Great Men that I admire !

[Somaliweyn Commando]

how can afweyne be higher than salahudiin

wallahi qabyaaladu dhulkey ku dhigatay, ilahay ha kuu dembi dhaafo

[DawladSade]

[quote="Somaliweyn Commando"]how can afweyne be higher than salahudiin

wallahi qabyaaladu dhulkey ku dhigatay, ilahay ha kuu dembi dhaafo[/quote]


Dadka Islaamku markay maydaan ee aad caydid, danbigooda baad la cuni. Wadaadnimadaadu dib u baar

[Koronto91]

[quote="Luq_Ganane"]Koronto,

You probably mean Anajaashi. Abraha was the one who tried to destroy the Kabah.

Also wheres Sh Nux headed?[/quote]

Thx for the correction! I said Sh. C/Nur, I believe he is reer diini. He is going to Kenya. He is our best recitor & Muezzin....

[AbdiWahab252]

Gurey,

Kemal Attaturk

Hugh Heffner


Hugh, I see why lakin Kemal Aaturk ?

[Ican]

Abdiwahab

Great list!

I will add the following to you list.

El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz(Malcolm X) For fighting against white tyranny during segregation in America

Nelson Mandela- The face, the brain, the muscle, the heart of anti-apartheid in South Africa

Aden Abdullah Osman- Somalias first president.

Osman Yusuf Kenadid- For Creating a unique somali script.

Mohamed Siad Barre- For doing the impossible and keeping somali's relatively united for 21 years!

Abdirashid Cali Shermarke- Somalia's first prime minister, and Second president.

Ibrahim Cigal- For helping create unity in somalia during the 60's.

[cabdallah252]

the great minds and inventors in history and successful businessmen (billionaires)

are people i admire

i dont like leaders, ''freedom fighters'' or presidents and other warmongers who seem to dominate your lists

[DawladSade]

^you must be a fulay in real life and looking for validation

[HELWAA]

i admire

-our holy prophet (csw), may allah give us some of his good charcter.
-my father may allah forgive all his sins


aamin.

[cabdallah252]

dawlad

what is so good about Siyaad barre and such?

a piece of shidh illiterate born in badiyo dictator

[Regina George]

Other than the obvious ( Prophet Muhammad pbuh), I'd have to say, my father.

[gurey25]

[quote="AbdiWahab252"]Gurey,

Kemal Attaturk

Hugh Heffner


Hugh, I see why lakin Kemal Aaturk ?[/quote]

Abdi

people here do not give him the credit that he is due.

look at it from his point of view.


1.His country was occupied by 3 different armies, and was secretly spilt up between them(Greece,France and Britain)

2.His country's army completly collapsed

3.The government and beauracracy collapsed

4.The capital was occupied by foriegn troops(peace keepers )

5.The sultan was the prisoner and pet of the occupation forces, forcing him to act on thier orders.

6. The parlaiment and government were also under the total foriegn control.


now in this environment,

he was able to

rally whatever patriotic forces that were still free,
then lead a geurilla army that resisted , defeated and then took over the foriegn controlled army.

then he led a newly constructed natioalist army against 3 armies
and defeated the Greeks, the british and french decisevly on the ground.

then creating a new country from scratch.



you can see now that his achievements are not to be laughed at.

[King-of-Awdal]

For me all the prophets. than my parents not just my dad.
politically i admire Hassan Gouled aptidon, than Gandhi. Mandela. JFK, Kamal ataturk, Qadi Azzam, somalia's first president and many more i cant think off.

[Ican]

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