| 词条 | Halima Godane |
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Halima Mohamed Yusuf, better known as Halima Godane ("the stooped one") (1935–1994) was a Somali poet and activist.. Born in Kismayo, Godane was married at age nine to Bulqaas of Ali Seleebaan. She moved to Mogadishu in the later 1940s, joining the Somali Youth League; in the early 1950s she was elected a member of the party's women's committee. On national occasions she would recite buraanbur poetry, entertaining crowds at the regular party meetings as well. On October 12, 1954, she first recited what would become her best-known work, an ode to the flag of Somalia. In 1958 she was among those who supported Haaji Mahammad Husseen in his desire to form the Greater Somalia League; that same year she was elected to Mogadishu's city council. In 1967 she again switched parties, to the Workers' Socialist Party, and in 1974 she received an award and lifetime monthly pension from Mogadishu authorized by Mohamed Siad Barre. Godane remained steadfast in her socialist beliefs and desire to see a unified Somalia until her death.[1] References1. ^{{cite book|author=Mohamed Haji Mukhtar|title=Historical Dictionary of Somalia|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=DPwOsOcNy5YC|date=25 February 2003|publisher=Scarecrow Press|isbn=978-0-8108-6604-1}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Godane, Halima}}{{Somalia-writer-stub}}{{authority control}} 16 : 1935 births|1994 deaths|Somalian women writers|Somalian poets|Women poets|20th-century poets|20th-century women writers|Somalian activists|Women activists|Somalian women in politics|Women city councillors|20th-century women politicians|Somali Youth League politicians|People from Kismayo|20th-century Somalian women writers|20th-century Somalian writers |
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