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[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

Waxaan tagay Hargeisa iyadoo ay iigu dambaysay 2009.kii halka Muqdishana aan tagay iyadoo ay iigu dambaysay 2016.

Labadaa magaalaaba waxaan ugu tagay sidii aan kaga tagay si ka duwan kana qurux badan Mugdishou 5 sanadood ayaan ka maqanaa waxanan u imid Mugdishou kale...

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@AddeMustafa Nin waynbaa tahay waxaanad cadayn u hayn dadka ha u sheegin

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@Cristiano @selecaoportugal "The reason is that you're all playing on the same side, and each one wants to score a goal for himself. Your mistake is that you're only staying up front, while there's no one bringing the ball to you or trying to help you score."

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

الشيخ مصطفى إسماعيل هارون
الله يحفظك ويحميك.

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@OmarAArtan Waanu ogayn oo maan ahayn dad la gaadi karo marnaba Account saxda ah waan garan karnay

Welcome @OmarAArtan

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

Soo dhawaaw @NimcoBakaal

[Nimco Bakaal @NimcoBakaal]

Waxaan halkan ka maqnaa 6sanno iyadoo Twitter ah baan ka tagay iyadoo X ah baan ku soo laabtay . Ugu damayn halkan waxaan ka ahaan doonaa Update wixii maanta ka dameeya plz isoo dheh fallow Sidoo kale igu xirnow 🫡 #NimcoBakaal

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

الشيخ مصطفى إسماعيل هارون
الله يحفظك ويحميك.

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

They even blocked the ambulance that was trying to provide aid these are the very people that some who call themselves Muslims today are building relationships with and laughing alongside, while recognizing Jerusalem as land belonging to the Jews."

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@Ismail_Shirwac Aqoontaa kugu yar badow cuqdadaysan baad tahay

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@JibrilQoobey Kuwa masuuliyada inoo hayaa kawaran hadaanay wax damqasho ahaba aanay ka lahayn.

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@RepOfSomaliland Nageeye ayaa intan usoo qoray qolyihii

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@NageyeYassin @EgehKhadar @Mohamed94540259 @musebiihi @FaisalAliWarabe @qoolbulale Xoolo ilaahay baad tahay qof aqoon yari ay hayso ayaad u muuqataa ninkanu ma isticmaaalo X Twitter accountina kuma laha. Asigaaana ku cadeeyay Faysbuugiisa.

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@France24_fr https://t.co/6RoQYqPHqO

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

The treatment of Somali FIFA referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan is a stain on the credibility of the global immigration system. It is deeply troubling that a distinguished international official, traveling lawfully and solely to fulfill his professional duties at the FIFA World Cup, was denied entry despite following the required procedures.

Preventing a referee from carrying out his official assignment on what appears to be grounds linked to his nationality sends a damaging message about fairness, equality, and the principles that international sport is meant to uphold. Such actions undermine meritocracy and cast doubt on the inclusiveness of global sporting events.

The decision to bar Omar Artan from participating in the FIFA World Cup 2026 has sparked widespread concern, especially as he was set to make history as the first Somali referee to officiate at a World Cup. Reports indicate that he was denied entry to the United States and consequently excluded from the tournament.

If a qualified international official can be prevented from performing his duties despite holding the necessary travel documentation, serious questions must be asked about whether the host nation can genuinely guarantee equal access and fair treatment for all participants.

For many observers, this episode risks becoming one of the most controversial immigration-related incidents ever associated with a FIFA World Cup, overshadowing the values of unity, diversity, and fair play that football claims to represent. @BBCSport @DailyMail @FoxNews @FIFAWorldCup @SkySportsNews

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@ESPNAfrica https://t.co/6RoQYqPHqO

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

The treatment of Somali FIFA referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan is a stain on the credibility of the global immigration system. It is deeply troubling that a distinguished international official, traveling lawfully and solely to fulfill his professional duties at the FIFA World Cup, was denied entry despite following the required procedures.

Preventing a referee from carrying out his official assignment on what appears to be grounds linked to his nationality sends a damaging message about fairness, equality, and the principles that international sport is meant to uphold. Such actions undermine meritocracy and cast doubt on the inclusiveness of global sporting events.

The decision to bar Omar Artan from participating in the FIFA World Cup 2026 has sparked widespread concern, especially as he was set to make history as the first Somali referee to officiate at a World Cup. Reports indicate that he was denied entry to the United States and consequently excluded from the tournament.

If a qualified international official can be prevented from performing his duties despite holding the necessary travel documentation, serious questions must be asked about whether the host nation can genuinely guarantee equal access and fair treatment for all participants.

