21. Somali Cultural Association (Inc.) Promoting Somali culture in Australia. Map, history, government information, and contact details included. http://home.vicnet.net.au/~somalia/

Welcome to the Somali Cultural Association (Inc.) Home Page Somali Map Somali History Somali Government Geography and Land One of the major objectives of this association is to promote the Somali Culture here in Australia. The Somali Cultural Association is a source of information for those who are interested in Somali history and Culture. If you would like to receive our newsletter, or would like to know more about our collection of Somali literature, Children books, poems, etc. please drop us a line. Would you like to see a clickable Somali Map (289K) The following are other sites for those who are interested in Somali News SomaliPress I receive lot of e-mail from many Somalis in the United States and Canada looking for their friends, relatives in Australia. I managed to locate some of them and this pleases me a lot. However, to make the task of locating your Somali family members or friends in Australia easier please provide the following information: Nick Names, the name of the home town, the name of the school or college they attended or any other information that you think will be helpful. One of these days I will setup a database (which contains the Somalis in Australia that I know of) that you can search. Obviously this will require some coding and lengthy discussion with the Internet Service Provider, but I'm confident this facility will be available soon (well let us say before the end of the year).

22. The Africa Guide - Somalia - Introduction Provides visitor information along with background material on the people and their culture including their music, cuisine, festivals, arts and crafts. http://www.africaguide.com/country/somalia/

HOME CONTACT US LINK TO US NEWS LETTER ... CHARITIES Jump to a Country Algeria Angola Benin Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroon Cape Verde Central African Republic Chad Congo Dem.Rep. Congo (Zaire) Djibouti Egypt Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea Bissau Guinea Ivory Coast Kenya Lesotho Liberia Libya Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mauritius Morocco Mozambique Namibia Niger Nigeria Reunion Rwanda Senegal Seychelles Sierra Leone Somalia South Africa Sudan Swaziland Tanzania Togo Tunisia Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Somalia INTRODUCTION VISITOR INFORMATION ACCOMMODATION BOOKS AND MAPS Introduction Somalia is situated on the horn of East Africa and is bordered by the Gulf of Aden and Djibouti to the north, the Indian Ocean to the east and south, to the north and northwest by Ethiopia and Kenya to the southwest. The northern region is mountainous with plateaus ranging 3,000 and 7,000 ft. To the northeast there is an extremely dry dissected plateau that reaches a maximum height of 8,250 ft. South and west of this region, extending to the Shebeli River, lies a plateau whose maximum elevation is 2,250 ft. The region between the Juba and Shebeli rivers is low agricultural land, and the area that extends southwest of the Juba River to the Kenyan border is low pasture land. The Juba and Shebeli rivers originate in Ethiopia and flow toward the Indian Ocean. They provide water for irrigation but are not navigable by commercial vessels. The Shebeli dries up before reaching the ocean. Despite its lengthy shore line, Somalia has no natural harbours because of inshore coral reefs.

23. Somalia - Culture, History, Economy, Trade, Government, Tourism, Media Somali banks, music, tourism, press, radio and TV, chat, sports. http://www.arab.de/arab/Arab_Countries/Somalia/

www.arab.de September 2005 Somalia related web sites Add your Site Modify URL What's New? What's Cool? ... Home Page Sponsored Link Arab! Business-Link - Succeed in marketing your products and services effectively... Get your company listed on ARAB! See Your Ad Here... Pages: Background Note Somalia Country profile, history, economy, government and political conditions ( Hits: 1312 Rating: Votes: 0) Cool? Rate It Hot? Recommend It Bad? Report It Cycling for Somalia solidarity Cycling my bike from Lugano-CH to CapeTown-SA. A work of solidarity in favour of my motherland Somalia ( Hits: 353 Rating: 10.00 Votes: 1) Cool? Rate It Hot? Recommend It Bad? Report It Encarta Encyclopedia - Somalia Land and Resources, Population, Economy, Government, History ( Hits: 1969 Rating: 9.00 Votes: 1) Cool? Rate It Hot? Recommend It Bad? Report It Green Awareness In Somaliland dedicated to promoting Social and Ecological Awareness and Environmentalism among Somalilanders ( Hits: 453 Rating: Votes: 0) Cool? Rate It Hot? Recommend It Bad? Report It NomadNet - Somalia Views on Relief, Development and Humanitarianism not sanctioned by the establishment ( Hits: 556 Rating: Votes: 0) Cool? Rate It

