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Abgaal are a Somali clan and are part of the Hawiye. They live in the Shabeellaha Dhexe, Galguduud, Banaadir, Mudug and Shabeellaha Hoose regions of southern Somalia. They have played an important role in the capital, Mogadishu, where they are the majority of Hawiye sub-clans. In Mogadishu today, all clans are to be found with the Hiraab tribes, but the Abgaal form the majority. Abgaals consider Xamar (Mogadishu) as their traditional land.^[1]

Abgaal does not neccessarily mean Mudulood:^{[clarification needed]} Abgaal are only subclan of the Mudulood family, which consists of Udeejeen or Ciise ,Wacweytan,Darandoole, Daroo Mudulood, Hiilebi, Wacdaan Osman, Wadalaan Osman, Moobleen Osman, Lilawaay and Abgaal Osman.^[2] Wacdaan Osman and Moobleen Osman's traditional land is Shabelada Hoose.^{[citation needed]}

State of Abgaal , State of Yaquub

State Of Yaquub: the Sultanate of Somali tribe Abgaal months sovereigns Sultan Haji Omar Hilowle AL-Yaquuby, Mogadishu was sentenced to a long period in the eighth century Ten AD.

Mogadishu Kingdom 900 - 1860 AD

First Sultan of the Mogadishu Kingdom Rulers from 900 - 1860 AD

Suldaanadii soo maray beelweynta Abgaal waxaa ka mid:-
Sultan Doodshe Aadan Good, Suldankii Gobalada kala ah Mudug, G/gaduud, Sh/ Dhexe, Benadir, Sh/Hoose
Sultan Daamey Ali (Xume) Axmed
Sultan Cumar father of Abu bakr
Sultan Abu Bakr
Sultan Axmad I
Sultan Maxammad I
Sultan Axmad II
Sultan Maxmud
Sultan Cali
Sultan Cismaan
Sultan Muxammad II
Sultan Axmad III-1860
Sultan Hassan Abdulqadir Haji

Sub-clans of the Abgaal

Reference:^[3]

Harti
- Abokor
  - Yaquub
  - Yabaorw (qajaf weyn)
- Agonyar
  - Cabdalle
  - Reer Aadan
  - Gabale
  - Celi
  - Buraale
- Ciise Harti
- Cabdalle Caroone
  - Jiiryar
  - Ricle
  - Yaryar
  - Idiris
- Warsangali
  - Cumar
  - Cabdalle
Wabudhan
- Cabdulle Galmaax
- Celi Cumar Galmaax
  - Cali Celi
  - Cosoble Celi
  - Ibraahin Celi
  - Geesaweyn Celi
  - Shige Celi
  - Xassan Gaab Celi
- Daa’uud
  - Issaq Daa’uud
  - Youssef Daa’uud
- Kaabale
  - Haile Muse
  - Salebaan Muse
- Mattan Cumar Galmaax or Reer Mattan
  - Reer Bareesya
  - Reer Maxamuud
  - Reer Diinle
  - Reer Duuliye
  - Reer Weheliye
- Yuusuf Galmaax
  - Mahamed Muuse
  - Wehliye Muuse
  - Xasan Muuse
- Yoonis
Waesli (Waceesle) or Warculus
- Absuge
- Ali-yabaal
- Cabdirahman
  - Macalin Aflax
  - Dhagageys
- Cali Gaaf
- Dhagaweyne
Faqay ( Cumar Waceysle)
- Haaruun Waceysle]]
- Jibraa'iil Waceysle
- Macalndhblawe
  - Cabdi Macalin
  - Cismaan Macalin
  - Eybakargaab
  - Maxamed Cadde Macalin
- Saleymaan
Daylacood
Daymaculus
Maxamud
Cabdulle or Jurtub
Ceynato

Prominent members of the Abgaal

Traditional

Imam Mohamud Imam Cumar ,Is the Imam Of Mudulood and also The Traditional Imam of Hiraab.[ref][22].

Political

Nur Hassan Husein Prime Minister of the Transitional Federal Government
Hussein Kulmiye Afrah, vice-president of Somalia under the Siad Barre regime.
Major General Salad Gabeyre Kadiye, first Somali Military Lieutenant and Chairman of the Somali Revolution (Kacdoonkii Soomaaliyeed)
Sheikh Sharif Ahmed, Commander-in-chief of the Islamic Courts Union
Mohamed Omar Habeb Dhere, Somali warlord, governor and mayor of Banadir and Mogadishu
Omar Muhamoud Finnish, leader of a splinter movement of the United Somali Congress/Somali Salvation Alliance
Ali Mohammed Ghedi, Prime Minister of the Transitional Federal Government
General Daud Abdulle Hirsi, first commander-in-chief of the Somali National Army Forces
Salad Ali Jelle, Deputy Minister of Defense of the Transitional Federal Government
Ali Mahdi Muhammad, president of Somalia, January - November 1991
Musa Sudi Yalahow, Somali warlord who served as Trade Minister in the Transitional Government of Ali Mohammed Ghedi
Ali Jimale, educator, City University of New York
Ahmed Maxamed Xasan,Lieutenant Colonel in the Somali Airforce.^[4]^[5]
Mohamud Siad Togane, Canadian poet, professor, and political activist
Mohamed Ali Hassan, known as Adde Gabow, politician
Abukar Umar Adani, An islamist,Wealth bussiness man who used to control the El-ma`an beach area,which served as Mogadishu`s Port since the closure in 1995 of the city's main port.^[6]
Bashir Raghe Shiiraar, A secular warlord Who was a Member of the dysfunctional US-backed Alliance for Peace and the Fight Against International Terrorism.^[7]
Sheikh Ali Dhere, Somali Cleric and The Head Of The First Islamic Courts Union In Northern Mogadishu in 1996^[8]
Farah Weheliye Addow (Sindiko), Former Vice President of the of the Conferation of African Football^[9]^[10]
Prof. Dr. Abdulahi Ahmed Afrah, Somali Minister of Commerce^[11]^[12]
Dr. Abdi Mohamed Ulusso("Black"), Somali intellectual and 2003 Presidential candidate.^[13]
Dr. Hussein Hagi Bood, Somali politician and former warlord.^[14]^[15]
Dr.Hilowle Imam Omar, Somali Politician, former co-Chairman of the (Somali Reconciliation and Reconstruction Council)(SRRC) Party.^[16]^[17]^[18]
Dr.Mohamed Ali Ameriko, Somali Ambassador To Kenya.^[19]

