Baro Abla-Ablaynta Beelaha Qabiilka Gadabuursi

This is short classification of the Gadabuursi clans, The more detailed one is to be posted in near time.

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➤Gadabursi

 ➥Habar Afaan

• Gobe
• Xildiid
• Salaan
• Muuse

• Ali Ganuun (Ali Ganuun)
• Hebjire (Xeebjire)
  • Gadheere
  • Reer Isin
• Jibra’en (Jibraacin)
• Cali Cusman
• Qalib Osman
• Odawaa Osman
• Yusuf Osman
• Reer Adan
• Reer Axamed 
• Isse Samaroon (Reer Ciise)
• Yusuf Samaroon (Habar Yaasif)
  • Nabi Jecle
• Subeer Samaroon
  • Dhego Weyne
  • Makal (Makayl Qaylo)
  • Muse Subeer
    • Musefin ( Muuse maxamed)
      • Ismaaciil
        • Reer Cabdile
          • Gadhcad
          • Gadhwayn
        • Idaar
        • Cali Ugaadh
      • Reer Abdi
    • Reer Haamud
    • Hassan Sa’ad (Xasan Sacad)
      • Reer Rooble
    • Faroole

 ➥Habar Makidor (Makidor)

  ➥Makahil

• Eye Makahil (Ciye)
• Eli Makahil (Celi)
• Abdalle Makahil (Bahabr Abdalle)
• Weyd
• Muse
• Xassan
• Muse
• Jibril
• Aden
• Ciga
• Hassan Makahil (Bahabar xasan)
• Muuse Makahil
  • Jibril Muuse (Afguduud)
  • Bah-Sanayo
    • Idris Muuse
    • Rooble Muuse
    • Hawaday Muuse
  • Makayl-Dheere
    • Reer Ugaas
      • Ugaas Samatar
      • Ugaas Cabdille
    • Abokor
      • Reer Galaangal
      • Reer Abdi Abokor
  • Yoonis Muuse
    • Ali Yoonis
    • Jibril Yoonis
      • Adan (Had) Jabril
      • Abokr (Gorad) Jabril
      • Axamed Cismaan Kheyr(Cismaan Guul) Jabril
        • Ali Khair (Kaba Harag)
          • Dudub Osman (Reer Dudub)
            • Hodaal Dudub
            • Dharaar Dudub
            • Cigaal Dudub
            • Dadar Dudub
            • Aadan Dudub
          • Yoonis Osman
            • Farah Yunus-Ba Madigan
            • Ahmed Yunus-Ba Madigan
            • Mahmud Yunus-Ba Musa Fin
            • Gadaala-Dhal
            • Darar Yonis-Ba Musa Fin
            • Geleh Yonis-Ba Musa Fin
            • Abdi Yonis-Gadaladal
            • Gedi Yonis-Gadaladal
            • Adan Yonis-Gadaladal
            • Ali Yonis-Gadaladal
              • Hamud Yonis- Hamud Gaala
    • Adan Yoonis
      • Reer Hayiinle
      • Reer Sahal
        • Reer Boqor wayne
          • Adan-Madoobe
    • Nuur Yoonis (Reer Nuur)
      • Reer Mahmuud
        • Abdi Mahamuud
          • Xuseen
            • Xaad (Buul-xun)
            • Shirdoon
            • Gabbal
              • Koohi
              • Samatar
              • Ali
              • Raage
              • Xergeeye
              • Khayre (bah-caso)
              • Bahdoon (bah-caso)
              • Samatar-yare (bah-caso)
              • Dhaabur (bah-caso)
          • Cismaan (Reer – Cismaan)
        • Halas Mahmuud
          • Cumar Halas
            • Husien Omar
            • Farah Omar
            • Afi Omar
              • Galab Afi
            • Gelleh Omar
            • Roble Omar
          • Guled Halas
            • Qoob Buur
          • Muse Halas
          • Hiraab Halas
          • Cali Halas
            • Reer Boqore
            • Reer Rooble Cali
        • Hassan Mahmuud (Nimidoor)
          • Reer Dharaar
          • Odawa Hasan
        • Hufane Mahmuud (Nimidoor)
        • Roble Mahmuud (Ba-Jibra’en)
          • Reer Geele
          • Reer Dhabbar
          • Reer Abdulahi
          • Reer Ali Karuure
        • Mohamed Mahmuud (Ba-Jibra’en)
          • Reer Buuh
          • Reer Jirde
      • Reer Farah
        • Ibrahim Farah
          • Gaade Ibraahim
          • Guled Ibraahim
          • Bare Ibraahim
            • Reer Waadhawr
          • Samakaab Ibraahim
          • Rooble Ibraahim
          • Dadar Ibraahim
          • Salah Ibraahim
        • Geedi Farah (Gabarmadow)
          • Hiraab Geedi
          • Cali Geedi
          • Mahamed Geedi
          • Dabeer Geedi
          • Wayteen Geedi
        • Reer Ali Abdi

