Re: Prediction: This is how Islamic State of Somalia looks like:
Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 7:44 pm
Voltage wrote:Forget about secular vs. Islamist (Tfg v.s Islamist), forget about Islamist in different sects (Ahlu Sunnah vs. Akhwaan), you even got fighting between Salafi Islamists (Xisbul Islam vs. Al Shabaab). Somali religious leaders are not capable of running a modern society when their only qualification is learning couple Quranic chapters in the baadiye and the reality this is all they have in experience, couple Qur'anic chapters in the baadiye. They will never unite and never be capable of leadership because they are ignorant in everything else including proper understanding of Islamic jurisprudence.
For example, you can hate the Iranian Mullahs but at least they know science, technology, the modern world, as well as their Shia ideology but Somali religious leaders are like the rest of the Somali society..ignornat about the world, ignorant in worldy matters that matter and incapable of uniting behind a single ideology because of their general illiteracy and inability to think enlightenedly seeing as they are as uneducated as the rest of their brethren.
Perfectly said. I'll give You a perfect example: Can You believe all these Guys from Xassan Turki, Mukhtaar Robow, etc. cannot even give an Arabic Interview? I mean forget knowing politics, science, the one subject they were at the very least supposed to have knowledge in they don't (Islamic knowledge). I mean it is so embarassing When these Guys are on Aljazeera known as "Sh Fulaan" and they need a translator between them and the reporter. Like I said before since Somalia is a extremely reer baadiye and badow society, getting titles like "Mudane" "Xildhibaan" "Sheikh" and even "Doctor" is very easy. None of these so called Sheikhs in Xizb Islam, Shabab etc. ever opened a book in Islamic Jurispondence and if they were put in a position tomorrow to rule Somalia according to Shari'ah Law, they wouldn't know where to start except to continue to find a way to stay in conflicts, The one thing they're "good" at.