24. Links To Somalia Economy Government History Culture - Somalie Somalien Somalí S Links to somalia related web Sites economy government history culture. http://www.arab.de/somalia.htm

Somalia Country Profile Somalia History Recommend it! More Sites related to Somalia? Search on ARAB! Somalia - Government, Economy, Geography, Climat ABC Country Book of Somalia Soamlia History Economy Government ArabNet, Somalia World Reference - Somalia The Washington Post Links to Somalia sites Index on Africa Country Information about Somalia SESRTCIC InfoBase Relevant Travel Information Travel Document Systems, Somalia A Journalist in Somalia Michael Maren Education in Somalia Awdal University Somalia Comments or suggestions? E-mail webmaster@arab.de

25. Somalia Travel Information | Lonely Planet Destination Guide Comprehensive facts and advice for traveling along with background material on the culture and history of this African country. http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/africa/somalia/

@import "/worldguide/css/dmStyle.css"; @import "/worldguide/css/dmStyle_structure.css"; @import "/worldguide/css/dmStyle_theme.css"; worldguide shop thorn tree forum travel services ... travel links Explore Somalia Somalia Kevlar vest; check. Military entourage; check. Somalia, here I come. View Map Click here Feature Attraction Bajuni Islands The largely isolated Bajuni (or Baajun) Islands are the beginning of the reef system that stretches... more > WORLDGUIDE Introduction See Image Gallery Transport Money Essential Info RELATED Thorn Tree Forum Postcards Travel Links At a Glance Fast Facts Dangerous Destination Somalia is one of the world's most dangerous destinations. Particularly dangerous are the neutral regions of Sool and Sanaag, both contested over by the self-declared republic of Somaliland and the northeast area of Puntland. Criminal activity is rampant in southern Somalia, especially Mogadishu. A traveller to Somalia is spoilt for choice in the number of things that can go wrong. Travel Services Flights Hostels Hotels ... Travel Insurance lonely planet 2005 about us privacy contact us worldguide ... travel links

26. Hamarey - History Of Somalia - Culture - The Somali and the Sab. Top level History of somalia culture NAIROBI, 27 July (IRIN) somalia s interim president, Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed, http://www.hamarey.com/index.php/article/archive/12/

Articles Front page Latest Archive Authors ... Site map Categories: Islamic Section Articles in Somali language Somali News archive History of Somalia ... Music Section Image gallery Image of the Moment aaaaa Image list Quiz Current game: Islamic Quiz Level 1 Quiz operations: All games Upcomming games Ended games Scores Newsfeed Latest newsfeeds Links Download music Download Quran Gallery Islamic ... Suggest a link Culture Top level History of Somalia Culture - admin user The Somali and the Sab Read more Culture Login User name: Password: Forgot your password? Register a new user Somali News archive Somalia's nomad government pleads for help to quell terrorists "I like Britain," Somalia's President and former warlord Abdullahi Yusuf told me. "In fact, a part of me is British." He patted his stomach and revealed that he'd had a liver transplant in London. "I owe my life to the donor, a 27-year-old Englishman." Read more bbc news Deadly plague hits Warcraft world Fast-track drug appraisal Is Britain becoming more segregated? New 'Hobbit' disease link claim ... Salmond sets out election vision Poll Banadir City is?

