Nuur Cade (criminal)?

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Nuur Cade (criminal)?

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How come this man is not held responsible for the executions of the 10 clerics in 1975?

Wasn't he the sitting judge who handed the punishment?

If so how come then he is not being hunted down and the
"kacaan" name is used as a scape goat for what this one
former judge did?

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He did not hand down the death Sentences. Maxamad Siyad Barre AH Sentence them to death. that is not in disbute as the Marxuumka was proud of what he did to them and expressed it in many speeches calling them wadaad xume who were trying to use ayado lanasaqay( obsoleted quran) on people. If he would refuse to follow instruction, he would have gone with them. That is what I heard, I was not born that time. Allah aclam.

The President declared that those who question Xeerka Qoyska must know that they are law breakers, despite their use of the slogan “Allahu Akbar”. He said the new family law (Xeerka Qoyska) was the culmination of long struggle for equal inheritance right. The President also underlined that “Somali woman was a major pillar in our old and contemporary struggle. Without her, it was impossible for Somalia to become free.”



In short, the government viewed this protest against equal rights decree for women as an act that incites subversion of State power and causes national disunity.



On January 23, 1975, ten sheikhs were executed in Mogadishu by a firing squad. Their crime was speaking and involving in religious protests against the new family law. The ten men were:



1. Ali Hassan Warsame

2. Ali Jama Hersi

3. Adan Ali Hersi

4. Sheikh Ahmed Iman

5. Sheikh Ahmed Sheikh Mohamed

6. Hasan Issa Iley

7. Mohamed Siyaad Hersi

8. Sheikh Muse Yusuf

9. Saleeban Jama Mohamed

10. Yasin Elmi Awl
http://biyokulule.com/Xeerka_Qoyska.htm
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Re: Nuur Cade (criminal)?

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Thank you for the leak :D
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caburiye1 wrote:He did not handed down the death Sentences. Maxamad Siyad Barre Sentence them to death. If he would refuse to follow instruction, he would have gone with them.
So your theory is, the then president (aun) was feared so much that this man saw fit to execute the clerics to save his own neck?
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Zingii
The dude was attorney general those years :o

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nur_Hassan_Husein
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how could he be labelled or hunted for something we never knew he took part in, even Galeydh is more popular for stealing from the sugar factory. I think Somalis realize we are in a deeper hole than persecuting few individuals for past crimes.
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zingii wrote:
caburiye1 wrote:He did not handed down the death Sentences. Maxamad Siyad Barre Sentence them to death. If he would refuse to follow instruction, he would have gone with them.
So your theory is, the then president (aun) was feared so much that this man saw fit to execute the clerics to save his own neck?
I would agree. I am not sure whether he agreed with the president but what I know for sure is that, no man in somalia dared to refuse MSB's Order.

The only man who ever refused was the pilot who refused to bomb Hargeysa and even that one refused by running away.
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because ... to ignorant somalis .. the kacaan goverment was only a marehan owned thing :lol: :lol:
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LoL @ using WIKIPEDIA as a source.

wiki doese not mention the year in question so try again buddy because you failed at your first attempt.
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zingii wrote:LoL @ using WIKIPEDIA as a source.

wiki doese not mention the year in question so try again buddy because you failed at your first attempt.

:lol: :up: :up: :up:
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caburiye1 wrote:
zingii wrote:
caburiye1 wrote:He did not handed down the death Sentences. Maxamad Siyad Barre Sentence them to death. If he would refuse to follow instruction, he would have gone with them.
So your theory is, the then president (aun) was feared so much that this man saw fit to execute the clerics to save his own neck?
I would agree. I am not sure whether he agreed with the president but what I know for sure is that, no man in somalia dared to refuse MSB's Order.

The only man who ever refused was the pilot who refused to bomb Hargeysa and even that one refused by running away.
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Re: Nuur Cade (criminal)?

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qoraxeey wrote:because ... to ignorant somalis .. the kacaan goverment was only a marehan owned thing :lol: :lol:
you gotta take the good with the bad, if you claim the kacaan as a qabiil when it comes to 'faan' you might as well own up to its bad record.
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Sagaashan wrote:
qoraxeey wrote:because ... to ignorant somalis .. the kacaan goverment was only a marehan owned thing :lol: :lol:
you gotta take the good with the bad, if you claim the kacaan as a qabiil when it comes to 'faan' you might as well own up to its bad record.

Im proud of the kacaan ..and Im proud of my marehan people 8-)


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Re: Nuur Cade (criminal)?

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I used to be a supporter of the man but started distancing myself after hearing about his past.
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