Sunday 12 July 2026
Mohamoud Ibrahim “Hajji” is an author. His works (in Somali) includes: Calaf & Cugasho, Han iyo Hagardaamo, and Dhibbane. He can be reached at X/Twitter
Articles by the Author
Fiction
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From the ruins of 1991 Mogadishu to the bulldozers of 2025, Sa’diyo has survived war, loss and endless displacement, in a country that never stops taking.…
From the ruins of 1991 Mogadishu to the bulldozers of 2025, Sa’diyo has survived war, loss and endless displacement, in a country that never stops taking.…
Culture
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From clan legends to cosmic camels and the tale of the first Somali astronaut, Mohamoud Ibrahim “Hajji” explores the deep imaginative power of Somali folklore. …
From clan legends to cosmic camels and the tale of the first Somali astronaut, Mohamoud Ibrahim “Hajji” explores the deep imaginative power of Somali folklore. …
Fiction
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In this fictional account, Mohamoud Ibrahim “Hajji” tells the story of a young Somali man disillusioned by corruption, clan politics and betrayal—driven to leave Somalia, the country that broke him.…
In this fictional account, Mohamoud Ibrahim “Hajji” tells the story of a young Somali man disillusioned by corruption, clan politics and betrayal—driven to leave Somalia, the country that broke him.…
Fiction
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Even the dead aren’t left to rest in Mahmud Ibrahim Haji’s short story, satirising President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud decision to relocate a public cemetery in Mogadishu.…
Even the dead aren’t left to rest in Mahmud Ibrahim Haji’s short story, satirising President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud decision to relocate a public cemetery in Mogadishu.…
Opinion
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Mohamoud Ibrahim (Hajji) recounts the stories of the victims of Britain’s aerial bombardment of Dervish bases in Taleh. He is also a descendant of the few survivors.
This poem is an expression of the emotions I experienced that afternoon when Al Jazeera Arabic arrived to interview…
Mohamoud Ibrahim (Hajji) recounts the stories of the victims of Britain’s aerial bombardment of Dervish bases in Taleh. He is also a descendant of the few survivors.
This poem is an expression of the emotions I experienced that afternoon when Al Jazeera Arabic arrived to interview…