SAYID MOHAMED ABDULL HASAN Sayid Mohamed was born on the date of 1856 in the spring of 1856. It was a prosperous spring and the births of people and animals became active. The Sayyid was born in a lake called Samadeeqo, which is 7 miles from Buhoodle, further north, and the country as a whole is known as Nugal. His mother used to run with Arra Seed Magan, and he learned the Koran at their home. He followed the religious studies from a disciple who lived in Nugal, whose center was in the valley called Asura and Yaheel. Around 1892 he went to Makkah and Madinah, accompanied by 13 priests who were his disciples. They were away in Makkah and Madinah for two more years. In 1895, Sayid Mohamed returned to Somalia and landed on the coast of Berbera, which was inhabited by Muslims and non-believers. It is said that when Sayid Mohammed got off the boat with him, the British asked him to pay taxes at the port. He asked: "Who took the tax from you when you came down here?" And then the oppressor said to the unbeliever: "He is an old priest, leave us alone!" That's why the British called him the Mad Priest.
In the first war in 1900, the British sent a heavy attack to extinguish the fire before it spread to the ground, so the shot fired that day was on the 20th of spring.
As far as their history is known, the Dervishes and the British met in 41 places. Some of the major areas where the war took place are:
The Battle of Afbakayle 03.05.1901 Farhiddin 16.07.1901 Berdhiga 10.08.1902 Gagarweyne 17.04.1903 Daratoole 18.04.1903 Jidballe 10.01.1904 Ruuga 09.10.1913 Diuradini 01.1919
The British divided the wars into three campaigns, each of which lasted for several years, each of which had specific tactics and equipment and animals intended for them, although no success was achieved.
When the truth came to the Somali people, it was divided into two parts. People who followed the infidels and became their support and shield, and people who followed the Dervishes and joined the jihad.
On 18 spring, when the war was going on, the day and night were fierce, the two sides were besieged, people and animals were killed, and the Deravishes fled on foot to the mountains of Erigaba and those lands facing the Adem sea. After that, he decided that nothing could be done about the Dervishes except to fight them with airplanes.
In January 1919, the British attacked the Dervishes by air and land, sea and land. The first eight planes bombed
Mirashi, Jiidali and Baran, the places where the Dervishes had strongholds. Eldeer was shot down by a plane that was one of the first eight planes, and the next day they flew to Taleh although the bomb did not help.
Darwishes were with them since they did not have weapons and planes to fight them to move from Nugal and its surroundings and flee to the south so that their army could turn around, because a strong Darwish was sitting on the Shabelle River and around it, headed by Khalif Sheikh Abdille. . Unless there was a man left and a man was unable, the Deravishi went to Korra, Shinile and Horushagax, and the center settled there.
Men do not end up resentful and they are old, they mobilized an army to turn it back. While six battalions were destroyed, and they were ready to leave, they were plagued by malaria, cholera, smallpox and smallpox. The men who were ready for the invasion or going to the war were left with nothing to do. When the British found out about this, they sent a group of soldiers who were mostly Somalis. While the Dervishes were absent, lying down, or not having any strength, they entered the war, whose weapons, weapons, food and supplies belonged to the British. It was Sir Archer who was the ruler of England and the Somalis know him as Aarshe-Dheere. However, the army fighting for the British was a separate and unrepentant Somali. That fire kills people it finds, and it touches the world it finds.
One of the animals found was the "Hagoogane" camel. He left the camel with the name: "The man who ate the camel was guided by pride, and the man who ate it was guided by anger."
During the 20 years of war between the Arabs and the Darwish, many things have happened, people who have been killed or those who have been lost and animals who have been looted or buildings that have been destroyed or buildings that have been overturned. , it cannot be written, spoken or imagined. Let's take a little poem that describes what happened there.
Ismail Mire and his companion Haj were reported
i Mohamed Awl that they have come to stay with the family. A woman who was in the family scolded Ismail and said: "You killed my sons, you stole my camels and my goats, and you did what I lost." Ismail was saddened by the woman's words and did not understand, because he believed that what happened to Darwish and other people he could not understand. Then, as he could not be told what had happened, touching something, he said to his driver:
In the middle of the afternoon, Muhammad got up and got up. Gam'ina lost her words. She said to me, "Dear woman. She said to me, 'Dear woman, when you drive the gas?' She said, "You are the one who is in the corner of your house, there is no promise, take a song from Gumburo and Greenwood and the tree of Daratoole, the place of Jidballe and the rope, where the failure was, the crime that happened to the soul and the garden, what was cut down, the corpse of my daughter, Good Siren, trampling on the cow. In Ogaden, what was taken away from the feast, what was exchanged, what was exchanged, what was exchanged, what was exchanged, what was passed in the conference, what was taken away from Garcas and Majerten, what was sworn in by Gob, the man who used to be, his life was blackened, what went to every region, the airplanes, what was moving in the sky. What has happened to the whole world?
I'm not the only one who killed you all.
The Daravis and what remained of them went to Qarrijiqood, and finally they went to the village of Imey on the upper reaches of the Shabelle River. A place where the dervishes build a tower or start a fire is the last place. Sayid Mohamed died there in 1921.