  ➥Mahad Case

• Bahabar Eli
• • Cabdalle
  • Habar Xuseen
  • Maxamuud
• Bahabar Adam
• Bahabar Abokor

Muuse maxamed

• Bahabar Muuse
  • Ali Madoobe
  • Madax Madoobe
  • Akaraa
• Abrayn
  • Ali Hogol
    • Reer xareed-Boqorre
    • Reer Ayuun
    • Axmed Shabeel
    • Reer looge
    • Reer guuleed
    • Reer hayl
    • Reer Cadaawe
    • Reer Xirsi
  • Geesaale
    • Reer Huruur
    • Reer samatar
    • Reer Hiraab
    • Reer Tuur
    • Reer Cali oday
  • Gadiid
    • Reer Cadde
    • Reer Sahal
  • Goodaad (Indho-colle)
• Reer Mohamed
  • Reer Aadan
  • Reer buux cumar
  • Reer cigaal
• Adam Muuse

Baro inta beelood ee Gadabuursi u kala baxo

Gadabuursi iyo Samaroon waa laba magac oo kala duwan ....

laakiin dadka qaar waxay u haystaan inuu hal magac yahay...

Gadabuursi waxaa la yidhaa marka Samaroon walaalihii lagu daro....

Samaroon Siciid walaalihiina waa Ibrahiim Siciid oo ah Gobe,

Jibriiir Siciid oo ah Jibraciin ,


Cali Ganuun Siciid,

Cumar Siciid oo ah Cumar Gacalquud,

Iyo Xeebjire Siciid

INTAAS WAXAA LA ISKU YIDHAA GADABUURSI.

Samaroon wuxuu u kala baxaa:

1. Yusuf/ Samaroon: waa curadkii Samaroon oo waxaa loo yaqaan Habar Yeesif

2. Ciise Samaroon: waa reer Ciise,

3. Zubeyr Samaroon

4. Makidor Samaroon: oo waxaa loo yaqaan Habar Makidor

afartaas nin waxaa ay yihiin ilmo Samaroon

Gadabuursi waa Habar Makidor iyo Habar Cafaan

Habar Makidor: Mahad Casse iyo Makahiil

Inta kale oo Gadabuursi waa Habar Cafaan

Habar Cafaan: Gobe Sicid, Xeebjire Sicid, Cumar Sicid/ Cumar Qacalquud, Jibraciin Sicid .Yusuf Samaroon , Ciise Samaroon iyo Zubeyr Samaroon.

Cadeynta: 

Waxan idin soo bandhigaya cadeynmaha

Bollettino della Società geografica italiana, 1890's

Peoples of Horn of Africa, 1955's

Nuova Antologia 1890

154 Tribes of Somaliland 1941

Lakiin waa khalad, sax wuxuu ahaa sidan:

Habar Cafaan

• Gobe(Ibrahiim) Siciid (Gobe)
• Cumar Siciid (Cumar Gacalquud)
• Cali Ganuun Siciid (Cali Ganuun)
• Xeebjire Siciid (Xeebjire)
• Jibracin Siciid(Jibracin)
• Ciisse Samaroon (Reer Ciise)
• Yesuf Samaroon (Habar Yesuf)
• Subeer Samaroon (Subeer)
• Muse
• Muse Fin
• Ismail Musa
• Abdi Musa
• Haron Musa
• Rer Hamud
• Faroleh
• Hassan Sa'ad
• Degawein

Habar Makador (Makador)

• Makahil
• Bahabar Hassan
• Muse Makahil
  • Farah Yunis
  • Ahmed Yunis
  • Mohamud Yunis
  • Nur Yunis
  • Rer Mohamed
  • Aden Yunis
  • Shirdon Yunis
  • Jibril Yunis
  • Rer Dudub
• Mahad Casse
  • Bahabar Musa
  • Bahabar Aden
  • Bahabar Eli
  • Bahabar Abokor

I forgot source to this one, later on it will be added.

