By ARAB NEWS

The reconciliation summit is widely seen as the successful outcome of King Abdullah’s diplomatic overtures to strengthen Arab unity and confront the challenges facing the Arab Ummah.

King Abdullah arrived in the Syrian capital on Thursday on the second leg of a four-nation Arab tour and held talks with Assad. The two leaders called upon Lebanese groups to end their conflicts in order to establish peace and security in the country.

King Abdullah and President Assad will travel together to Beirut on Friday to try to calm tension over a UN tribunal set up to try suspects in the 2005 assassination of Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.

The Saudi-Syrian summit talks focused on the Palestinian issue and the suffering of the Palestinian people as a result of the Israeli blockade of Gaza and the repeated aggression of Israeli forces against Palestinians and their properties.

The two leaders emphasized the need to unify the ranks of Palestinians and revive peace talks to establish a just and comprehensive settlement in the Middle East.

They called for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital on the basis of international resolutions and the Arab peace initiative.

According to the Saudi Press Agency, the Kingdom and Syria urged Iraqi leaders to expedite their efforts to set up a unity government, giving priority to national interests rather than personal ones.

This is Abdullah’s second visit to Syria after becoming the king in August 2005.

Hours before the king’s visit, the Syrian government asked the United States not to interfere in its relations with other countries. A Syrian Foreign Ministry statement said the US “has no right to define our ties with the countries of the region and interfere in the content of the talks the Saudi king will have in Damascus.”

The statement added: “Syria and Saudi Arabia … know better than others the interests of the people of the region and how to achieve them without outside interference and they are able to define their policies to achieve peace and stability in the region.”

This was in response to a comment made recently by US State Department spokesman Philip Crowley who said Washington hoped Syria would play a constructive role in the region and would respond to the king’s concerns about Iranian “threats” to stability in the Middle East.

King Abdullah on Wednesday met Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in the Red Sea resort of Sharm El-Sheikh. They “held one-on-one talks that lasted around one hour,” the official MENA news agency said.

Meanwhile, France commended King Abdullah’s current Arab tour, saying it reaffirmed the Kingdom’s desire to establish peace and stability in the Arab world.

“France has been considering Saudi Arabia for quite a long time its principal partner to establish peace and stability in the region,” said Bernard Valero, spokesman of the French Foreign Ministry.

Valero expressed his hope that the king’s current visit would support Arab efforts for the continuation of the peace process, especially the launch of direct talks between the Palestinians and Israelis.

He said the direct talks, which are set to start before September, would determine the borders of the Palestinian state and the status of Jerusalem as the capital of two states.

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Wararka ka imaanaya degmada uu dagaalku ka dhacay ayaa sheegaya in labada dhinac ay kala gaartay khasaare dhimasho iyo mid dhaawac taasoo aan la sheegin tiradooda rasmiga ah, balse wararku waxay sheegayaan inay ku dhinteen ugu yaraan saddex qof oo labada dhinac ah ayna tiro intaas ka badan ku dhaawacmeen.

“Degmada Yeed innaga ayaa gacanta ku hayna, waxaana la wareegnay gacan ku haynteeda shalay gallinkii dambe, saakayna waxaa dhacay dagaal,” ayuu yiri afhayeenka howlgallada ee Xarrakatul Shabaab Sheekh C/casiis Abuu-Muscab.

Sarkaal u hadlay DFKMG oo lagu magacaabo C/nuur Maxamed Xasan ayaa isaguna maanta saxaafadda u sheegay in ciidammada dowladdu ay gacanta ku dhigeen degmada Yeed, kaddib dagaal ay la galeen Xarrakatul Shabaab oo shalay la wareegtay.

C/nuur, wuxuu sheegay in dagaalka ay kaga dhaawacmeen dagaalka, isagoo aan sheegin dhimasho soo gaartay askartooda, wuxuuna ka gaabsaday inuu ka hadlo khasaaraha dhinaca kale gaaray.

Ma jiraan warar madaxbannaan oo xaqiijinaya khasaaraha dhimasho iyo midda dhaawac ee rasmiga ah oo dagaalka ka dhashay, iyadoo laga dareemayo degmada Yeed oo ku dhow soodinta ay wadaagaan Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya xiisado colaadeed oo labada dhinac u dhexeeya.

