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Wednesday, May 09, 2007

INNAA LILLAAHI WA INNAA ILLEYHI RAAJICUUN

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INNAA LILLAAHI WA INNAA ILLEYHI RAAJICUUN

Anagoo ah dadka hoos magacyadoodu ku qoranyihiin Waxaanu halkan tacsi uga diraynaa Cali Cabdi Dheeg, eheladii, qaraabadii iyo asxaabtii uu ka baxay Cabdi Muxumed Cabdille Cigalle ( Cabdi Dheeg ) oo xalay magaalada Burco ku geeriyooday. Ilaahay waxaanu ka baryaynaa inuu Marxuumka u naxariisto eheladiisana uu samir iyo iimaan ka siiyo.
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Cabdi X. Ciise
Abu Dhabi

1. Ismaaciil X. Muuse
2. Aadan Nugaal
3. Faarax Yuusuf Xadhigle
4. Ibraahim Barre Nuur( Hurre)
5. Xasan Axmed Geedi ( Humbus )
6. Axmed Saleebaan Cawed
7. Faarax Maxamed Xirsi ( Bakayle )
8. Xuseen Warsame Sayaad
9. Cali Jaamac X. xasan
10. Maxamed Jaamac Maxamed
11. Jaamac Cali Gurxan
12. Maxamed Cali Gurxan ( Dhufays)
13. Khadar Saleebaan Khaliif
13. Cabdalle Maxamuud Maxamed Dhooble
14. Maxamed Jaamac cali ( Faroole)
15. Saleebaan Cabdi cabdilaahi (Deereg)
16. Cabdi jaamac Aw Siciid ( Joof)
17. Maxamuud Ismaaciil cabdi ( Afyare)
18. Xasan Aadan Aw Cali
19. Aadan Yuusuf Cismaan (idigaa)
20. Saleebaan Xuseen Diiriye (Harwash)
21. Ismaaciil Maxamuud Ibraahim (Dhako)
22.Xasan Maxamuud Ibraahim ( Buraale)
23. Cabdi Ciise X. Xasan
23. saleebaan Ciise X. xasan
24. Saleebaan Cabdi Fadal
25. Cabdilaahi Yuusuf Xadhigle
26.Xasan Faarax Ibraahim( Blaaki)
27. Cismaan Axmed Cali kaar
28. Xuseen Maxamed Cabdalle
29. Cumar jaamac Maxamed (Bidhiiq)
30. Ibraahim Cumar Aadan ( Kudhe)
31. Yuusuf Ismaaciil Warsame
32. Maxamed Xirsi Dubad ( Dhegjar)
33. Maxamuud Jaamac weyne
34. Maxmed Aadan X. Ducaale
35. Maxamed Aadan Geedi
36. Cismaan ismaaciil Jaamac (Garanuug )
37. Maxamuud Jaamac Maxamed ( Jebeli)
38. Ibraahim X. Cumar(Lambar foor)
39. Cabdi xandulle
40. Jaamac Maxamed Nuur ( Gacmadheere)
41.Yuusuf Aadan Saleebaan
42. Cali Caynab
43. Axmed Jaamac Dixad (Jikow)
44. Maxamed Ismaaciil Warsame
45. Warsame Diiriye Muuse
46. Axmed Shire Maxamed (Baandheeye)
47. Cali Xasan
48. Ibraahim Aw Yuusuf ( Dhuunjoog)
49. Maxamuud Xasan ( Ina Birre)
50. Xiis Axmed Kabadhe
51. Jaamac Cabdi Cawaale
52. Aadan Jasiira
53. Maxamed Cali Cige (Cirrayare)
54. Maxamuud Caydiid Nuur
55. Saleebaan Yuusuf X. Maxamed
56. Daauud saleebaan Cabdi
57. Siciid Jaamac
58. Axmed Xaashi Cabdi
59. Maxamed Cabdi Meygaag
60. Faarax Axmed Xirsi
61. Jamaal Cabdi cali
62. Jaamac Saleebaan Allaale
63.Axmed Xassan Axmed - Quick

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