Warsheikh
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Warsheikh (alt. spellings Uarsheikh, Warshiikh, Warsheekh or Warshek) is a town in the Shabeellaha Dhexe region in Somalia. It is located on the coast north of Mogadishu and is an important religious center for the Sufi Somali Muslims. In the 19th century it was occupied by the Sultanate of Zanzibar.
Most of the population is Celi Cumar Galmaax, which forms a part of the Wabudhan Abgaal clan,[citation needed]
The tsunami following the Indian Ocean earthquake in December 2004 had a significant impact on the economy of the district, as many fishing vessels were lost. The Warsheikh People are quiet and respectful and their Economy depends on Fishing Since Somalis 14% is like that, the people of warsheikh also are quite polite and you will remember the Leaders came from Warsheikh how they Changed the Crisis Situation of Somalia like Nur Hassan Hussein (Nuur Adeh), former Prime Minister Of Somalia, 2007,2009 his biggest role was eliminating Ethiopian Forces in Somalia, which has seized the country more than two years ago, Also he achieved his Agreement at the Peace Process in Djibouti February 2009 when he was left his position the Islamists leader Sharif Sheikh Ahmed and Nur Adeh of Warsheikh resigned at the sake of the people of Somalia who were Lawless on decades of years. Also Ayub Daud the young Foootballer who plays Juventus Warsheikhians after his relative member in Warshikh Claims that Daud was Warsheikh in 1992 when he was a kid, after a civil war broke in Mugadishu. [1]
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Coordinates: 2°17′N 45°47′E / 2.283°N 45.783°E
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