darwiish counsel.

Career[edit]

Aw Abdalla or Aw-Abdulle Ibraahiim is from the Xasan Ugaas city of Boocame in Somalia, and he lived to see Somali independence. During his old age, he relayed his memories of poems by the Sayyid.[1]

Aw Ibraahiim was the overseer of the northern coast of the Darwiish and was an advisor, or khusuusi. During the aftermath of a British Royal Air Force bombardment of Taleh, Aw Ibraahiim was asked by the Sayyid, the leader of the Darwiish, to advise on movement. They fled the Jidali air raids on 21 January 1920, thus Jidali becoming the first place in Africa to be bombed via aircraft.[2] In his discussion with the Sayyid, Aw Ibraahim was given the final say on what the Darwiish should do next. He disagreed with suggestions that the Darwiish remnants should go to Abyssinia (now-Ethopians), Italians, and people of Harar, but agreed with the haroun that they follow the tributary of the Shebelle River westwards, in modern-day Ethiopia. Once they reached the tributary, Aw Abdille sent letters to two Oromo kings, of the Duube and Aruusa respectively. In it he asks for refuge for the Darwiish who had fled the assault by British and Italian colonialists. They later held a meeting and accepted providing refuge on the condition that they betroth their daughters to the king. A couple of months later, in December 1920, Abshir Dhoore hosted a meeting of 4 of the most senior Darwiish leaders, which included Aw Ibraahiim. Here, Dhoore informed the men that the Sayyid passed away.[3]

Legacy[edit]

During the withdrawal from Taleh, the capital of the Darwiish, the Sayyid along with Aw Abdille Ibraahiim and Cismaan Boos entered the southern rural parts of Beretabli, in an area called Dodhais. As such, Cismaan Boos and Aw Cabdille Ibraahiim hold the distinction of being the last two men to have accompanied the Sayyid prior to his flight from the Darwiish homeland.[4][3] A school in Boocame has been named after Aw Ibraahiim.[5]

References[edit]

  1. Ciise, Jama (1974). Diiwaanka Gabayadii Sayid Maxamed Cabdulle Xasan. Aw-Cabdille Ibraahim Boocame 1956kii & 73kii ... Waxaan ka soo qoray Aw-Cabdille Ibraahim Search this book on
  2. Irons, Roy (2013). Churchill and the Mad Mullah of Somaliland. On 21 January six aircraft took off from Eil Dur Elan on their vital surprise mission. However, clouds obscured areas of the country, with which the flyers were not familiar anyway. Four of the aircraft failed to find Medishe, but bombed the fort at Jidali Search this book on
  3. 3.0 3.1 Ciise, Jama. Taariikhdii Daraawiishta iyo Sayid Maxamed Cabdulle Xasan. ayaa Aw Abdalla Ibraahim oo Daraawiishta fadhida daarta la yiraahdo Cirshiida oo badda u jeedda madax ka ahaa xaruntii yimid ... Aw Cabdille Ibraahim oo aanu nolol ku aragnay ayaa Sayidkii u yeeray oo wuxuu ku yiri, “Aw Cabdillow rag sidaasuu ku taliyey ee caaway tali.” Wuxuu yiri, “Sayidii talo maaqaan.” Waa ku celiyey oo wuxuu yiri, “Cobdillow tali.” Wuxuu yiri, “Sayidii talo garan maayo.” Mar saddexaad buu ku celiyoo wuxuu yiri “Cabdillow tali.” ... “Sayidii, Adari iyo Xabashi inaan u galno ma garan; Sayidii inaan Talyaani u galnana ma garan; Sayidii ninkii ku taliyey aan biyaha Webi Shabeelle u kacno meeshuu ka qaaday baan ka qaaday, oo meeshuu dhigay baan dhigay.” Taas baana talo ku dhammaatay oo laysku raacay ... Aw Cabdille Ibraahim ayaa Sayidku laba waraaqood u sii dhiibay oo wuxuu ku yiri, “Mid Cismaan Gabbaa Duube boqor u ah u gee, una warran; midda kalena Cali-inteli Dhaadhi oo Caruusa boqor u ahaa u gee, una warran, arlada iyo dadka degganna ilaalay, naftaadana u feeyigow, meel aynu degnana inoo horseed, berri meeshaad maraysaan miraa ka bixi jirey ee laba nin kaxayso oo hadba waxaad ku aragtaan dib noogu soo celi.” ... Aw Cabdulle waa yimid, hawshii loo dirayna waa ka soo warramay. Cismaan Gabbaa iyo raggiisii waxay ku shireen webiga degtiisa koonfur Daraawiishina waxay fariisatay degta waqooyi ... Nin wuxuu ku yiri, “Walaashaa baan doonay.” Ninna wuxuu ku yiri, “Gabar baan ku siiyey.” ... Isla markaas wuxuu u yeeray dhawr nin oo qusuusidii Daraawiishta ka mid ah si uu arrinta ugu sheego. Raggaas waxa laga tilmaamay Sheekh Yuusuf Cabdille, walaalkiis iyo Xuseen Faarax “Dhiqle” iyo Aw Cabdille Ibraahin Search this book on
  4. AMERY, Lieut.-Colonel. "Commons Chamber". except four men, and they were the Mullah and three of his devoted companions. They had detached themselves from the main body of the Dervishes and made their way to a waterhole, called Dodhais, close to the Italian frontier. When they got there they found only enough water for one man and one pony. The Mullah watered there and his companions made their way back some 20 miles to Gerrowei. One of these companions surrendered to us a few days later and reported that, on going back the next day to Dodhais, all trace of the Mullah had been lost.
  5. http://www.moepuntland.com/primary/


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