Qaar ka mid ah dadkii degmadaas ku noolaa ayaa ka barakacay, iyagoo baqdin ka qaba in mar kale lagu kor dagaalamo, waxaana dhinacyada ay dhowr jeer oo hore ku dagaalameen degmada Yeed oo koox walba ay u argto inay muhiim u tahay gacan ku haynteeda.

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Kooxo hubeysan ayaa ku dilay xaafadda Buulo-xuubey ee degmadaas qof raiyd ah, iyagoo sidoo kalena dhaawac u geystay ganacsade dukaan ku lahaa xaafadddaas, kaasoo lagu magacaabo Macruuf, waxaana loo qaaday dhaawaciisa Isbitaalka Madiina.

Dableydan oo dhac u geystay dukaanka ayaan la ogeyn sababta keentay inay dhawacaan dukaanlaha, iyo sidoo kale sababta keenta inay dilaan qofka rayidka ah, mana jirto cid la ogyahay oo ay kooxahaas ka tirsanaayeen.

Sidoo kale, ciidamo ka tirsan DFKMG ayaa isla xalay ku toogtay xaafadda Nasteexo ee degmada Wadajir ruux ay ku eedeeyeen inuu ka tirsanaa Xarrakatul Shabaab, iyadoo laba qof oo ninka la dilay la socdayna ay baxsadeen.

Maamulka degmada Wadajir oo hoostaga dowladda Soomaaliya ayaa saakay bilaabay baaritaanno ay ammaanka degmadaas ku sugayaan, inkastoo mas’uuliyiinta degmadaas aysan ka haldin dilalkii xalay ka dhacay degmadooda.

Dhanka kale, degmada Wadajir ayaa habeen ka hor waxaa ka dhacay qarax lagu weeraray ciidamo ka tirsan dowlada, kaasoo khasaare gaarsiiyay askar iyo dad shicib ah oo ka dhawaan goobta uu qaraxu ka dhacay.

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The commander, Sheik Mohamed Said Atom, an insurgent warlord, said he would fight the Puntland government until it agreed to impose strict Islamic law. His forces have recently clashed with Puntland soldiers, but it was not until this week that he announced his alignment with the Shabab, the group that claimed responsibility for the bombings in Uganda this month.

“Shabab are our brothers,” Mr. Atom said in a message broadcast by Somali radio stations and Web sites on Wednesday. “We are members of the Shabab, and the Shabab are members of us. We have good contacts. We are united in our objectives.”

Puntland is the northeastern corner of Somalia and had been spared much of the incessant warfare of recent years. It is controlled by a clan-based administration and was one of the few areas of Somalia safe enough for Western aid workers and journalists to work on a regular basis.

But Puntland is also home to many pirate dens and human trafficking rings. Western officials have long suspected that the Puntland government collaborates with organized crime.

In the past few days, Mr. Atom’s fighters have waged an intense battle against Puntland’s forces in the Galgala mountains near the town of Boosaaso. Puntland’s authorities said 13 combatants had been killed, including one of Mr. Atom’s top commanders, which Mr. Atom confirmed.

Still, Mr. Atom seemed unbowed. He remains holed up in the mountains and told his followers that Shariah, the legal code of Islam based on the Koran, had been given a bad name.

“The people have been misinformed; they were told that Shariah cuts the hands and feet, and that’s not the way,” he said. “So far, no one has had his hands or feet cut.”

It is not clear if the Shabab, who have carried out public executions and amputations in areas they control in south-central Somalia, are providing weapons or fighters to Mr. Atom.

He said that a few years ago he tried to persuade Puntland officials to impose Islamic law but that they tried to arrest him.

“That’s why I went to the mountains and started recruiting young jihadists and holy warriors against them,” he said.

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UNHCR deplores the continuation of indiscriminate fighting in Somalia where, very often, civilian facilities and homes in heavily populated areas of the capital become targets.

The events of this week underline the seriousness of UNHCR’s repeated calls on governments to assess asylum claims from people originating from central and southern Somalia in the broadest possible way. Where refugee status is not granted, UNHCR is advising governments to extend complementary forms of international protection, which would allow Somalis legal residence until conditions improve for safe return.

More than 300,000 out of Somalia’s estimated 1.4 million internally displaced people (IDPs) are sheltering in Mogadishu alone. Vast majority of the displaced live in poor and degrading conditions on makeshift sites in southern and central Somalia.