27. ZAWAJ.COM: Wedding Customs Around The World Marriage in Somali culture has always been a cornerstone of society. For more information about Somali culture, including a discussion forum, http://www.zawaj.com/weddingways/somalia.html

HOME WEDDING CUSTOMS WEDDINGS IN SOMALIA Our thanks to "Queen Arawelo, the original Somali feminist" for everything on this page. Hooyo Hooyo Hibo iyo Ducaba Naga Hooyo Wiil iyo Caano Naga Hooyo These blessings have been bestowed to the bride and bridegroom since time and memorium. Marriage in Somali culture has always been a cornerstone of society. It has signified not only a union of two young people but also of two families and most of the time, two clans. Over the last ten years, due to the instability and crises at home, many Somalis fled and settled in foreign lands. As a result, marriage itself has also been affected as changing roles and expectations enter the picture. For more information about Somali culture, including a discussion forum, see Queen Arawelo's Palace Somali Marriage in Colonian Culture by H. RAYN E. (Editor's Note: This article was written in 1920 by a non-Muslim observer) Letter from Abdillahai Deria of the Arab (Somal) tribe to the District Commissioner of town X-, dated 20/II/18.

28. LANGUAGES-ON-THE-WEB: BEST SOMALI LINKS Includes extensive information about Somali culture. ombrarossapiccola.jpg (728 byte) somalia and Somaliland, the culture Literature of somalia and http://www.languages-on-the-web.com/links/link-somali.htm

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29. Somali Settlement Experiences In Canada and other Somalis come from all over the world to see these artists perform. All of this contributes to the development of Somali culture in Canada. http://collections.ic.gc.ca/somalia/art.html

Canada has the most active cultural community of Somalis in the world. The best known artists include dancers, singers and poets. Some of the best known include: Hassan Aden Samatar, Ahmed Ali Egal, Abduqadir Juba, Fadumo Ali Nakruma, Jaamac "Yare" Dhoodi, Fartuun Ahmed Birimo, Mahad Yare, Abdisalaan Jimmy, Nuur Eebo, Bagaag, Ilka Case, Abdirashid Raaxeeye, Saynab Labadhagax, Guul band, Shego Band, Abdijabar, Abdiwahaab A. Naji and Abdi Hassan "Digge". Traditional women's hand henna design Henna Design by: Ayni Iman These artists and singers perform at community events, weddings and holiday parties on a regular basis, and other Somalis come from all over the world to see these artists perform. All of this contributes to the development of Somali culture in Canada. FOOD The main meal of the day is eaten at midday; morning and evening meals are lighter. People usually begin the day with a flat bread called Anjeeero, liver, toast, cereal or porridge made of millet or cornmeal. The midday meal consists of rice or noodles with sauce and perhaps meat. Beef is less popular than goat or camel meat. In Somalia, certain cuts of meat are considered suitable for men, while others are reserved for women and children. The evening meal is very light and might include beans, muffo (patties made of oats or corn), or a salad with more Anjeero. Special tea is the favourite drink, but sheep, goat and camel's milk are also popular. Cow's milk is used only when the others are not available.

30. The Country & People Of Somalia About somalia * Business * culture * Education * History * Media * Organizations * Travel * Gateways * Arab Countries http://www.hejleh.com/countries/somalia.html

Special Arab Files This page contains links to sites in Somalia and Somalia related sites. For Middle East, North Africa, Arab and regional information visit Arab Countries Web hejleh.com Somalia, History In 1969 a coup led by Maj. Gen. Muhammad Siyad Barre resulted in a socialist state. In 1977 the corrupt and repressive regime broke with the USSR over Soviet aid to Ethiopia and received aid during the 1980s from the U.S. The Somali army invaded the Ogaden region in 1977 but was defeated (1978) by Ethiopian forces; skirmishes continued into the early 1980s. Barre was ousted (1991) by rebels after intense and bloody fighting. The Somali National Movement gained control of the north, the old British Somaliland, and proclaimed it the Somaliland Republic. The north remained relatively peaceful, although clan-based fighting has occurred. In Mogadishu and most of the south the United Somali Congress achieved control, but savage warfare erupted between rival subclans. Almost a quarter of the population faced starvation because of the fighting. UN food supplies and peacekeepers arrived in 1992 and were soon joined by troops from the U.S. and other nations to assure distribution of food aid. A national cease-fire was signed, but no central government was formed. Fighting again erupted (1993) in Mogadishu as the UN unsuccessfully attempted to arrest Gen. Mohammed Farah Aidid. The U.S. and other nations withdrew their troops in 1994 and the last UN forces were withdrawn in 1995. That year some factions again proclaimed Aidid president, but the country remained divided into spheres of influence with no central government. Aidid died from battle wounds in 1996, and his faction chose his son, former U.S. Marine Hussein Mohammed Farah, to succeed him.

