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Haji Farah Omar (Somali: Xaaji Faarax Oomaar, Arabic: الحاج فارح أومار) was a famous politician and Somali nationalist in the former British Somaliland Protectorate (today Somaliland). He was one of the first modern politicians to emerge in the Protectorate and later became one of the first initiators and pioneer leaders of the political struggle between Somali people and colonial forces. He is credited for the formation of the first Somali association, the Somali Islamic Association, created in 1925 for publicising Somalis' claim to independence.

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rdfs:label	Farah Omar (en)
rdfs:comment	Haji Farah Omar (Somali: Xaaji Faarax Oomaar, Arabic: الحاج فارح أومار) was a famous politician and Somali nationalist in the former British Somaliland Protectorate (today Somaliland). He was one of the first modern politicians to emerge in the Protectorate and later became one of the first initiators and pioneer leaders of the political struggle between Somali people and colonial forces. He is credited for the formation of the first Somali association, the Somali Islamic Association, created in 1925 for publicising Somalis' claim to independence. (en)
foaf:name	Haji Farah Omar (en) Xaaji Faarax Oomaar (en) الحاج فارح أومار (en)
name	Haji Farah Omar (en) Xaaji Faarax Oomaar (en) الحاج فارح أومار (en)
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birth place	Isaaq Sultanate Xagal
death place	British Somaliland Hargeisa
death place	Hargeisa, British Somaliland (en)
birth place	Xagal, Isaaq Sultanate (en)
dcterms:subject	1871 births 1949 deaths Ethnic Somali people Somali nationalists Somalian Muslims Somalian activists Somalian religious leaders
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Wikipage revision ID	1108847370 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Berbera Dervish movement (Somali) Sahil, Somaliland Christianity Mohammed Abdullah Hassan Muhammad Ali Jinnah Mahatma Gandhi 1871 births 1949 deaths British Somaliland Burao Habar Yoonis Aden Aligarh Aligarh Muslim University Habr Je'lo Harar Hargeisa Isaaq Isaaq Sultanate Jawaharlal Nehru Somali people Ethnic Somali people Somali nationalists Somalian Muslims Somalian activists Somalian religious leaders Socotra Somalia Somaliland Somaliland Camel Corps India World War II Xagal Yemen Qadiriyya Rer Dahir
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author	Haji Farah Omar, Habr Toljalla and Hassan Dahri to whom it may concern (en)
birth date	1879 (xsd:integer)
death date	1949 (xsd:integer)
source	The Isaq Somali Diaspora and Poll-Tax Agitation in Kenya, 1936-41 (en)
text	We the undersigned Akils and elders of British Somaliland do hereby declare that we have come to the conclusion that we have nominated and appoint Haji Farah Omar to represent British Somaliland subjects grievance and we fully authorize him to represent in whole matters which injures and interests the tribe (en)
has abstract	Haji Farah Omar (Somali: Xaaji Faarax Oomaar, Arabic: الحاج فارح أومار) was a famous politician and Somali nationalist in the former British Somaliland Protectorate (today Somaliland). He was one of the first modern politicians to emerge in the Protectorate and later became one of the first initiators and pioneer leaders of the political struggle between Somali people and colonial forces. He is credited for the formation of the first Somali association, the Somali Islamic Association, created in 1925 for publicising Somalis' claim to independence. Haji Farah Omar is described in the Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic World as a reformist, modernist Islamic leader. Omar was exiled to Aden by the British administration for his protests against excesses of colonial administration, and campaigning for the improvement of economic facilities and expansion of education in the Protectorate. Omar visited India in 1930, where he met Mahatma Gandhi and was influenced by Gandhi's non-violent philosophy which he adopted in his campaign in British Somaliland Protectorate. (en)
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foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf	wikipedia-en:Farah_Omar
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Mohamed Abokor Musa Abokor 1945 Sheikh Bashir rebellion Mahatma Gandhi Aligarh Muslim University Habr Je'lo Isaaq Sheikh Bashir

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