UNHCR is deeply troubled by the reports of continuing deportations of Somali refugees and asylum seekers from Saudi Arabia to the conflict-stricken Somali capital. According to our local partners in Mogadishu, some 1,000 Somalis were deported from Saudi Arabia in June alone. For July, the total so far of reported forced returns from Saudi Arabia is already estimated to be close to 1,000 people.

According to monitoring reports we received from Mogadishu, the majority of deportees say they fled Somalia due to conflict, indiscriminate violence and human rights abuses. Most say they originate from southern and central Somalia, including Mogadishu. The majority of deportees are women, including some extremely vulnerable cases, such as that of a split refugee family – a young woman, who fled the violence in Somalia in 2007, was detained on her way to the market in Saudi Arabia and deported back to Mogadishu with her two infants (a three-year old and a six month old child).

A number of deportees interviewed claimed to have initially fled to neighboring countries, including Yemen, to seek asylum. Many said they approached the UNHCR office there and registered as refugees.

The majority of the deportees interviewed said they have worked in Saudi Arabia for some time and most were not in contact with the UNHCR office in Riyadh. Prior to their deportation, they report being held in detention facilities for several weeks under conditions which many described as appalling.

UNHCR considers such deportations to be incompatible with UNHCR’s guidelines on international protection needs of Somali refugees and asylum seekers. Given the deadly violence in Mogadishu, UNHCR is urging the Saudi authorities to refrain from future deportations on humanitarian grounds.

We are in dialogue with the Saudi authorities about introducing a joint screening procedure before decisions on deportations to Mogadishu are taken. This would be an encouraging measure.

UNHCR has been calling consistently on the governments to provide protection to Somali civilians fleeing the conflict, violence and grave human rights abuses in their homeland. It is our view that involuntary returns to central and southern Somalia under today’s security and humanitarian circumstances in the country place people at risk. We again urge all governments to closely observe these guidelines and to focus their efforts on helping those forced to flee Somalia.

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For further information on this topic, please contact:

In Nairobi, Kenya: Yusuf Hassan on mobile: +254 737 564 033
In Geneva: Andrej Mahecic on mobile: +41792007617

Source: United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR

Dozens of Somali civilians have been killed and scores wounded in this week’s escalation of fighting between government forces and the Al-Shabaab militia in Mogadishu. Many more have been driven out of their homes by the continuing violence.

UNHCR deplores the continuation of indiscriminate fighting in Somalia where, very often, civilian facilities and homes in heavily populated areas of the capital become targets.

The events of this week underline the seriousness of UNHCR’s repeated calls on governments to assess asylum claims from people originating from central and southern Somalia in the broadest possible way. Where refugee status is not granted, UNHCR is advising governments to extend complementary forms of international protection, which would allow Somalis legal residence until conditions improve for safe return.

More than 300,000 out of Somalia’s estimated 1.4 million internally displaced people (IDPs) are sheltering in Mogadishu alone. Vast majority of the displaced live in poor and degrading conditions on makeshift sites in southern and central Somalia.

UNHCR is deeply troubled by the reports of continuing deportations of Somali refugees and asylum seekers from Saudi Arabia to the conflict-stricken Somali capital. According to our local partners in Mogadishu, some 1,000 Somalis were deported from Saudi Arabia in June alone. For July, the total so far of reported forced returns from Saudi Arabia is already estimated to be close to 1,000 people.

According to monitoring reports we received from Mogadishu, the majority of deportees say they fled Somalia due to conflict, indiscriminate violence and human rights abuses. Most say they originate from southern and central Somalia, including Mogadishu. The majority of deportees are women, including some extremely vulnerable cases, such as that of a split refugee family – a young woman, who fled the violence in Somalia in 2007, was detained on her way to the market in Saudi Arabia and deported back to Mogadishu with her two infants (a three-year old and a six month old child).

A number of deportees interviewed claimed to have initially fled to neighboring countries, including Yemen, to seek asylum. Many said they approached the UNHCR office there and registered as refugees.

The majority of the deportees interviewed said they have worked in Saudi Arabia for some time and most were not in contact with the UNHCR office in Riyadh. Prior to their deportation, they report being held in detention facilities for several weeks under conditions which many described as appalling.

