| 词条 | Daud Abdulle Hirsi |
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|name= Daud Abdulle Hirsi داود عبد الله حرسي |birth_place=Mareeg, |His Mother=Suban Elmi Mohamed Bidaar, Sacad, Habar Gidir |death_place=Moscow, Russia |image= |caption= |nickname= |allegiance= |branch= |serviceyears=1950s-1960s |rank=General |commands=Somali National Army |unit= |battles= |awards= |family=Mu'Mina Abdulle Hirsi Xabibo Abdulle Hirsi Bosteeyo Abukaar Faiso Abukaar Hodan Abukaar Osob Abukaar Hani Abukaar Saido Abukaar Abdikaarin Abukaar Mohammed Abuukar Maryan Abukaar Abdullahi Abukaar |laterwork= }} General Daud Abdulle Hirsi ({{lang-so|Daa'uud Cabdulle Xirsi}}, {{lang-ar|داود عبد الله حرسي}}) (b. 1925-1965) was a Somali national and military hero.[1] BiographyHirsi was born in Somalia to an Abgaal Hawiye family in 1919 in the town of Mareeg situated in central Somalia. He later joined the military, and eventually rose to the rank of Commander-in-Chief of the nascent Somali National Army (Ciidamadda Xoogga Dalka Soomaaliyeed), the first position of its kind. Following Somalia's independence in 1960, Hirsi became Minister of Defence in the country's new civilian administration. Hirsi died shortly thereafter in 1965 in Moscow, Russia. Several primary and secondary schools in addition to a main street in Mogadishu, the nation's capital, are named after him. The Cup of General Daud, an annual football competition in Somalia, is also titled in his honor. Hirsi was well known for his family who were indeed very close to him. Hirsi helped develop Somalia into a stable country and that also led to praise by then president Aden Abdullah Osman. General Daud was born in town of Mareeg in Ceel-dheer district 1924. He was born to a religious and loving family. He grew up in the country among the pastoralist. In his youth he was known to be athletic and participate in long distance running. He began his education in the local madras learning the quran, where he excelled and become a kabiir (senior). As a young man he moved to Bullo Barde and was employed in the local colonial office. As a young soldier he participated in the Italian invasion of Abyssinia, where he discovered the vast Somali territory beyond the republic. On his return in 1954 he was promoted to Lieutenant in the police force, contributing greatly to the development of the Somali military. Upon development of the Somali Defense Forces, he was promoted to first General and Commander and Chief of all military service branches. He is known as the father of Modern Somali Military and worked tirelessly to further the cause of the forces. General Daud died in 1965 Moscow, Russia during military training. He was mourned by entire Somali nation and particularly the military that he created. Siad Barre the president of Somalia at time upon hearing the loss of General daud, said “The Somali Military, today lost its father”. His colleagues referred to him as staunch nationalist, a true hero of the Somali nation, who never faltered in his duty and cause. To this day he retains the respect of all Somali Military Personnel. See also
Notes1. ^Bildhaan, p.64 References
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