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I must have missed the part where u said no other tribe can match our resume RITE.... as we all know under the WHOLE tribe of majerteen comes smaller reero which no one actually knows okay lets check shall we

Sacad ( Somali: Sacad Saciid) is a Somali clan that is part of the Habar Gidir of the Hawiye clan.[1]

The Sacad have played an important role in the history of Somalia, contributing to the foundation of the country and playing a role in the Somali peoples development of nationhood and nationalism.

Both the first prime minister of Somalia, 1949-1960 and the chairman of the Somali Youth League, Abdullahi Issa and General Mohamed Farrah Aidid, chairman of United Somali Congress who ousted the dictatorial regime of Siad Barre in 1991, hailed from this clan

TERRITORY
The Sa'ad clan inhabits majority of the Mudug and northern Galguduud regions of Somalia, but also can be found settled in the capital Mogadishu, as well as Afgoi and Barawa in Shabeellaha Hoose and in and around the town of Turdho in Jubbada Dhexe

Prominent Sacad figures
Abdi Bashiir Indhobuur, Poet and songwriter.
Abdullahi Ahmed Addou, Ambassador to the United States (1970-80), finance minister (1980-84)
Abdullahi Issa, a founder and chairman of the Somali Youth League, first Prime Minister of Somalia 1949-1960
Amina Said Ali, author, poet, and medical scientist.
Ali Shido Abdi, one the earliest members of the Somali Youth League and former vice chairman of that party.
Cabdulle Gorod, Traditional leader.
Haji Farah Ali Omar, first Somali finance minister, created the Somali five shilling
Hussein Mohamed Farrah, President of Somalia 1996-97, leader of USC/SNA 1996 - 2004, Deputy PM 2005 - present
Ibrahim Hassan Addou, foreign minister for the Islamic Courts of Somalia.
K'naan, poet and hip-hop artist.
Marian Hussein Awreye, director of the Isma'il Jim'ale Human Rights, based in Mogadishu, Somalia.
Mohamed Farrah Aidid, United Somali Congress leader who ousted Siad Barre's regime
Mohamed Warsame Ali 'Kiimiko', senior diplomat, current president of Galmudug state.

GENERAL MOHAMED FARAH AIDEED

^ Who the hell let this monkey out of he's cage?

Yung_Aideed wrote:I must have missed the part where u said no other tribe can match our resume RITE.... as we all know under the WHOLE tribe of majerteen comes smaller reero which no one actually knows okay lets check shall we

Sacad ( Somali: Sacad Saciid) is a Somali clan that is part of the Habar Gidir of the Hawiye clan.[1]

The Sacad have played an important role in the history of Somalia, contributing to the foundation of the country and playing a role in the Somali peoples development of nationhood and nationalism.

Both the first prime minister of Somalia, 1949-1960 and the chairman of the Somali Youth League, Abdullahi Issa and General Mohamed Farrah Aidid, chairman of United Somali Congress who ousted the dictatorial regime of Siad Barre in 1991, hailed from this clan

TERRITORY
The Sa'ad clan inhabits majority of the Mudug and northern Galguduud regions of Somalia, but also can be found settled in the capital Mogadishu, as well as Afgoi and Barawa in Shabeellaha Hoose and in and around the town of Turdho in Jubbada Dhexe

Prominent Sacad figures
Abdi Bashiir Indhobuur, Poet and songwriter.
Abdullahi Ahmed Addou, Ambassador to the United States (1970-80), finance minister (1980-84)
Abdullahi Issa, a founder and chairman of the Somali Youth League, first Prime Minister of Somalia 1949-1960
Amina Said Ali, author, poet, and medical scientist.
Ali Shido Abdi, one the earliest members of the Somali Youth League and former vice chairman of that party.
Cabdulle Gorod, Traditional leader.
Haji Farah Ali Omar, first Somali finance minister, created the Somali five shilling
Hussein Mohamed Farrah, President of Somalia 1996-97, leader of USC/SNA 1996 - 2004, Deputy PM 2005 - present
Ibrahim Hassan Addou, foreign minister for the Islamic Courts of Somalia.
K'naan, poet and hip-hop artist.
Marian Hussein Awreye, director of the Isma'il Jim'ale Human Rights, based in Mogadishu, Somalia.
Mohamed Farrah Aidid, United Somali Congress leader who ousted Siad Barre's regime
Mohamed Warsame Ali 'Kiimiko', senior diplomat, current president of Galmudug state.

GENERAL MOHAMED FARAH AIDEED

You copying stuff from wikipedia is not going to help your case dimwit!

soomaaha habaryar.

Ooh really copied from wikipedia you say hhmmm im guessing the innan that started this topic didnt get her info from there NOO when you turn the other cheek thats when it gets slapped.

anyways i actually feel bad for writing some of the things i wrote my ayeeyo would be ashamed but im sure seeing the reer magaal lady she is she would agree with me seeing that she aint Adeero's biggest supporter but none the less my apologies to my ayeeyo.
So this time around im praising you guys instead of foul mouthing which is not acceptable and very disrespectful to the real people who done good things for the country like the late somali president and my kinfolk Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke(allah uu naxariisto)

anyways lets get back to the topic... it doesnt suprise me that most of the people writing all of these replies are the lovely ladies of the lovely majerteen clan if i was a mj guy i would be quite proud because you MJ girls are 1 of the most valued girls in somali history round of applause and a standing ovation with it you dont have to believe me see for yourself.


1.Majerteen most valued woman and the one that all of there girls aspire to be like.

IMAN and her lovely rockstar husband David Bowie

Aww dont they look like the happy couple


2.Majerteen dont really like to take credit for this next "iconic" woman but i think you guys can take a bow for this next one.

AYAAN HIRSI ALI or shall i say INNA HIRSI MORGAN
(same Hirsi Magan Isse that was one of the leaders of the SSDF)





Well Well Well you guys should be very proud.

iman blah blah ayan hirsi blah blah cant you wankers come up with anything new

wht does mjteniya mean?

abgaalKING wrote:wht does mjteniya mean?

the land of majertania

MJ4LIFE!! :love:

Just wondering, why do people say stuff like Hawiye4Life, Mj4Life etc.

I mean its not a choice u made, u were born what u are and will die what u are, so doesn't everyone already know that u are it for life?

lool@ shirib i dont know

Shirib wrote:Just wondering, why do people say stuff like Hawiye4Life, Mj4Life etc.

I mean its not a choice u made, u were born what u are and will die what u are, so doesn't everyone already know that u are it for life?

there is a digil iyo mirifle4life!!

the only reason i done was, certan someone on snet needed a wake up call to remind them of what they wrote in this is thread

Mj4Life.