UNHCR considers such deportations to be incompatible with UNHCR’s guidelines on international protection needs of Somali refugees and asylum seekers. Given the deadly violence in Mogadishu, UNHCR is urging the Saudi authorities to refrain from future deportations on humanitarian grounds.

We are in dialogue with the Saudi authorities about introducing a joint screening procedure before decisions on deportations to Mogadishu are taken. This would be an encouraging measure.

UNHCR has been calling consistently on the governments to provide protection to Somali civilians fleeing the conflict, violence and grave human rights abuses in their homeland. It is our view that involuntary returns to central and southern Somalia under today’s security and humanitarian circumstances in the country place people at risk. We again urge all governments to closely observe these guidelines and to focus their efforts on helping those forced to flee Somalia.

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For further information on this topic, please contact:

In Nairobi, Kenya: Yusuf Hassan on mobile: +254 737 564 033
In Geneva: Andrej Mahecic on mobile: +41792007617

Source: United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR

Hadaba mudaharaadkii ka dib ayaa waxaa shir jaraa’id ku qabtay xafiiskiisa Siyaasiga Axmed Mu’min Seed oo ka soo jeeda goboladan Awdal/Salal,kana mid ah Xisbiga Mucaaradka Ah ee UCID.

Shirkiisan jaraa’id ayaa waxa uu ku sheegay in Mudaharaadkan maanta ka dhacay Magaalada Borama aan loo wada dhamayn, ee koox yari ay soo abaabushay,laakiin loo baahnaa hadii wax la tabanayo loo waajaho, ka gobolahaan wada hadal iyo is hor fadhiisi, waanan ka soo horjeedaa falkaas fooshaxun leh ee lagu dhaqaaqay maanta,waxa kale oo uu sheegay in reer Awdal dhaqan aan ulahayn fadqalad iyo qalalaso ayna yihiin dad nabad jecel, waa sidii horeylooga bartay, loona baahan yahay in aan iska qabano cida sumcadeena wax udhimaysa,waxa kale oo uu sheegay in dawladan iminka dhalatay ay wali cusubtahay, waxna aynuka arag ee waxaa wanaagsanaan lahayd bal inaan sugno ayay ahayd, laakiin loomabaahnayn in inaga oo ka sii maqan maalmo kursigii, aynu ku kacno falal aanqurux badnayn, waxanan walaalahayaga Somaliland u cadaynaynaa, in ay tani ahayd dad yar oo kooban oo iska dhex waayay Dawladan Cusub,ayna u badnaayeen dadka hawshan ka qayb galay Caruur iyo Dumar, reer Awdalna ayna u wada dhamayn,wixii reer Awdal ay tabanayaan waxa soo jireen u ahaa, wada hadal iyo is horfadhiisi.

Waxa uu ugu danbayn ku booriyay  shacabka reer Awdal in ay la shaqeeyaan Dawladan Cusub, nabad galyadana ilaaliyaan, wixii nabadooda iyo deganaanshahoodana wax u dhimaya iska qabtaan,Saami qaybsigan aan iminka kahadlaynana waxa ay banaanayd waqti aan kursiga ku fadhinay in aan ka hadalno,iminkana wadahadalku waa banaan yahay

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Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Awdal waxa uu waraysigaasi ku qirtay in Ciidamadda Milatariga ee fadhigoodu yahay Boorame dadkaasi ay ku kala dareeriyeen Rasaas, isla markaana Xaalada Gobolku degan tahay, ciidamadiina ay xeryahoodii ku celiyeen

Wariyaha Waaheen ee Boorame oo war ka soo diray dhacdadan ayaa sheegay in tiraba sadex jeer oo kala duwan ay dadku sameeyeen gadood ay kaga soo horjeedaan Saami qeybsiga Gobolka Awdal laga siiyay kuraasta Xukuumadda oo dhan laba wasiir oo la siiyay wasaarado magac u yaal ah, waxaanu sheegay inay ciidamada Milatarigu sadexda jeer ba ka hortageen dadkii mudaharaadayay oo u badnaa Dumar iyo Caruur