N'ell Harrar, 1896

Gadabuursi waa Habar Makador iyo Habar Cafaan 

The Habar Makador of the Gadabuursi of the Conquest of Abyssinia: Futuh Al Habasha

It is the advent of colonialism, favoritism, dislike and ignorance on the Gadabuursi genealogy that have made people resort to spread propaganda on the Gadabuursi.

First when talking about the Gadabuursi. People try to propagate that they are not mentioned in the Futuh Al Habasha. Which is pretty laughable, because the conquest was mostly on their land. 

When talking about Gadabuursi. There are two main fractions of the Gadabursi, the Habar 'Affan and Habar Makador. The latter making up roughly 90%.

Let's look at a couple  sources. 

Bollettino della Società geografica italiana, 1890's

Peoples of Horn of Africa, 1955's

Nuova Antologia 1890

The next genealogy is very incorrect, because Mahad 'Asse and Makahil both fall under Makador/Habar Makador , the other Yunis are not part of Jibril Yunis , but Makahil and the rest of the Samaroon fall under Habar 'Affan. 

Although you can see Habar Mikador is visible in the genealogical table. 

154 Tribes of Somaliland 1941

Correct would have been like this: 

Habar Cafaan

• Gobe(Ibrahiim) Siciid (Gobe)
• Cumar Siciid (Cumar Gacalquud)
• Cali Ganuun Siciid (Cali Ganuun)
• Xeebjire Siciid (Xeebjire)
• Jibracin Siciid(Jibracin)
• Ciisse Samaroon (Reer Ciise)
• Yesuf Samaroon (Habar Yesuf)
• Subeer Samaroon (Subeer)
• Muse
• Muse Fin
• Ismail Musa
• Abdi Musa
• Haron Musa
• Rer Hamud
• Faroleh
• Hassan Sa'ad
• Degawein

Habar Makador (Makador)

• Makahil
• Bahabar Hassan
• Muse Makahil
  • Farah Yunis
  • Ahmed Yunis
  • Mohamud Yunis
  • Nur Yunis
  • Rer Mohamed
  • Aden Yunis
  • Shirdon Yunis
  • Jibril Yunis
  • Rer Dudub
• Mahad Casse
  • Bahabar Musa
  • Bahabar Aden
  • Bahabar Eli
  • Bahabar Abokor

I forgot source to this one, later on it will be added.


N'ell Harrar, 1896

L'anthropologie, 1916


Now let us continue. 

Why 90%?

Now for example a source from the 1890's mentions the Gadabuursi at that time to total 43,275 spears!

Scottish Geographical Society 1890's 

The rer Makahil are the other Makahil apart from the 3 mentioned.

Rer Makahil . 12,375
Jibril Yunus . 3,450
Adan Yunus . 2,590
Nur Yunus 9,940
Mahomed Asa . 9,320
Habr Affan 5,600
____________________
Total : 43, 275

Remove the  Habar 'affan and only think that will remain is Habar Makador. 

Lets look at the image again.



Habar Makador in total is 37,675 spears!

37,675 / 43,275 = 0.8705950317735413 x 100 = 87,06%

So they make up around 90% of the total Gadabuursi population!

So you could imagine that in the past the tribe which encompassed the north west of the Somali peninsula went around as Habar Makador. 




Now let us continue to the real work The Futuh Al Habasha.  

In Page 27 of the Futuh Al Habasha: Conquest of Abyssinia it mentions Ahmed Gerri(Gurey) of the Somali and him

being of the Habr Makadi/Maqdi. Underneath the page it clarifies it being of the Habar Makadur of the Gadabursi. AND IT IS!