Poets

Xuseen Sheekh Ahmed Kadarre, orthographer^[20]^[21]
Abdulle Geedannaar, poet^[22]
Sheekh Ahmed Gabyow, poet^[23]

References

^ Jimale Ahmed, Ali (2002). "Nuruddin Farah and the (Re)Writing of Somali Historiography: Narrative as a Politically Symbolic Act". In Derek Wright (ed.). Emerging Perspectives on Nuruddin Fara. Trenton, New Jersey: Africa World Press. pp. p. 234. ISBN 0865439192. Retrieved 2008-07-02. {{cite book}}: |pages= has extra text (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |month= (help)
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 ==Political==
 * [[Nur Hassan Husein]] Prime Minister of the Transitional Federal Government
-* [[Hussein Kulmiye Afrah]], vice-president of Somalia in the era of Siad Barre
+* [[Hussein Kulmiye Afrah]], vice-president of Somalia under the Siad Barre regime.
-*[[Major General]]   Salad Gabeyre Kadiye, First Somali Militry Luitenet and Chiarman of Somali Revelution ( Kacdoonkii Soomaaliyeed
+*[[Major General]]   Salad Gabeyre Kadiye, first Somali Military Lieutenant and Chairman of the Somali Revolution (Kacdoonkii Soomaaliyeed)
 * [[Sharif Ahmed|Sheikh Sharif Ahmed]], Commander-in-chief of the Islamic Courts Union
 * [[Mohamed Omar Habeb Dhere]], Somali warlord, governor and mayor of Banadir and Mogadishu
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 * [[Musa Sudi Yalahow]], Somali warlord who served as Trade Minister in the Transitional Government of Ali Mohammed Ghedi
 * [[Ali Jimale]], educator, City University of New York
-*[[Ahmed Maxamed Xasan]],Lieutenant Colonel in the Somali Airforce.[ref][http://www.somalilandtimes.net/sl/2008/335/0280.shtml][ref][http://www1.somaliuk.com/Forums/index.php?topic=7037.0].
+*[[Ahmed Maxamed Xasan]],Lieutenant Colonel in the Somali Airforce.<ref>[http://www.somalilandtimes.net/sl/2008/335/0280.shtml]</ref><ref>[http://www1.somaliuk.com/Forums/index.php?topic=7037.0]</ref>
 * [[Mohamud Siad Togane]], Canadian poet, professor, and political activist
 * Mohamed Ali Hassan, known as [[Adde Gabow]], politician
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 * [[Abdi Mohamed Ulusso|Dr. Abdi Mohamed Ulusso("Black")]],  Somali intellectual and 2003 Presidential candidate.<ref>[http://www.mudulood.com/PageDr.%20Abdi%20Ulusso.html]</ref>
 * [[Hussein Hagi Bood|Dr. Hussein Hagi Bood]], Somali politician and former warlord.<ref>[http://www.mg.co.za/article/2002-01-01-rival-somali-gunmen-call-it-quits]</ref><ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/575494.stm]</ref>
-*[[Dr.Hilowle Imam Omar]], Somali Politican,Former Co-Chairman of the (Somali Reconciliation and Reconstruction Council)(SRRC) Party.[Ref][http://www.mudulood.com/PageDr.%20Abdi%20Ulusso.html].[ref][http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/rwb.nsf/db900sid/ACOS-64BT7A?OpenDocument].[ref][http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:vJIJk_Cfq-wJ:www.publicinternationallaw.org/docs/PNW/Peace%2520Negotiation%2520Watch.Sept09_02.doc+DR.Hilowle+iman&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=pk].
+*[[Dr.Hilowle Imam Omar]], Somali Politician, former co-Chairman of the (Somali Reconciliation and Reconstruction Council)(SRRC) Party.<ref>[http://www.mudulood.com/PageDr.%20Abdi%20Ulusso.html]</ref><ref>[http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/rwb.nsf/db900sid/ACOS-64BT7A?OpenDocument]</ref><ref>[http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:vJIJk_Cfq-wJ:www.publicinternationallaw.org/docs/PNW/Peace%2520Negotiation%2520Watch.Sept09_02.doc+DR.Hilowle+iman&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=pk]</ref>
-*[[Dr.Mohamed Ali Ameriko]], Somali Ambassador To Kenya.[ref][http://www.banadir.com/dr_m_ali.shtml].
+*[[Dr.Mohamed Ali Ameriko]], Somali Ambassador To Kenya.<ref>[http://www.banadir.com/dr_m_ali.shtml]</ref>
 ==Poets==