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Revision as of 11:13, 18 April 2009
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| Regions with significant populations | |
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| Languages | |
| Somali and Arabic | |
| Religion | |
| Islam (Sunni) | |
| Related ethnic groups | |
| Habar Gidir, Mudulood and other Hawiye and Digil groups. |
The Murusade(Mursal Waadeerre) clan (alternative called Heridiid) is a subclan of the larger Hawiye clan and are one of the four largest sub-clans. They reside in the Galguduud region of central Somalia. Ceelbuur is known as one of the Murasade towns. Other cities include Gal-Hareeri, Wabxo, Derri and Jacar. They also live in large numbers in the capital Mogadishu the Shabeellaha Hoose region and they also inhabit in Bay region. Murusades are known for their peace living with their clan neighbors, there were many freedom fighters among them, who fought the colonialism of their country Somalia. Murusade (Mursal waadeerre) is the descendant of the first son of Hawiye, Karanle clan.
Subclans
Sabdi
- Abdalle (Abdalle Sabdi)
- Majabe (Majabe Sabdi)
- Abakar
- Saciid Abakar
- Israafiil Abakar
- dhaleey
- cigaal dhaaley
- ahmed gindhish
- abdulle dhaleey
- gabood
- xasanleey
- Codweyne Abakar
- Maxamuud Codweyne (Reer Maxamuudka)
- Dhagaweyne, Amaanle, Gondaale iyo Fadhiweyne)
- Xuseen Codweyne
- Naajac, Dhilaay, Muusetuur iyo Maxaad Xasan)
- Maxamuud Codweyne (Reer Maxamuudka)
- Abakar
- Habar Adinle
- Ayansame
- Gumcadlle
Foolculus
- Habar Ceeno (Bah Ceenato Abgaal)(Eybakar Foolculus)
- Waaq Eybakar
- Maxamad Waaq
- Sharey
- Yebedhaalo
- Ogoliye Waaq
- Tashiil Waaq
- Celi
- Tolweyn Celi
- Faqaxasan
- Reer Ugaas
- Yeber Celi
- Cirbayar
- Celi
- Maxamad Waaq
- Waaq Eybakar
- Habar Mohamed (Eybakar Foolculus)
- Daguuro(Bah Daguuro)
- Hilibi (Bah Ina Maxamad)
Prominent figures
- Mohamed Afrah Qanyare, politician who was based to the south of Mogadishu and member of TFG parliament
- Mohamed Sheikh Osman politician ex-Minister of Finance
- Abdirahman Janaqow Somali leader, and deputy chairman of the Islamic Courts Union of Somalia (ICU),Minister of justice
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