31. Culture Of Somalia -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article culture of somalia. Categories somalia, Somali culture Miscellaneous Topics on Somali culture. Did you know that it is polite to leave a little bit http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/C/Cu/Culture_of_Somalia.htm

Culture of Somalia [Categories: Somalia, Somali culture] Somali History The origins of the (A member of a tall dark people inhabiting Somalia) Somali s and their time of entry into present-day Somalia has been debated, with Somalis claiming descent from (A spirited graceful and intelligent riding horse native to Arabia) Arabian families who settled on the coast 1,000 years ago, and historians tracing the origins to pre-15th century. By the 12th century, the ancestors of some of the clan familes were already established in their present territories, while others moved southward through the 19th century. The borders of Somalia were set at the end of the 19th century and a great number of Somalis were left out by the border placement, leaving them in eastern (Ethiopia is a republic in northeastern Africa on the Red Sea; formerly called Abyssinia) Ethiopia and northern (A republic in eastern Africa; achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1963; major archeological discoveries have been made in the Great Rift Valley in Kenya) Kenya . It is estimated that northern Somalis began converting to (The monotheistic religion of Muslims founded in Arabia in the 7th century and based on the teachings of Muhammad as laid down in the Koran) Islam around the 10th century.

32. Culture And Customs Of Somalia — Greenwood Publishing Group Written by a native Somali, culture and Customs of somalia gives students and interested readers an indepth look at the land and people, past and present. http://www.greenwood.com/books/BookDetail.asp?dept_id=1&sku=GR1333

33. Somalia Book Review, NWC Review, Autumn 1996 Stevenson further characterizes Somali culture as a series of shifting loyalties Such distancing precluded any attempt to learn about Somali culture. http://www.nwc.navy.mil/press/Review/1996/autumn/som-a96.htm

Losing Mogadishu: Testing U.S. Policy in Somalia Stevenson, Jonathan. Annapolis, Md.: Naval Institute Press, 1995. 183pp. $24.95 The book jacket of Losing Mogadishu quotes the former U.S. ambassador to Kenya, Smith Hempstone, famous for his prediction of Somalia as America's next "tar baby," as saying that this book is "required reading of anyone interested in the origins of the Somalia debacle." I would go one step further: it should be required reading for anyone involved in a U.S. humanitarian effort overseas. Not only does this comprehensive, thoroughly researched book provide an honest appraisal of what went wrong in Somalia, it also spells out how the lessons learned from the experience should guide our foreign policy, the use of U.S. military force in humanitarian interventions, and our relationship with the United Nations. We would do well to heed its warning. Although author Jonathan Stevenson cites numerous reasons for the United States' poor performance in Somalia, two stand out in particular: the failure to understand Somali culture and a fear of repeating Vietnam. To this reviewer, who was in Somalia at the time of Operation RESTORE HOPE, these factors are more important than others because their impact is so far-reaching. In addition, they are deceivingly benign, so it is important that others less familiar with Somalia understand them. In his early chapters, Stevenson, a lawyer turned journalist, introduces us to Somali culturea multifaceted society with one pervasive feature, the clan. One's clan affiliation determines everything in Somali life. This alone defies any notion of a centralized politic, a fact not appreciated by everyone determining American policy in the country. Stevenson further characterizes Somali culture as a series of "shifting loyalties and fluid allegiances." Loyalty extends only to the sub-clan, whose "collective alignment [rolls] with the moment."

