User:Abdi Aar

Abdirahman Ismail Aabi عبدالرحمن اسماعیل‎ File:Abdi aar's photo.JPG Abdi Aar at Berbera beach
Born	Abdirahman Ismail Aabi 1994 (age 30–31) (Basra:البصرة‎ , Iraq)
Nationality	Somali
Occupation	[[Student, [Tutor]]]ist
Height	1.93 m (6 ft 4 in)
Family	Ilyas, Mohamed, Abdinajib, Abijibar (brothers),Three Sisters (Sisters)

Abdirahman Ismail Aabi(Template:Lang-so Template:Lang-ar)also known as Abdi Aar(born 7 July1994)was a primary tutor, and attended at Abaarso Technology Secondary School[Tech] in the district of Hargeisa, Somaliland in 2009 and transferred to Culver Millitary Acaademy in Indiana, US. He was a monitorial student and also a member of the student council at Abaarso School. In his first year of the school, after showing an outstanding excellence through the academies,Abdirahman was named the Mathematical and logical thinking laureate. He is trilingual, and speaks Somali, English, and Arabic.Currently, Abdirahman was a member of the Abaarso Basketball. Abdirahman Now lives Culver Millitary Academy in Indiana where he studies leadership.

Childhood Life

Abdi Aar is the second oldest boy in his family and was born from a middle class family on July 7, 1994 in Basra(Arabic:البصرة‎‎), Iraq. His mother, (a housewife woman) Raxma Cali, was born in Hargeisa, Somaliland. His father Ismacil Caabi (Mr. Aar born in Hargeisa), a mechanical man, worked in Iraq for five years as a vehicle driver. In 1994, during the Persian Gulf War, Aar's family fled to Tehran, Iran, and to Somaliland. Abdi Aar grew up in Hargeisa, and attended madrassa, Islamic school. Abdi Aar has seven siblings: three girls and four boys.

Education

Abdirahman went to Sheikh Cali Cisman Primary (ex-Reece), and had a piece of his best moment in life. He enjoyed there and won multiple awards like, Abaalmarinta Horseedka iyo Akhlaaqda (Effort and Leadership Awards). After completing the primary school, he went to Abaarso Technology Secondary School, an egalitarian American high school, located Abaarso Village, the Northwest of District of Hargeisa, Somaliland. In August, 2012, Abdirahman transferred to Culver Millitary Academy.

Work

Abdirahman was tutor, and he had been teaching underprivileged children for three years (2011-2013). He used to teach Math and English voluntarily; when he was asked how he feel about he said, " Waan jecelay inaan caawiyo dadkayga iyo dalkayga."

Family of Abdi Aar
16. 4. Guleid 2. Abdi Aar 20. 10. 5. Wa'ays 11. 1. Ismail I 24. 12. 6. 13. 3. 28 14. 29. 7. Sheikh Isxaaq 30. 15. 31.

See also

• Safavid dynasty family tree
• List Careers
• Somalia,from North,Hargeis

References

• title= Sunni Islam:
• Abdirahman İsmail,dadnimadu waa mid qaaliya markasta

Article About Somalia

The US's Somali Intervention

[UN Security Council Resolution 733 and UN Security Council Resolution 746 led to the creation of UNOSOM I, the first mission to provide humanitarian relief and help to restore order in Somalia after the dissolution of its central government.

United Nations Security Council Resolution 794 was unanimously passed on December 3, 1992, which approved a coalition of United Nations peacekeepers led by the United States. Forming the Unified Task Force (UNITAF), the alliance was tasked with assuring security until humanitarian efforts aimed at stabilizing the situation were transferred to the UN. Landing in 1993, the UN peacekeeping coalition started the two-year United Nations Operation in Somalia II (UNOSOM II) primarily in the south. UNITAF's original mandate was to use "all necessary means" to guarantee the delivery of humanitarian aid in accordance to Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, and is regarded as a success.

Some of the militias that were competing for power interpreted the UN troops' presence as a threat to their hegemony. Consequently, several gun battles between local gunmen and the peacekeepers took place in Mogadishu. Among these was the Battle of Mogadishu in 1993, an unsuccessful attempt by U.S. troops to apprehend faction leader General Mohamed Farrah Hassan Aidid. UN soldiers eventually withdrew altogether from the country on March 3, 1995, having incurred more significant casualties.] The US intervened Somalia politics recently because is not being only a residence of Al-Qaeda,but also an epitome of failed state. Moreover, Somalia has the longest coast in the East of Africa and many shipments passed through the Indian Ocean; the US troops administer to safeguard aid shipments to Somalia and other international shipments that pass through the India Ocean.

Source

AAR--Abdi Aar (talk) 19:56, 23 February 2013 (UTC) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Somalia http://en.wikipedia.org/enwiki/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:WikiProject_Somalia&action=edit Corporal http://www.babycenter.com/404_how-should-i-respond-when-my-child-says-i-hate-you_70955.bc http://www.onislam.net/english/ask-about-parenting/parents-teens-relations/452658-l.html http://skepticsannotatedbible.com/says_about/parenting.html

Links This article has been edited almost three days by me and it is being fun thing to do.

Notes

This article has been edited almost three days by Abdi Aar and it is being fun thing to do. It talks about the connection between the U.S and Somalia and it shows that the U.S always involves Somali affairs because it has natural sources such as petrol. This article talks about the tie between the U.S government and Somalia This article says, "Nearly two-thirds of Somalia was allocated to the American oil giants Conoco, Amoco,...Industry sources said the companies holding the rights to the most promising concessions are hoping that the Bush Administration’s decision to send U.S. troops to safeguard aid shipments to Somalia will also help protect their multimillion-dollar investments there." It says, U.S supports because of it's oil resources and they have close tie Somalia. This article mentions that U.S involves Somali policies because there are many terrorist groups in Somalia and the U.S wants to destroy them.