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Cumar waa nin dhalinyaro ah oo la nool xaaskiisa iyo laba gabdhood oo uu dhalay. Cumar wuxuu madax ka yahay shirkadda ugu weyn xaga ganacsiga ee magaaladiisa ka jirta. Wuxuu yiri qof dumar ah oo da' weyn oo il la' oo dhar duug ah xidhan, dayac iyo diifna Ey ka muuqato baa guriga igu soo gargaraacday maalin maalmaha kamid ah, ilaabkii markaan furay, mise waa sidii anigoo hurda macaan la iga kiciyay camal, qofkaan dumarka ah q albigeygu wuu garanayaa; laakiin caqligeygu ma xusuusto. Waxaan is iri malaha wey dawarsaneysaa (tuugsaneysaa) xoogaa shilimaad ah ayaan jeebka kasoo bixiyay oo aan usoo taagay, waxay igu tiri; Anigu ma dawarsado. Eedo maxaa kuu daran oo aan kuu qabtaa? Ayuu cumar weydiiyay islaantii – isagoo ixtiraam iyo qadarin ey ka muuqato. Waxay tiri waxba wiilkeygiiyoow!!! Wiilkeygiiyoow!!! Waan ladannahay! Sidee ayaan wiilkaaga ku noqday? Buu cumar weydiiyay islaantii, wuxuuna sii raaciyay aniga hooyadey waa qof la yaqaano oo xaafaddaan bey joogtaaye...

THE AL-NOOR MOSQUE MASSACRE: THE NEW CRUSADERS OF THE WEST? Throughout history, right-wing terrorists inspired and passed relay of hatred to one generation to another. From Peter the Hermit in the first Crusaders to Raymond of Aguilers of the second Crusaders, who by the way expressed his joy of killing Muslims. In our modern time, general Slobodan Praljak and former Serbian president Slobodan Milosevic, both have been charged to had carried out genocide and crimes against humanity in the Bosnian war, in the early 1990s. More recently, the 2011 mass killer Andres Breivik, also inspired, the Al-Noor mosque mass killer Brenton Tarrant, as he admitted in a manifesto he published before the shooting. All these terrorists have two things in common: killing innocent Muslims and inspiring one another. The evil terrorist Brenton Tarrant who today massacred innocent worshippers in the Al-Noor mosque, Christchurch, New Zealand has told the world who radicalised him to murder innocent...

In-depth Analysis: What Can We Learn from Aisha’s Tragedy of Rape, Torture and Murder in Galkacyo? The former Prime Minister of Britain Sir Winston Churchill once said: “A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty”.  The Somali people around the world were appalled about the horrendous crimes that were happening lately in Galkacyo, in particular, the rape, torture and murder of 12-year-old Aisha Ilyas. In this piece, I am not going to discuss Aisha’s ongoing case, because it is an open legal case at court, and is not wise to speak any court case before it closes. Likewise, this piece will not debate about the causation of murder-rape cases in Somalia, in particular, this new phenomenon “paedophilia” since there is no comprehensive, legal and scientific research available. Instead, the article will concentrate mainly on the lessons that we can learn from these adversaries that our society is facing. Aisha is gone, a...