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I have read pieces published recently by two of WardheerNews contributors, Safi Abdi and
Yabarag. Both of them seem to be deeply hurt by what has happened in Somalia in the last two decades in general and in particular Somaliland’s declaration of its independence. Changes that took place in Somalia over the aforementioned period were so dramatic that it virtually affected every individual, family, tribe or group in an adverse manner, but in disparate degrees and intensity.
Yabarag. Both of them seem to be deeply hurt by what has happened in Somalia in the last two decades in general and in particular Somaliland’s declaration of its independence. Changes that took place in Somalia over the aforementioned period were so dramatic that it virtually affected every individual, family, tribe or group in an adverse manner, but in disparate degrees and intensity.
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I am not intending in this small piece to wallow in the mud, the same way Safi and Yabarag did. All I have to say is: As a Somalilander, although Somalism is not currently as healthy as it once used to be, I am still obliged to believe in Somalism like Arabs believe in Arabism despite being not united under one government administration. As a matter of fact, we share ethnicity, religion, language, and many other things. When I visit Djibouti, believe me, I feel home, despite Djibouti being an independent state that has nothing to do with Mogadisho and Hargeisa when it comes to statehood. By the way, some members of my immediate family are Djiboutians by nationality.
I agree with Safi on saying that some Somalis are like spiders, but I candidly disagree who they are and the attitude she showed towards them. In my view, Somali spiders are not Somaliland or Silanyo, but those who could not find where to take refuge or at least see their towns not tantamount or rather not equivalent to those of other Somalis in importance and strategy, following the collapse of the Siad Barre regime and the ensuing mayhem and bloodshed. However, I don’t have apathy towards them. In contrast to Safi, I have sympathy for them. Simply because, in this context, they are weaker than other Somalis. Their house is as weak as spider’s. A verse in Suratul-cankabut of the holy Quran says : ” verily, spider’s house is the weakest of all the houses”. We should help the weak, because they are Somalis first and Muslim second. I know they are desperately now seeking Somali reunion so that they could build their spider house once again on the union. I wish it would be possible. Unfortunately, however, such a time seems to have gone for good. The golden time of great Somalia! Who is to blame for that? I wonder, even the answer of this very basic question remains controversial between us.Continued
I agree with Safi on saying that some Somalis are like spiders, but I candidly disagree who they are and the attitude she showed towards them. In my view, Somali spiders are not Somaliland or Silanyo, but those who could not find where to take refuge or at least see their towns not tantamount or rather not equivalent to those of other Somalis in importance and strategy, following the collapse of the Siad Barre regime and the ensuing mayhem and bloodshed. However, I don’t have apathy towards them. In contrast to Safi, I have sympathy for them. Simply because, in this context, they are weaker than other Somalis. Their house is as weak as spider’s. A verse in Suratul-cankabut of the holy Quran says : ” verily, spider’s house is the weakest of all the houses”. We should help the weak, because they are Somalis first and Muslim second. I know they are desperately now seeking Somali reunion so that they could build their spider house once again on the union. I wish it would be possible. Unfortunately, however, such a time seems to have gone for good. The golden time of great Somalia! Who is to blame for that? I wonder, even the answer of this very basic question remains controversial between us.Continued
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