Futuh al-habaša : The Conquest of Ethiopia page 27

Page 43 mentions that the first tribe to reach the Imam was the Habar Maqadi//Maqdi and they encamped above the valley of Harar. 


Futuh al-habaša : The Conquest of Ethiopia page 43

What is the "Valley of Harrar"? And who's native to the region?

The Valley of Harrar is nothing but the Harerghe Valley, or the Harrare Valley or as the colonials used to call it after what the Gadabursi Somalis named it. The Harrawa Valley


From the British Library a map from the 1920's


17 Trips through Somaliland 1885


Tiger Slayer By Order, 1915

And many more sources that mention the Harawwe Valley,  but anyone knows that The Harar Valley or Harrawa Valley is inhabited by the Gadabuursi(Habar Makador).  

The strongest evidence is page 82 of the "Futuh Al-Habasha: The Conquest of Abyssinia" which mentions:

"Futuh Al-Habasha: The Conquest of Abyssinia" page 82

Husain Musa Bin 'Abd Allah Makida, he is of the Habr Maqdi clan. This strongly fits into the Gadabursi genealogy as Husain Musa Bin 'Abd Allah (Makahil) "Makidor".

The Habar pre-fix is removed when doing the "abtirsi(patrilineage)" just like with the Garhajis, Awal, Yusuf Samaroon(Habar Yusuf) etc.

And Makahil not mentioned since the banner at that time was Makador. 

The Galla in Northern Somaliland. 1959 page 31

As we can see  Ugas Ali Makahildheer was born in 1575, his genealogy clarifies that the banner at that time was Habar Makador/Makador.  

Makador 

Makahil  

Muse    

Makahildeer 

Ugas Cali 1575

He established the Gadabuursi Sultanate or Ugaasdom after the the wars with the Christian Abyssinians. It is good to note that his mother was Queen Khadijah , she was of the Geri (Aaba Yoonis) clan also mentioned in the Futuh. 

[Ugaas Cali waxa uu boqornimada qaaday kolkay taariikhdu ahayd 1607dii Miilaadiga,waxuuna ku dhashay meesha la yidhaa Dhoobo oo u dhaw Saylac kolkuu sanadku ahaa 1575 Miilaadiga,Hooyadii waxa la odhan jiray Khadiija Sheekh waxayna Daarood (Gari-Aba-Yoonis). Ugaas Cali wuxuu ahaa nin aad wax u yaqaan,oo wuxuu aad ugu xeel dheera diinta Islaamka.wuxuuna wax ku bartay Harar iyo Saylac.Sheekhyadii wax baray waxa u waynaa Amiir Nuur (Sheekh Nuur Yoonis Muuse) oo ka mid ahaa culimada ahaana ina adeerkiii. Ugaas Cali luqada Carabiga wuu akhriyi iyo qoriba jirey,wuxuu ahaa nin caalima ah wixii dhib ahna ka durka,wuxuuna ahaa nin aad u qurux badan oo dheer,waxan uu lahaa gadh wayn oo laga habadaysto.Ugaasku waxa uu lahaa aftahanimo kol haduu hadlana laga wada dhagaysto,waxaana la sheegay kitaab quraan ah oo uu ku qorey gacantiisa inuu jiro kolkii uu boqornimada qaaday.
Ugaas Cali waxa uu geeryooday 1639 Miilaadigii,wuxuuna ku geeryooday oo lagu aasay Gabiley,waana la siyaarta qabrigiisa]

Also the son of Aw Barre is mentioned in the Futuh Al Habasha.

Futuh Al Habasha page 281

and we all know where Sheikh Aw-barre today is buried. 


Google Maps

He is buried in the region of the Habr Makador (Gadabursi).

Also based on chronology you can see that the Afars were to first to join the Jihad, after them the Habar Makador and Geri who always lived next to the Habar Makador followed suit. 

 Islam in Ethiopia, 1965

Based on multiple sources you can see that the Geri was always almost mentioned as inhabiting the area west of the Gadabuursi

 

First Footsteps in East Africa, 1856

So based on the first tribes that joined we can see that the events happened as follows:

Google Maps

You can also find in smaller numbers today  Makador sub-clan's among the Mandaluug Dir, who the Gadabuursi belong to and the Gorgorah Dir who also partook in the Jihad along with the Habar Makador of the Gadabuursi..