For many observers, this episode risks becoming one of the most controversial immigration-related incidents ever associated with a FIFA World Cup, overshadowing the values of unity, diversity, and fair play that football claims to represent. @BBCSport @DailyMail @FoxNews @FIFAWorldCup @SkySportsNews

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@FonsiLoaiza https://t.co/6RoQYqPHqO

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

The treatment of Somali FIFA referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan is a stain on the credibility of the global immigration system. It is deeply troubling that a distinguished international official, traveling lawfully and solely to fulfill his professional duties at the FIFA World Cup, was denied entry despite following the required procedures.

Preventing a referee from carrying out his official assignment on what appears to be grounds linked to his nationality sends a damaging message about fairness, equality, and the principles that international sport is meant to uphold. Such actions undermine meritocracy and cast doubt on the inclusiveness of global sporting events.

The decision to bar Omar Artan from participating in the FIFA World Cup 2026 has sparked widespread concern, especially as he was set to make history as the first Somali referee to officiate at a World Cup. Reports indicate that he was denied entry to the United States and consequently excluded from the tournament.

If a qualified international official can be prevented from performing his duties despite holding the necessary travel documentation, serious questions must be asked about whether the host nation can genuinely guarantee equal access and fair treatment for all participants.

For many observers, this episode risks becoming one of the most controversial immigration-related incidents ever associated with a FIFA World Cup, overshadowing the values of unity, diversity, and fair play that football claims to represent. @BBCSport @DailyMail @FoxNews @FIFAWorldCup @SkySportsNews

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@JacobsBen https://t.co/6RoQYqPHqO

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

The treatment of Somali FIFA referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan is a stain on the credibility of the global immigration system. It is deeply troubling that a distinguished international official, traveling lawfully and solely to fulfill his professional duties at the FIFA World Cup, was denied entry despite following the required procedures.

Preventing a referee from carrying out his official assignment on what appears to be grounds linked to his nationality sends a damaging message about fairness, equality, and the principles that international sport is meant to uphold. Such actions undermine meritocracy and cast doubt on the inclusiveness of global sporting events.

The decision to bar Omar Artan from participating in the FIFA World Cup 2026 has sparked widespread concern, especially as he was set to make history as the first Somali referee to officiate at a World Cup. Reports indicate that he was denied entry to the United States and consequently excluded from the tournament.

If a qualified international official can be prevented from performing his duties despite holding the necessary travel documentation, serious questions must be asked about whether the host nation can genuinely guarantee equal access and fair treatment for all participants.

For many observers, this episode risks becoming one of the most controversial immigration-related incidents ever associated with a FIFA World Cup, overshadowing the values of unity, diversity, and fair play that football claims to represent. @BBCSport @DailyMail @FoxNews @FIFAWorldCup @SkySportsNews

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

The treatment of Somali FIFA referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan is a stain on the credibility of the global immigration system. It is deeply troubling that a distinguished international official, traveling lawfully and solely to fulfill his professional duties at the FIFA World Cup, was denied entry despite following the required procedures.

Preventing a referee from carrying out his official assignment on what appears to be grounds linked to his nationality sends a damaging message about fairness, equality, and the principles that international sport is meant to uphold. Such actions undermine meritocracy and cast doubt on the inclusiveness of global sporting events.

The decision to bar Omar Artan from participating in the FIFA World Cup 2026 has sparked widespread concern, especially as he was set to make history as the first Somali referee to officiate at a World Cup. Reports indicate that he was denied entry to the United States and consequently excluded from the tournament.

If a qualified international official can be prevented from performing his duties despite holding the necessary travel documentation, serious questions must be asked about whether the host nation can genuinely guarantee equal access and fair treatment for all participants.

For many observers, this episode risks becoming one of the most controversial immigration-related incidents ever associated with a FIFA World Cup, overshadowing the values of unity, diversity, and fair play that football claims to represent. @BBCSport @DailyMail @FoxNews @FIFAWorldCup @SkySportsNews

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@FahadBinYasin @WilliamsRuto Nin kuu baahan dhulkaaga iyo waxa ku jira rabaa hadalkiisuu leeyahay marka ma amaanbaa intaasu

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@OGAA_NSHO Hab qorida af soomaaliga ha ku tumanin

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@FahadBinYasin Fahad wakhtigiisiina wuu dhamaadaay
Siyaasadii milkiilaha way soo dhamaatay khalaas

[Amiin Maحammed Aw Cali @ProfAmirMoAli]

@Cristiano @AlNassrFC @AlNassrFC_EN Wali maad qaadin koob mr ooyaaye