- Saleebaan
Saleebaan (Somali: Saleebaan) is a Somali clan that are part of the
Habar Gidir clan of theHawiye tribe. They inhabit an area ranging from the coastal towns ofHobyo andHarardhere to theEthiopia n towns of Dacdheer and Galadi (convert|560|km|abbr=on). On the other side, they range from Dhusamareeb toBandiiradley (convert|200|km|abbr=on). The constituency of this clan isCadaado district ofGalguduud region.The Saleebaan clan are known to have always started and led all resistances toward colonialists. The armed wing of
Somali Youth League (SYL) was headed by Dhagahtuur. TheUnited Somali Congress (USC) led by Dr Hussein Ali Shido was the front that overthrew dictatorSiad Barre . In addition, the first Islamic Courts ofMogadishu was formed by Shiirkoole Saleebaan Court.Territory
The Saleebaan inhabit 40% of the Galguduud region of Somalia, 50% of
Mudug and parts ofSomali Region of Ethiopia. This clan is known to live with its neighbors with peace and respect.ub clans
* Farax
**Maxamed Cabdi
***Reer Muuse
****Cismaan Muuse
****Weheliye Muuse
****Khalaf Muuse
***Reer Warsame
****Cali
*****Maxamad Cali
*****Faarax Cali
*****Rooble Cali
****Cumar
**Heesoow
***Warfaa
****Cali
****Jibriil
***Eybakar
****Reer Xirsi
****Bah Abgaal
*****Cumar
*****Cali
*****Siyaad
*****Muuse
****Gaafow
* Dashame
**Gaabane
***Axmad Gaabane
****Rooble Axmad
*****Maxamad Rooble
******Reer Ugaas
******Bah Ceyr
*****Faarax Rooble
****Yeberow Axmad
****Cigale Axmad
***Maxamad (Habaraawe) Gaabane
***Cabdi Gaabane
**Obokor
***Arwaaq
****Gedef
****Cali Gurey
****Cali Jiis
***Huguguul
****Cali Aadan
****Haaruun
****EybakarProminent figures
*
Mohamoud Mohamed Gacmodhere , a onetime Presidential candidate.
*Asha Haji Elmi , a women rights activist and member of Somali Parliament.
*Mohamed Haji (Ingiriis) , a thinker and distinguished journalist based in Brussels.References
* [http://www.netnomad.com/somcia.html NetNomad]
* [http://www.radiofreesomalia.com/Kayse_opinion.htm Opinion piece by Kayse Qarboosh]
* Central Intelligence Agency (2002). Ethnic Groups. Somalia Summary Map. Retrieved on February 15, 2006.
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