Sir DawladSade's Course on Mareexaan Studies 101

DawladSade · Post by **DawladSade** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 1:43 am

Buurka laamaha lahaa
Banaankii Tuur Abeyr
Bantalki Raqo ku yiil
Buurkay Ciireed dahaan
Cilaanliyo Caabudwaaq
Buurkay Ceel Baxay dahaan
Intaa orad baan ku maray
Facaygow kale lawaa
Wiil ila faylama lawaa
Bahdey meeshey jirto
Allow buuro igu celi

--Wiil Mareexaan

DawladSade · Post by **DawladSade** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 1:47 am

Outside research:

Who said spoke this poem, what is the hidden message, who received it, and who was fighting?

Sanka Ceelbaxay iyo
Sagaalo irmaan
Qosol xeebta ka qaad
Ilaawow xiloqooq

Qaarxiye · Post by **Qaarxiye** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 2:31 am

Your wierd one........my yute. Shocked

Ugaas Diini · Post by **Ugaas Diini** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 2:34 am

I did not know inaad buraanburto saaxib. Markaan aroosayo ayaad dumarka u buraanburi ka kartaa......maxaa ka qabtaa taas. Laughing

DawladSade · Post by **DawladSade** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 2:36 am

Ugaas Diini you were never good with the literary stuff anyways. Laughing

DawladSade · Post by **DawladSade** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 2:37 am

These things are part of out history and part of a little book I'm trying to put together. You guys ready to find out which historical occurrence has to deal with what?

Ugaas Diini · Post by **Ugaas Diini** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 2:41 am

Haye bal noo sheeg. I will see what you write and correct the inevitable mistakes you will make.

DawladSade · Post by **DawladSade** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 2:49 am

Waayahay Ugas Diini Laughing

First of all the first post is not a Buraanbur. It is a "Shamal", a form of Dhaanto Mareexaan Mudug are famous for. Basically it is describing the geography of the Mareexaan tri-deegaan are extending from Shiilaabo to Buurgeesoole to Wardheere which ties in the triangle. Most of those names like Tuur Abeyr, Raqo, Ceel Baxay, Buur Ciireed, and Cilaanle are prized wells and deegaans the gelley use to survive until the Hawd blossoms again.

Ugaas Diini · Post by **Ugaas Diini** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 2:54 am

Good job dude. You have done your research. I see I do not have much to correct. Cool

DawladSade · Post by **DawladSade** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 3:04 am

[quote="DawladSade"]Outside research:

Who said spoke this poem, what is the hidden message, who received it, and who was fighting?

Sanka Ceelbaxay iyo
Sagaalo irmaan
Qosol xeebta ka qaad
Ilaawow xiloqooq[/quote]

This was during a war. Right after the famous reer Diini vs. reer Garaad war that saw in reer Garaad defeat in what is today FADHI-GARAADLE, the reer Garaad leader went to live with the Ogaadeen in Qabri Dahare. One day he got word the Ogaadeen were planning a massive war against the Mareexaan to uproot them from the Hawd area and all the way to sea-coast where the Hawiye were living.

The reer Garaad leader was of course angry at the defeat to reer Diini and the losses he occurred, but of course no man will sit and watch a planning to destroy his whole kin. The reer Garaad eloquently and masterly composed a "hal-xiraale" gabay that was meant to be carried all the way to the leader of the Mareexaans who was Ilaawe. Ilaawe's descendents are reer Ilaawe of the reer Maxamed Siyaad today.

The gabay was long and cleverly hidden but this little part was the most important because it leaked the Ogaadeen plan and also told Ilaawe how to defeat them. When Ilaawe got the gabay, he wondered why the reer Garaad who would obviously be mad after their recent defeat would send a gabay to him so he listened well cuz his intuition told him something was up. After he listened to the gabay 2 times, on the third try when he reached this little part his mind clicked and he said "MAREEXAAN GET YOUR HORSES READY" and he followed the advise and defeated the Ogaadeen.

The little part that the reer Garaad leader composed a whole gabay to hid was this part.

Sanka Ceelbaxay iyo
Sagaalo irmaan
Qosol xeebta ka qaad
Ilaawow xiloqooq

"Sanka Ceel Baxay" is code for a little watering well near Shiilaabo and "sagaalo irmaan" was code name for a little tuulo that reer Kooshin and bah-Darandoole settle today called Laasacaano. It mean the Ogaadeen are there.

"Qosol xeebta ka qaad" means attack ambush them from the rear like how to a nomad Somali, the wave comes in and then recedes. It means the current is going back out into the ocean, the Ogaadeen are only facing you so "qosol xeebta ka qaad" meansing go northwest, descend down behind them and ambush them because they have absolutely no protection from the back. Basically the Ogaadeen like the ocean current going back out is only rushing out to Mareexaan and the beach, or the rear, is without protection.

"Ilaaqo xiloqooq" meaning Ilaawe know your position (gabay meant to translate as leader of the Mareexaan) which the reer Garaad meant by Ilaawe lead them to victory.

Fascinating huh?

Ugaas Diini · Post by **Ugaas Diini** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 3:09 am

Yeah it is very fascinating. Sii wad saaxib.

Ugaas Diini · Post by **Ugaas Diini** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 3:14 am

I will ask about Ilaawe tomorrow. What was his full name?

By the way, how come the Ugaas was not the Marexaan leader?

DawladSade · Post by **DawladSade** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 3:17 am

Dude Ilaawe is well known guy. You don't even need to know his full name. Go to any Mareexaan spot and say Ilaawe.

Supposedly him and Aadan Sanyare (reer Nuur) always competed for Mareexaan leadership. No wonder Radamiir would always have something bad to say about Ilaawe everything time he was dissing reer Siyaad. Laughing

Qaarxiye · Post by **Qaarxiye** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 3:21 am

Dowladsade no offence but I always take your story with a handful of salt. Laughing

But never the less was Ilaawe ree-maxamed siyaad?

Ugaas Diini · Post by **Ugaas Diini** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 3:23 am

I never paid attention to what Raadamiir wrote but now that you mentioned Ilaawe, I will look through it. That joke about reer siyaad being Isku dirdirayaal was halirious. Laughing

Dude seems to know alot although for the very strange guy he is.