34. WWW-pages : SomaliNet > Somali > Somalia And Somalinad ArabNet somalia, culture, Media Media The governmentowned Xiddigta Oktobar, published in Somali, http//www.arab.net/somalia/culture/so_media.html http://somalinet.com/dir/sites/24/130

SomaliNet Virtual Library Somalia English Somali Dictionary Somali English Dictionary ... somalikids.com SPONSORED LINKS SomaliNet - USA Change Country HOME NEWS BUSINESS ... About Us Web somalinet.com SomaliNet Internet Directory WWW-pages Business ... Technology WWW-pages Search Internet Directory Search all SomaliNet using the above form Search this category only The whole directory Suggest a site for this category Arabic Search Engine: Directory of arabic and islamic sites: Art arab and muslim galleries. lots of pictures of the arab world (English) http://www.4arabs.com/links/Arts/Galleries/ Arabic Search Engine: Directory of arabic and islamic sites: Art arab and muslim galleries. lots of pictures of the arab world (English) http://www.4arabs.com/links/Arts/Galleries/more2.html Arabic Search Engine: Directory of arabic and islamic sites: Cou somalia personal homepages (?) http://www.4arabs.com/links/Countries/Somalia/Personal_Pages/ Arabic Search Engine: Directory of arabic and islamic sites: Cou somalia search engine (?) http://www.4arabs.com/links/Countries/Somalia/Reference/

35. Arts & Culture : SomaliNet > Somali > Somalia And Somalinad somalia SomaliNet - somalia - somalia s gateway to Internet. http://somalinet.com/dir/sites/1/10

SomaliNet Virtual Library Somalia English Somali Dictionary Somali English Dictionary ... somalikids.com SPONSORED LINKS SomaliNet - USA Change Country HOME NEWS BUSINESS ... About Us Web somalinet.com SomaliNet Internet Directory Business Careers ... WWW-pages Search Internet Directory Search all SomaliNet using the above form Search this category only The whole directory Suggest a site for this category Fasiraadda Riyada! Riyada iyo Fasiraadeeda - Ilaah baa mahad leh oo muslimiinta barey iney riyadooda fasirtaan, waxaan filaayaa inaad ka faa'iideysan doontid. http://www.geocities.com/mucabbir99/RIYADA.html?1026937741449 Home of Somali Lyrics home of somali lyrics we have thousands of written somali songs, large database you can search take a look written songs http://www.geocities.com/somalilyrics Islamic Home Page all about Islam http://www.go.to/alishariif.com king has somali, sugaan, gabayo, wararka http://www.king-has.com The planning offices of KITZIG INTERIOR DESIGN draft and realize interior design concepts. Additional specialties: product design and fair architecture. http://www.kitzig-design.com

36. ArabBay.com: Arab Countries/Somalia/Culture & Society culture and Society. somalia. • Sudan. • Syria. • Tunisia Home Arab Countries somalia culture Society http://www.arabbay.com/Arab_Countries/Somalia/Culture___Society/

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37. ArabBay.com: Arab Countries/Somalia/Culture & Society/History somalia. • Sudan. • Syria. • Tunisia. • UAE. • Yemen. Worth a Click Home Arab Countries somalia culture Society History. Arabic Search Engine http://www.arabbay.com/Arab_Countries/Somalia/Culture___Society/History/

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38. Somalia If You Want To Learn More somalia Cultural Profiles. culture and Customs of somalia. Connecticut Greenwood Press, 2001. Written by a native Somalie, the book gives an indepth http://cp.settlement.org/english/somalia/more.html

