Omar Mohamoud (Clan)
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The Omar Mahamoud (Somali: Cumar Maxamuud, Arabic: عمر محمود) is a Somali sub-clan, part of the Mohamoud Suleiman, itself a part of the Majeerteen sub-clan of the Harti conglomeration of Darod clans. The Omar Mohamoud is one of the largest Majeerteen sub-clans. The Omar Mohamoud clan primarily inhabits the Mudug[1] and southern Nugaal regions of Puntland in northern Somalia. a large number of the clan settle in Doollo region of Ogadenia, as well as in the port city of Kismayo and the Lower Juba region of southern Somalia.[2][3][1]
Clan Tree[edit]
The structures of the clans and sub clans are not clearly agreed upon. However, the following summarised clan tree presented below is taken from John Hunt's A general survey of the Somaliland Protectorate (1944-1950):[4]
- Mohamud Saleban
- Osman Mohamud
- Ise Mohamud
- Omar Mohamud
- Nassar Omar
- Ibrahim Omar
- Yunis Omar
- Ali Omar
- Mohamed Omar (Maxamed Cumar)
- Hussein Mohamed
- Abdikarim Mohamed
- Ahmed Mohamed
- Warfa Mohamed
- Sharmake Mohamed
- Ise Mohamed
- Abdulle Mohamed
- Gedi Mohamed
- Yusuf Gedi
- Ali Gedi
- Farah Gedi
- Ishaq Omar
- Ise Ishaq
- Abdi Ise (Cabdi Ciise)
- Hersi Abdi
- Sharmarke Abdi
- Hildid Abdi
- Arahaye Hildid
- Suryan Hildid
- Shirdon Hildid
- Abdi Ise (Cabdi Ciise)
- Abdullah Ishaq
- Ahmed Abdullah
- Osman Abdullah
- Jibrahil Abdullah
- Egale Jibrahil
- Liban Egale
- Mohamed Egale
- Aden Egale (Reer Aadan)
- Liban Aden
- Guled Aden
- Dini Aden
- Dalal Aden
- Dhaweiyd Aden
- Hersi Aden
- Jama Aden
- Magan Aden
- Orobe Aden
- Warsame Aden
- Nur Aden
- Ali Aden
- Yusuf Ali
- Osman Ali
- Ishaq Ali
- Hassan Ali
- Hayle Ali
- Shirwa Egale
- Guled Shirwa
- Sharmake Shirwa
- Warfa Shirwa (Bah Ogaadeen)
- Mohamud Shirwa (Bah Ogaadeen)
- Hersi Shirwa (Bah Mareexaan)
- Mahad Shirwa (Bah Mareexaan)
- Ali Shirwa (Bah Abasguul)
- Mohamed Shirwa (Bah Abasguul)
- Mohamud Mohamed
- Farah Mohamed
- Ali Mohamed
- Magan Mohamed
- Liban Mohamed
- Farah Shirwa (Bah Leelkase)
- Yusuf Farah
- Ali Farah
- Darod Farah (Bah Ina Wacays)
- Mohamud Farah (Bah Ina Wacays)
- Abdille Farah (Baha Cali Yoonis)
- Mohamed Farah (Baha Cali Yoonis)
- Warsame Farah (Baha Cali Yoonis)
- Dalal Farah (Baha Cali Yoonis)
- Guled Farah (Baha Cali Yoonis)
- Irole Farah (Baha Cali Yoonis)
- Khalaf Farah (Baha Cali Yoonis)
- Mohamed Khalaf
- Ehal Khalaf
- Jama Khalaf
- Ali Khalaf
- Liban Khalaf
- Farah Khalaf
- Warsame Khalaf
- Mohamud Khalaf
- Nur Khalaf
- Samatar Khalaf
- Hassan Samatar
- Farah Samatar
- Abdille Samatar
- Abar Samatar
- Yusuf Khalaf
- Haji "Amir" Yusuf
- Warfa Yusuf
- Qal Yusuf
- Gutalle Yusuf
- Darod Yusuf
- Hersi Farah (Baha Cali Yoonis)
- Mohamud Hersi
- Egal Hersi
- Nur Hersi
- Yusuf Hersi
- Hassan Hersi
- Elmi Hersi
- Liban Hersi
- Adan Hersi
- Egal Adan
- Muse Adan
- Shriwa Adan
- Jama Adan
- Mohamed Adan
- Warsame Adan
- Ali Adan
- Ahmed Hersi
- Elmi Ahmed
- Farah Ahmed
- Magan Ahmed
- Nur Ahmed
- Samatar Ahmed
- Ali Ahmed
- Jama Ahmed
- Egal Farah (Bah Dir)
- Mahad Farah (Bah Dir)
- Warsame Mahad
- Magan Mahad
- Jama Mahad
- Warfa Mahad
- Koshin Mahad
- Nur Mahad
- Mohamud Mahad
- Hassan Mahad
- Guled Mahad
- Yusuf Mahad
- Ahmed Mahad
- Mohamed Mahad
- Abdullah Mohamed
- Omar Mohamed
- Hassan Mohamed
- Farah Mohamed
- Adan Mahad
- Omar Adan
- Hersi Adan
- Farah Adan
- Hassan Adan
- Ali Adan
- Mahamud Adan
- Guled Adan
- Jama Adan
- Abdi Adan
- Warsame Adan
- Egale Jibrahil
- Ise Ishaq
References[edit]
- ^ a b Refugees, United Nations High Commissioner for. "Refworld | Somalia: Relationship between the Omar Mahmud subclan of the Majerteen and the government between 1981 and 1984". Refworld. Retrieved 2022-08-24.
- ^ Refugees, United Nations High Commissioner for. "Refworld | Somalia: Information on the Omar Mahamoud subclan of the Darod clan". Refworld.
- ^ "New Puntland President Likely to Revive Somalia's Federal Agenda |". January 24, 2014.
- ^ Hunt, John. A general survey of the Somaliland Protectorate-1944-1950 (PDF). Hargeisa. pp. 141–145. Retrieved 20 September 2019.
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