 Futuh Al Habasha page 123

Concerning the Makador among the Mandaluug. 

From the Scottish Geographical Society 1885

In the table above you can see "Medelluke" and "Rer Makador". One should note that the Medelluke do not claim descent from Ogaden, but rather came to be allied to them after being dispersed by the Christian Abyssinian invaders.

These Makador segments prove that the Habar Makador/Makador of the Gadabuursi partook in the jihad and they ended up isolated from the Gadabuursi Habar Makador.

Especially the one in the southern Madaluug, which a southern Madaluug brother himself explained to me that there is among them a subclan called "Reer Maxamed(Axmed) Guray of the Muse Makador"

In the future  I will mention more about the Conquest of Abyssinia and  I will discuss a controversy. Stay tuned.

A great poem made by Professor Togane

Poem by Prof.Togane (Abgaal man)

(Although this Master Piece on the Somali Clan was written few years back and some consider it outdated, It still remains funny and renders you to smile to the truth)

Pilot fish are pragmatic pioneers

they are also visionary fish

they lead other fish

to their happy hunting grounds

to their happy haunts

to their desired destinations

to their day of rendezvous with destiny

The Gadabursi

(May their tribe increase!)

are the brave pilot fish of Somalia

in Borama

under the Tree of Wise Counsel

the Gadabursi mothered the mothers of the North

the Gadabursi are piloting the ill-mannered Iidor

to peace

to bashbash

to barwaqo

the Gadabursi have decided to go global

whereas the Iidor have decided

to go ghetto

to go it alone

to go haywire

to go UDI (Unilateral Declaration of Independence)

to go MIA (Missing In Action)

to go AWOL

to take French leave from sanity

If you have

an idea to advance

a project to promote

a mission to mould

a vision to forward

a passion to plant

a notion to nurse

a goal to sell

get a Gadabursi

as a guide

as a guru

as a go-to man

get a Gadabursi

to say it for you

to sell it for you

to tout it for you

the Gadabursi are so sophisticated

that they well say it in Hebrew

that they well sell it in Dutch

that they well say it in German

that they well sell it in Greek

that they well say it in English

wholly forgetting (and it vexes them very much)

that Somali is what you speak!

if you have a cause to espouse

get a Gadabursi

as your Spin Doctor

as your Spinmeister

get a Gadabursi

to say it for you

to sell it for you

to tout it for you

for a Gadabursi will make your cause

sound sweeter than the song of the bulbul

for you won’t get

any guff

any gaffe

any gammon

from a Gadabursi

for the Gadabursi abound in PhDs

whereas the Abgal abound in asses

whereas the Habar Gidir abound in natural born killers

The Gadabursi eschew jaad & chew on knowledge

Whereas the Iidor chew jaad & eschew knowledge

The Gadabursi know

how to stand the Iidor gaff

The Gadabursi progress

because they oppress nobody

whereas the Habar Gidir regress

because they oppress everybody

The Gadabursi

(May their tribe increase!)

are the brave pilot fish of Somalia

Imam, Mujahid or Sheikh Samaroon Said

I.M Lewis gives an invaluable reference to an Arabic Manuscript on the history of to the Gadabursi Somal. "This Chronicle opens", Lewis tells us, 'with an account of the wars of Imam 'Ali Si'id(1392), from whom the Gadabursi today trace their descent, and who is described as the only Muslim leader fighting on the western flank in the armies of Se'ad ad-Din, ruler of Zeila.'

The Cambridge History of Africa, Volume 3


This legend fought wars way before the Adal Wars or Conquest of Abyssinia in the 16th century. The only Muslim leader known to have fought in the western flank in the armies of Se'ad ad-Din.


(Allahu u nahariisto, Rahimahullah)


 
Gabriga Sheekh , Mujahid iyo Imam Samaroon Said. Local paying tribute to the Mujahid's Tomb and Grave in Sanaag.

 
Again a local paying tribute to the Imam for defending the Somali and Muslim honor


 
The Imam , Sheekh and Mujahids Tomb.