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Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 8:33 am
by HaragWafi85
Salaam Calaykum reer Banaadir. I have some few questions that need some answers.
Does anybody in here have any recent pictures from Howlwadaag? how much of it has been affected by the war? last but not least which Hawiye sub clan makes up the majority in this district?


Thanks in advance.

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 8:36 am
by UlteriorMotive
Salam to you too bro.

No pics.

I don't know it's status.

Ceyr HG.

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 10:34 am
by Avicenna
Howlwadaag district is adjacent to Waaberi in the North (via Liberia, Otto Otto, Sayidka, Dabka road separate it from Waaberi district). And on the other side you have Hodan (Siigaale, shineemo Hodan, etc aka jidka shaqaalaha) separate it from Hodan. At the height of the civil war (in the 90s), this district along with some parts of Hodan were known as Bermuda; one of the least inhabited and most feared districts of the city because it was the epicenter of the war and later became home to some really notorious gangs. But, after ICU came to power and even a little before that, residents started repopulating the district and eventually the main roads leading to it (via Liberia, Sayidka/degaandaga Cali Caliyoow leading to Baar Ubax, etc and even Masaajidka Isbaheysiga were all reopened in 2006). I visited it in 2006 and it was peaceful at the time, since then, from what I hear from relatives, it is resettled and stable. The area towards Orientionka and suuqa Mijiska is very populated, but suuqa is no longer there. My grandmother lived in that area and some relatives.

I don't know when Ceyr, HG suddenly made up the majority here, but last I knew - it was a mixed district, mostly inhabited by Murusade, Abgaal and others. Keep in mind, Tokyo wasn't all that far, nor is Wardhiigleey which had very large Abgaal & Murusade populations.

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 6:20 pm
by greenday
Is this the same as hurwaa horta?

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 6:32 pm
by HaragWafi85
Avicenna and UlteriorMotive thanks for the info.

greenday wrote:Is this the same as hurwaa horta?
Nope Huriwa is a different district. Huriwa is located in northern Mogadishu were's Howlwadaag is more of central. As you can see from this map before Al shabab was cleansed from the city.

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Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 6:37 pm
by greenday
I just had a look there is no hurwaa in muqdisho :lol:

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 6:40 pm
by HaragWafi85
I think you meant Huriwa. :lol: Never heard of Hurwaa.

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 6:43 pm
by greenday
What ever its call it must be new kama mid ahan the dagmooyin, then again so is dyniile :?

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 6:51 pm
by IRONm@N
Avicenna wrote:Howlwadaag district is adjacent to Waaberi in the North (via Liberia, Otto Otto, Sayidka, Dabka road separate it from Waaberi district). And on the other side you have Hodan (Siigaale, shineemo Hodan, etc aka jidka shaqaalaha) separate it from Hodan. At the height of the civil war (in the 90s), this district along with some parts of Hodan were known as Bermuda; one of the least inhabited and most feared districts of the city because it was the epicenter of the war and later became home to some really notorious gangs. But, after ICU came to power and even a little before that, residents started repopulating the district and eventually the main roads leading to it (via Liberia, Sayidka/degaandaga Cali Caliyoow leading to Baar Ubax, etc and even Masaajidka Isbaheysiga were all reopened in 2006). I visited it in 2006 and it was peaceful at the time, since then, from what I hear from relatives, it is resettled and stable. The area towards Orientionka and suuqa Mijiska is very populated, but suuqa is no longer there. My grandmother lived in that area and some relatives.

I don't know when Ceyr, HG suddenly made up the majority here, but last I knew - it was a mixed district, mostly inhabited by Murusade, Abgaal and others. Keep in mind, Tokyo wasn't all that far, nor is Wardhiigleey which had very large Abgaal & Murusade populations.
Avicenna knows what he is talking about, he really describe my Hodan neighborhood very well, and its mostly Murunsade and some abgaal.
Greenday doesn't know what she is talking about, so don't listen. she is saying Huriwaa and Dayniile are knew and not included in Mogadishu.

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 6:56 pm
by greenday
Xooloman when did i say they should not be included :?

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 10:33 pm
by BanadirBeauty
Check this site out for recent pics. http://www.qaranimo.com/2012/jan/degmad ... 2_2012.htm

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2012 6:59 pm
by HaragWafi85
BanadirBeauty wrote:Check this site out for recent pics. http://www.qaranimo.com/2012/jan/degmad ... 2_2012.htm

Thanks.

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2012 7:26 pm
by RovingMadness
Howlwadaag- Bermuda area is Abgaal, other parts of the district were Murusade stronghold & the rest was HG( not sure what subclan). Bermuda area stretched from Waaberi, Hodan & Howlwadaag district & it's fighters were feared & gained notoriety. If you guys are interested you can watch a documentary on YouTube called the Road Warriors of Mogadishu made by Journeyman pictures about the Bermuda fighters & their battles. It's very revealing!

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2012 7:30 pm
by RovingMadness
BanadirBeauty wrote:Check this site out for recent pics. http://www.qaranimo.com/2012/jan/degmad ... 2_2012.htm

The Queen herself Lady Jawaahir Barqab!

Re: Howlwadaag district Mogadishu

Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2012 9:55 am
by UlteriorMotive
That's funny.

Every Ceyr I ever met was from Howlwadaag. I put two and two together :D