Wax khasaare ah oo soo gaadhay ma jiro dadkii Mudaharaadayay hase yeeshee waxa uu wariyaha Waaheen ee Gobolakaasi sheegay inuu jiro abaabul balaadhan oo loogu diyaar garoobayo mudaharaad ka dhici doona beri Gobolkaasi, waxaanu intaa ku daray mudaharaadka maanta dhacay inuu hordhac u yahay kaasi

Dhinaca kalena magaaladda Hargeysa waxa maanta ka dhacay Mudaharaad kale oo ay samaysay Beesha Ayuub, kuwaasoo taayiro ku gubay wadada xaafadaas tagta isla markaana waxa saaka lagu waaberiistay Calanka Somaliya oo ay xalay sudheen guryo badan oo ku yaala xaafada ay u badan yihiin ee Isha-boorame, waxaana rasaas ku kala eryay Ciidamada lidka Diyaaradaha ee xaafadaasi degan ka dib markii ay shiideen dadkii mudaharadaayay

Sida uu ku soo waramay mid ka mid ah wariyayaasha Waaheen oo goob joog ahaa, waxa mar danbe goobtaas gaadhay Ciidamo farabadan oo Booliis ah oo uu hogaaminayo Taliyaha Booliiska Somaliland Maxamed Saqadhi Dubad oo ay weheliyaan Taliyaha Hawgalinta ee Ciidanka Booliiska C/laahi Fadal iyo taliyaha Qaybta Galbeed ee Booliiska oo wata Ciidamo badan waxaanay xidhxidheen dad fara badan oo iskugu jira Odayaal, Ganacsato iyo dhalinyaro isugu jirta rag iyo Dumar

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By Pauline Tam, The Ottawa Citizen

OTTAWA — The sickest patients at The Ottawa Hospital’s emergency room appear to be waiting longer for treatment than they were two years ago, when Eastern Ontario’s largest trauma centre started getting funding to fix the problem.

According to the most recent provincial data, The Ottawa Hospital has not seen a noticeable drop in how long their hardest-to-treat patients spend in the ER, despite receiving $5.8 million since 2008 to slash wait times.

At the Civic campus, where the problem is most serious, the wait actually increased between April 2008 and June 2010, from 20 to 21.5 hours.

Over the same period, the General campus saw its wait time dip slightly, to 14.8 from 15.5 hours.

Officials were quick to blame a sharp rise in emergency visits for the setback.

In contrast, the waits for the hospital’s easy-to-treat patients have fallen since 2008, from eight to six hours at the Civic; at the General, patients now wait a maximum of 6.2 hours, down from 7.2.

The progress was considered significant enough that the hospital was awarded an additional $612,000 in bonus funding.

The figures come as the Ontario government pledged another $100 million to improve the way emergency departments look after patients. Of that amount, $40 million is being set aside for an incentive fund to reward those hospitals that see a noticeable drop in how long their patients spend in the ER.

The latest cash infusion, aimed at the 71 hospitals with the longest waits, builds on the $190 million already spent provincewide. As part of the new funding, The Ottawa Hospital is getting another $1.7 million, while the Montfort Hospital will receive an additional $319,000.

In total, $5.8 million have been allocated to Eastern Ontario hospitals.

Under the “Pay for Results” program, hospitals that fail to cut their ER waits markedly risk having a portion of their funding clawed out of their budgets.

Despite the upward trend over the past two years, The Ottawa Hospital maintains its wait time for the sickest patients has improved between April 2009 and March 2010, the most recent period monitored by the government.

“This is what the ministry is basing on whether they are clawing back money or not,” said Denise Picard-Stencer, clinical director for emergency and critical care.

Eastern Ontario’s health authority, which has the power to claw back the hospital’s funding, said it has no intention of doing so. “Their numbers of patients have gone up and that sort of clouds the performance,” said Dr. Robert Cushman, chief executive of the Champlain Local Health Integration Network.

Cushman pointed to the hospital’s progress in driving down waits for easy-to-treat patients as evidence the funding has made a difference.

“Even with increasing visits, they’ve made some good progress there,” said Cushman. “It’s the delays to admitting the high-acuity patients that are the problem.”

In recent years, congestion at The Ottawa Hospital’s emergency department has worsened. The situation was particularly bad this winter. Compounding the problem was the high number of elderly patients who occupied hospital beds because there were no spaces for them in nursing homes.

Cushman said the hospital’s ER waits won’t drop dramatically until those bottlenecks are solved.