I F Y OU W ANT TO L EARN M ORE Abdullahi, Mohamed Diriye. Culture and Customs of Somalia . Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 2001. Written by a native Somalie, the book gives an in-depth look at the land and people, past and present, with comprehensive and accessible general reference on this country. Aided, M.F. and S.P. Ruhela. Somalia: From the Dawn of Civilization to the Modern Times . New Delhi: Vikas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd., 1994. Aided was the Somali ambassador to India from 1984 to 1989. The book includes sections on tradition, history, social structure, culture, economy and politics. Besteman, Catherine. Unravelling Somalia: Race, Violence and the Legacy of Slavery . Philadelphia: U of Pennsylvania Press, 1999. Besteman worked in Somalia and argues that the breakdown of the Somalia state was caused not by clan conflicts, but by underlying race and class issues. D’Haem, Jeanne. The Last Camel: True Stories of Somalia . Eritrea: Red Sea Press, 1997. Written by a Peace Corps volunteer teacher who lived in a village in northern Somalia. Fox, Mary Virginia.

39. Somalia Spirituality somalia Cultural Profiles. Elements of this spirituality still thrive in Somali culture. Clan members offer ceremonies, gifts and prayers to ancestors http://cp.settlement.org/english/somalia/spirit.html

S PRITUALITY I slam and poetry have been described as the twin pillars of Somali culture. Over 99% of Somalis are Muslim, mostly Sunni Muslim; a small minority is Christian, both Anglican and Roman Catholic. Despite the influence of religion on daily life and culture, many Somalis are not strict adherents of their faith, but follow only some of the more important rites. M uslims recognize one God, Allah, and Muhammad as his prophet. Muhammad is believed to be the last in a line of prophets that included Abraham, Moses and Jesus. In 610 AD, Muhammed introduced Islam to the city of Mecca. His revelations are contained in the Islamic holy book, the Qur’an or Koran. Muhammed’s other teachings were recorded by his followers and are known as the hadith (tradition). Muslims follow the five pillars of the Islamic faith: professing the faith; saying daily prayers; fasting during the month of Ramadan; giving alms to the poor and religious scholars; and, if possible, going on one hajj (pilgrimage) to Mecca. P rior to adopting Islam, Somalis followed a belief system that included folklore and reverence for ancestors. Elements of this spirituality still thrive in Somali culture. Clan members offer ceremonies, gifts and prayers to ancestors in the hope that they will protect the living. In addition, clan leaders are often revered as people who have

40. Joan B. Kroc Institute For Peace&Justice: Programs on everyone in somalia, as well as the world s belief about her culture. what she identified as a national resource of the Somali culture women. http://peace.sandiego.edu/programs/WPM/WPM_Zahra.html

Contact Updates Home Support Our Work PROGRAMS LOCAL DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES WORLDLINK/YOUTH INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES GLOBAL WOMEN PEACEMAKERS NEPAL PROJECT UGANDA PROJECT ACTIVITIES BY COUNTRY ... UN CONNECTION Zahra Ugas Farah Somalia 2003 Residency If there is a problem, there is also a solution. Women's roles have risen up and they can do things that men cannot do. Women can find ways to make peace. Zahra Ugas Farah is the founder of the Family Economy, Rehabilitation Organization (FERO), a Somali non-governmental organization (NGO) created in 1992 to assist in meeting the basic needs of people in communities ripped apart by violent civil wars. She is also a key civil society leader and facilitator in the Somali peace talks that began in 2002 and resulted in the January 29, 2004 peace agreement that is now the basis of an interim government and framework for a new constitution. Zahra has focused on addressing Somalia's cycle of vicious conflict by working as a peacemaker and a peace-builder to overcome the legacy of warring clan factions who destroyed the country's political, economic, and social infrastructure, leaving ever greater poverty, starvation, and disease behind in a "failed state." Zahra created FERO in the early 1990s to assist in meeting food, medical, and basic survival needs of civil-war devastated communities in Somalia. The women of FERO assumed tasks of feeding the hungry, finding medical care for those in need, and helping rebuild shelters. In 1993, because of their initial success, FERO was asked to serve as

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