Alhaaji Jama yusuf

It is important to learn the history of Somalia. What happened to us is a past history in which we rejected colonialism and the resources on our land. Resistance included the long Dervish movement led by Mohammed Abdullah Hassan against British and Ethiopian forces (1899–1920). Italy and Britain fought in the region during World War II. • Sultanate of Mogadishu (10th–16th centuries) • Adal Sultanate (9th–13th centuries) • Ajuran Sultanate (13th–17th centuries), known for hydraulic engineering and resistance to outsiders • Ifat Sultanate and others These were often in conflict with Christian Ethiopia (e.g., wars involving Ahmad Gran in the 16th century). Ibn Battuta and Zheng visited I Somalia They have written a lot about it, search and read it to understand the history of Somalia. -Somalia’s coastline (along the “Somali Sea,” referring to its waters in the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean) is approximately 3,333 km (about 2,071 miles) long. -Jubba River: ~874–1,000+ km long in total (parts shared), empties into the Indian Ocean near Kismayo. -Shebelle River: Longer (~1,958–2,500+ km total), but often ends in swamps or doesn’t reach the sea reliably in dry seasons. Gold, Uranium, Gypsum, Iron, Tin, Lithium, Gemstones, granite, marble, salt, sepiolite, titanium and rare earth. In addition, there is agricultural land and livestock used for commercial purposes, so the fact that there is a crisis in our land does not mean that we are poor people, but that political unrest and foreign interference are a problem for us, but we will never give up, and we will win. Coming to the West means that we understand who we are.