The situation is different at the Montfort Hospital, which once had the region’s longest ER waits. But since 2008, with $1.08 million in provincial funding, the hospital has slashed that wait from 24 to 14.4 hours.

Over the same period, the wait for easy-to-treat patients was cut in half, to 4.7 hours from 9.3. As a result, the hospital was awarded a $200,000 bonus.

Dr. Bernard Leduc, the Montfort’s chief executive, attributed the progress to ongoing efforts to streamline and reorganize how ER staff work. Since hospital-wide renovations were completed earlier this year, the Montfort has also benefited from more space, allowing it to hire more ER staff to treat and discharge patients quickly, said Leduc.

Among Eastern Ontario hospitals, Hawkesbury and District General Hospital made the most dramatic improvement in its ER wait times. Between 2008 and 2010, the sickest patients saw their wait cut in half, from 25 to 12 hours. As part of the new funding, the hospital is receiving $400,000 over the next year.

The region’s worst performer was the Cornwall Community Hospital, which saw its wait time for hard-to-treat patients creep up to 19.5 hours from 17.6 in 2008. The hospital is getting $799,900 over the next year.

Three other hospitals are receiving funding for the first time. They include:

n The Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario ($1 million)

n Queensway Carleton Hospital ($1 million)

n Pembroke Regional Hospital ($513,000)

Read more: http://www.ottawacitizen.com/health/Ottawa+Hospital+sickest+waiting+longer/3339175/story.html#ixzz0vA6FFO3w

Borama(Idhanka) Masjidkan Bilaal oo  dhismihiisa dhawaanahan faraha laga qaadaykaas oo ku yaala degmada Borama, waxaana dhismihiisa ka qayb qaatay Bulshadadegan degan magaalada Borama iyo nawaaxigeeda, iyo waxoogaa faro ku tiris ah,oo qurba jooga kana soo jeeda deegaanada Gobolka Awdal,hadaba masjidkan ayaalaga soo bilaabo Bishshii todobaad ee sanadkan ilaa dhamaadkii bishan , ayaawaxaa ka socday duruus diiniya oo kala duwan, kuwaas oo kala ahaa,Tafsiir JisCama,Miatul xadiis,Abushujaaca Fiqi.

Kitaabtan ayaa badankooda waxaa Marinayay , Musheekh ay kamid yihiin

1. Sh/IbraahimMiicaadTafsiir

2. MustafeIbraahim Abuushujaaca

3. C.naasirX/aadam Miatul Xadiis

Ardayda Mudadaa Bisha ah ku xidhnaa ayaa waxa ay korudhaafayeen 45 Arday, Kuwaas oo iskugu jiray Rag iyo Dumar.

Hadaba Ardaydaas ayaa waxaa maanta la gudoonsiiyayShahaadooyin iyo abaalmarino.

Barnaamijkan diiniga ah fulintiisii hore ayaa waxaa lahaa,Shirkada Telesom Borama, taas oo uu Gudoomiyaha Shirkada AL-Xaaji C/qaadir AdamNuur ka gaystay Gacan wayn , Hirgalinta Barnaamijkan qaaliga ah.

Barnaamijkan ayaa dhinaca kale waxaa, Nidaamkeeda iyoAbaabulkeeda iska lahaa, Dhalin yaro Mutadawiciina oo ku xidhnaa MasjidkaBilaal, waxaana ay dhalintaasi kala ahaayeen

1. C/JabaarMuuse Daahir

2. XasanMaxamed C/.laahi(Guoomiyaha)

3. MustafeCabdi Axmed

4. ShaaficiXuseen Muuse

5. AaamiinAxmed Nuux

6. MuxiyadiinXuseen Xasan

 Munaasabadan ayaawaxaa sidoo kale ka soo qayb galay qaar ka mid ah Culumada degmada Borama, Cuqaal, waxaana ka mid ahaa

1. Sh/MaxamedBile

2. Sh/YuusufXuseen

3. Sh/MustafeIbraahim

4. Sh/DaahirXaddi Bookh

5. CaaqilDugsiiye

Munaasabadan ayaa waxaa ay ahaydmid lagu dhex qabtay Masjidka Dhexdiisa, waxa ayna u dhacday Si degan oo ayfarxadi ku dheehantahay

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