Somalis Mourn the death of Founding Member of the SYL.

[Icekristella]

Somalis all over the World are mourning the loss of one of the founders of the Somali Youth League who has passed away in Qardho,Puntland, Somalia.
Allaha u naxariistee Dahir Xaaji Cismaan Sharmake who played an important part in the fight for Independence in Somalia which Somalia achieved in 1960.
He was one of the brave 13 youths who fought for Somalia's Independence.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/somali/news/story/ ... _syl.shtml

May Allah bless him with Jannah and give his family and those that he left behind iman for their loss.

Amiin

[The_Emperior5]

oki wa haagaag naxariista wanu uu sii gudbiinayna

[Icekristella]

[quote="The_Emperior5"]oki wa haagaag naxariista wanu uu sii gudbiinayna[/quote]

How disrespectful....istagfurullah

[The_Emperior5]

war anigu waliii baan ahay waan gudbiyaa

[Alchemist]

What was his stance towards the Ethiopian occupation?

[The_Emperior5]

he was probably for Ethiopian troops cous he was from qardho

[Icekristella]

[quote="Alchemist"]What was his stance towards the Ethiopian occupation?[/quote]

The guy was born in 1923 and wasn't involved in politics.
But does it matter? He has done his duty for his country.

How many Somalis can say that?

[Alchemist]

[quote="Icekristella"][quote="Alchemist"]What was his stance towards the Ethiopian occupation?[/quote]

The guy was born in 1923 and wasn't involved in politics.
But does it matter? He has done his duty for his country.

How many Somalis can say that?[/quote]

If he was for the occupation than sorry i cant say anything good about him..

But if he was against it and i really hope so may Allah grant him Jannah..

[Icekristella]

[quote="Alchemist"][quote="Icekristella"][quote="Alchemist"]What was his stance towards the Ethiopian occupation?[/quote]

The guy was born in 1923 and wasn't involved in politics.
But does it matter? He has done his duty for his country.

How many Somalis can say that?[/quote]

If he was for the occupation than sorry i cant say anything good about him..

But if he was against it and i really hope so may Allah grant him Jannah..[/quote]

Well sorry to burst ur bubble but who cares about ur blessing?
This guy has made his mark on Somali history and he doesn't need nobodies like u to acknowledge his achievements.
Nor does Allah need ur advise on who deserves Jannah or who doesn't.

[Alchemist]

I know.. All im saying is anyone who supports the Ethiopian occupation of today is no hero no matter what they did in the past..

Traitor is a Traitor no mather where they hail from..

[Skippa]

wuxu odhan jirey sheekhii radioga djibouti "naftu waa amaanoo ma ilaawo mowdkuye"...Somalis seem to be doing a lot of mourning lately...Ilaahay ha'u naxariisto marxuumka.

[Icekristella]

[quote="Alchemist"]I know.. All im saying is anyone who supports the Ethiopian occupation of today is no hero no matter what they did in the past..

Traitor is a Traitor no mather where they hail from..[/quote]

You need to stop your obsession with ur talk about 'Traitors'.
There is a place and time for everything and a Somali Hero has died and all u can talk about is the Ethiopians?

But honestly would you have mentioned the Ethiopian presence in Somalia if Mudande Dahir Xaaji was from another part of Somalia?

Your thinly veiled qabillism is disgusting.

[Rebel-Lion]

[quote="Icekristella"]Somalis all over the World are mourning the loss of one of the founders of the Somali Youth League who has passed away in Qardho,Puntland, Somalia.
Allaha u naxariistee Dahir Xaaji Cismaan Sharmake who played an important part in the fight for Independence in Somalia which Somalia achieved in 1960.
He was one of the brave 13 youths who fought for Somalia's Independence.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/somali/news/story/ ... _syl.shtml

May Allah bless him with Jannah and give his family and those that he left behind iman for their loss.

Amiin[/quote]

Amiin. Somalia was at the height of greatness under the Somali Youth League.

[Alchemist]

[quote="Icekristella"][quote="Alchemist"]I know.. All im saying is anyone who supports the Ethiopian occupation of today is no hero no matter what they did in the past..

Traitor is a Traitor no mather where they hail from..[/quote]

You need to stop your obsession with ur talk about 'Traitors'.
There is a place and time for everything and a Somali Hero has died and all u can talk about is the Ethiopians?

But honestly would you have mentioned the Ethiopian presence in Somalia if Mudande Dahir Xaaji was from another part of Somalia?

Your thinly veiled qabillism is disgusting.[/quote]

Why does me mentioning Ethiopia bother you so much?

And no i wouldnt have mentioned it because is well known most people from that area support it... lol

Thats the reality..

[Icekristella]

[quote="Alchemist"][quote="Icekristella"][quote="Alchemist"]I know.. All im saying is anyone who supports the Ethiopian occupation of today is no hero no matter what they did in the past..

Traitor is a Traitor no mather where they hail from..[/quote]

You need to stop your obsession with ur talk about 'Traitors'.
There is a place and time for everything and a Somali Hero has died and all u can talk about is the Ethiopians?

But honestly would you have mentioned the Ethiopian presence in Somalia if Mudande Dahir Xaaji was from another part of Somalia?

Your thinly veiled qabillism is disgusting.[/quote]

Why does me mentioning Ethiopia bother you so much?

And no i wouldnt have mentioned it because is well known most people from that area support it... lol

Thats the reality..[/quote]

The reality is that whether he supported the TFG or not, your opinion doesn't matter.
Your blind hate for anything and everyone who happens to be from 'that area' has blinded you so far that your refuse to extend the Islamic courtesty of simple saying Allaha u naxariistee without any other remark when a Muslim dies.
That is what is disturbing...........