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Musa Abokor

Musa Abokor
Musa Abokor tare da shugaban kasar somaliya

Bayani

Musa Abokor suna ɗayan manyan -an gida-gida na dangin Habr Je'lo. Suna zaune a cikin yankuna Togdheer, Sahil, Sanaag da Sool na Somaliland . Sun mamaye gundumar Aynabo a cikin Sool da kuma gundumar El Afweyn a Sanaag. Bugu da kari kuma suna nan a Isiolo, ƙasar Kenya, inda suka zama wani ɓangare na al'ummar Isahakia. Manyan bangarorin dangin sun hada da Reer Yoonis, Biciide, Uduruxmiin, Bahmajeelo da Cali Barre.

Tarihi

Wuraren bakin teku da tashar jiragen ruwa ta Habr Je'lo, wadanda suka faro daga Siyara a yamma zuwa Heis (Xiis) a gabas, suna da mahimmanci don kasuwanci da sadarwa tare da cikin Somaliya. Duk da cewa ƙauyukan ba su da mahimmanci kamar yadda aka kafa tashoshin jiragen ruwa na Berbera, Zeila da Bulhar (bi da bi), ƙa'idar tashar Habr Je'lo ta Kurrum ( Karin ) babbar kasuwa ce ta dabbobi da lubban da aka samo daga ciki, [1] kuma ya kasance abin so ga masu fataucin dabbobi saboda kusancin tashar zuwa Aden . 'Yan kasuwar Habr Je'lo sun yi aiki a matsayin matsakaita ga masu kiwon dabbobi na Dhulbahante a cikin ciki ta hanyar siye da / ko kuma sayar da hajojin su don fitarwa zuwa kasuwar ta Aden:

Kungiyar Soocane

A farkon zuwa tsakiyar ƙarni na 19 Musa Abokor, tare da wasu ƙananan ƙungiyoyi na Habr Je'lo, suna cikin ɓangaren soja da aka sani da Soocane. Kite Fiqi, wani shugaban soja kuma mawaki ne da ke karkashin yankin Reer Yoonis na Musa Abokor ya jagoranci kungiyar.

Shiga cikin ƙungiyar Dervish

Haji Sudi na hagu tare da surukinsa mai suna Ducaale Idres. Aden, 1892.

Habr Je'lo suna ɗaya daga cikin dangi na farko a cikin Somaliland Kare don tayarwa da Gwamnatin Mulkin Mallaka tsakanin ƙarshen ƙarni na 19 da farkon ƙarni na 20. Daga cikin manyan mashahuran masu adawa da mulkin mallaka a zamanin Dervish sun hada da Deria Arale, Deria Gure, Abdallah Shihiri, Ibrahim Boghol da Haji Sudi, wanda aka yaba wa shigo da al'adun Dervish zuwa yankin Somaliya da kuma kasancewa daya daga cikin asalin wadanda suka kafa kungiyar Somali Dervish Movement. Bugu da ƙari, Habr Je'lo ya taka rawar gani bayan mutuwar vungiyar Dervish a cikin shekara ta 1920, tare da Sheikh Bashir Yussuf da Farah Omar kasancewa manyan mashahurai masu adawa da mulkin mallaka.

A cewar Ofishin Yakin Burtaniya, Musa Abokor ya samar da kayan yaki masu mahimmanci ga sojojin Dervish a cikin ciki. [2] Musa Abokor kuma ya kasance wani muhimmin bangare na sojojin na Dervish, tare da runduna ta shekara ta 2000 Sa'ad Yunis da Uduruhmin Dervishes karkashin jagorancin Ibrahim Boghol da ke kewaye da Las Khorey, babban birnin Warsangeli . Sojojin Ibrahim sun kame yankin gabashin garin, inda suka kashe mayakan Warsangeli da yawa. Theungiyar ta yi nasarar kewaye mazaunin tare da kama hanya guda kawai ta ruwa, wanda ya sa da yawa sun mutu saboda ƙishirwa. Yayin da ake kewaye da Las Khorey, Warsangeli sun sami ikon aika jirgin a asirce zuwa Aden don neman taimako daga Sojojin Ruwa na Burtaniya, kuma a ranar 10 ga watan Mayu Lancelot Turton wanda ke jagorantar HMS Northbrook ya isa Las Khorey kuma ya fara harbin Ibrahim da sojojinsa tare da Lyddite abubuwan fashewa, tilasta su su koma kan tsaunuka kuma ta haka ne suka kawo ƙarshen kawanyar. [3] [4]

Bishiyar dangi

  • Sheikh Ishaaq Bin Ahmed (Sheikh Ishaaq)
    • Musa ( Habr Je'lo )
      • Abokor
        • Jibril
          • Abokor
            • Musa
              • Uduruhmin
              • Idris
              • Abdirahman
                • Osman (Bah Majeelo)
                • Abdille (Bah Majeelo)
                • Isaaq (Bah majeelo)
                • Yunis (Rer Yunis)
                  • Mohamed
                  • Isman
                • Barre Abdirahman
                  • Ali Barre
                  • Mohamed
                  • Yunis
                    • Burale
                    • Bi'ide

Manazarta

 

  1. Ethnographie Nordost-Afrikas: Die Materielle Cultur Der Danakil, Galla Und Somal, 1893
  2. Official History of the Operation, Volume 1. p. 41
  3. The Navy Everywhere, 1919. pp. 254-258
  4. The Sramble in the Horn of Africa. The History of Somalia (1827-1977). pp. 451-457
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