Dhulbahante
The Dhulbahante is a Somali clan of the Harti , part of the Darod clan.
Dhulbahante members are found in their traditional territories in the northern regions of Sool, Sanaag, Cayn, Nugaal ,and the southern province of Jubbada hose and also the Somali Region of Ethiopia.
There are 20 Dhulbahante Garaads and One Chief Garaad There are also over 100 chiefs.
The Dhulbahante were the only tribe in the north of Somalia not to have signed an agreement with the British colonisers.[citation needed] They were the backbone of the first anti-colonial movement.[citation needed]
- Dhulbahante
- Mahamud Garaad
- Omar Waceys
- Waceys Abdule
- Jama Siyaad
- Nur Ahmed
- Naleye Ahmed
- Mahamud Ugaadhyahan
- Nur Mahamud
- Higis Mahamud
- Farah Garaad
- Bahararsame
- Barkad
- Ali Geri
- Waceys Adan
- Hagar Adan
- Samakab Adan
- Yasiin garaad
- Abdi Garaad
- Qayaad
- Ali Garad
- Ugaasyo
- (Hassan Ugaas
- Jibril harun
- Sacid Harun
- Yuosuf Harun
- Ahmed Harun
- Abdi Harun
- Kheyr Harun)
- Hamuud Ugaas
- Mahamud Ugaas
- Abdi mahamud
- Saalah Mahamud
- Shahab Mahmud
- Husein Ugaas
- Hayaag
- Yahye
- Khalid
- Reer Abokor
- Reer Bare
- Reer Yonis
- Wadada Mahamud
- Hinjile
- Turle
Notable Dhulbahante people
- Aw Ali Shire Ahmed, notable 20th century businessman.
- Afxakame, 18th century warrior who dominated the plains of Nugaal/ Sool and Sanaag and Hawd.
- Xaaji Husseen Boqow Chief Harti Kismayo from 1930-1985
- Ugaas Mahamuud H. Boqow Chief Harti Kismayo (1985 - present)
- Garaad Ali Garaad jama signed the somali independence at london in 1960.
- Garaad Jaamac Garaad Cali LEADER OF THE ALL THE TRIBES OF THE DHULBAHANTE
- Garaad abshir
- Garaad C/salaan
- Garaad Maxamuud
- Garaad Saleebaan
- Garaad c/laahi
- Garaad Burale
- Suldaan Siciid
- Boqor C/laahi
- Ugaas C/laahi
- Ugaas Faarax dhere
- Baashi M Osman Afgelle ,Somali young Politician Feiture
- Cali Dhuux, notable Somali poet.
- Ismaaciil Mire, Darwish leader, Somali nationalist and poet.
- Haji Mahamuud Dheere, former Businessman and enterpernuer in mogdishu
- Mohamed Abdi Hashi, former Interim President of Puntland.
- Aw jama Omar Esa, historian
- Mohamed Ali Shire, Somali politician;former SRC member.
- Mohamed Ibrahim Alishire, Scholar and businessman.
- Mahamed Mahamud Khawi, owner of Allamagans Factory
- Axmed Maxamuud Goole, former Vice-president of Puntland, current Somali Federal MP.
- Mohamed Jabane, philanthropist, enterprenuer
- Ahmed Abdi Xaabsade, politician and current Interior Minister of Puntland.
- Abdinuur cabdulahi biindhe , Business Minister of Puntland
- Ahmed Jama Jangeli, Somali politician.
- Mohamed Ali Ateyeh,Engineer, Politician and Businessman
- Awil Mohamed Hassan, Businessman and Former Banker.
- Darwiish Mohamed Mohamuud, Businessman Kismayo
- Ahmed Saleeban Cabdallah, Somali politician; former Minister of Home Affairs.
- Ali Khalif Galeyr, Former Prime Minister of Somalia
- Cabdi Bile Cabdi, Olympic long-distance gold medalist.
- Axmed Maxamed Aadan Qaybe, Somali politician; former Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Alidaahir Darwiish Mohamed,freelance writer P.H.D Jubba Land
- Mohamed Ahmed Diriye, A notable Somali scholar
- Mohamoud Abdirahaman Haji Hersi former Governor of Northwest Somalia and Bay
- Abdul Qadir Haji ali Hassan, multi-millionaire who resides in Dubai.
- Mohamed Jabane, philanthropist, enterprenuer.
- Saado Ali Warsame,Singer
- Abdi Hassan Jamac, author.
- Abdirisak Mohamed Sahal, chairman SSCJ youth group.
- Abdallah Ahmed Jama, somali politician and the chairman of the somali community in Nairobi Kenya.
- Abdikarim Aden Ali, somali historian.
- Axmed Barkhadle Warsame, somali tradional leader
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