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ISSUE 255
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Index
Headlines

Security Council Approves African Protection Force To Be Deployed In TFG Stronghold

Somaliland Government And World Bank Agree To Co-operate

Hargeysa Judicial Court Acquits ‘Hassan Dahir Aweys’ of Terrorism

'Heavy Fighting' In Somali Town

Islamic Courts snubs UN resolution

Hargeysa police arrest Abdillahi Makawi

UCID Warns Rayale’s Government To ‘Wakeup’

SOPRI’s 'Goodwill Mission To Somaliland' Delegation Arrives Today In Hargeysa

Regional Affairs

Uganda Ready To Send Peacekeepers To Somalia

Somalia Official Issues Beheading Threat

Editorial
Special Report

International News

Feingold, Coleman Fault Bush Policy On Somalia

Democracy Promotion: The European Way

Jendayi Frazer Is Making Mistakes And Enemies For The U.S.

Rapist Asylum Seeker Due Damages

U.N. Security Council OKs Somalia Forces

Analyst Says Negatives Outweigh Positives In UN Somalia Resolution

FEATURES & COMMENTARY

Somalia: The Ethiopia Factor in the Rise of the Union of Islamic Courts

The Time Is Now For A U.S. Africa Command

Africa Insight: Storm Clouds Over Somalia As Rivals Prepare For Battle

Security Council Approves African Protection, Training Mission In Somalia

Seattle Islamic Quiz

Somaliland Fact Sheet - Dec 2006

Food for thought

Opinions

Support Democracy & Reject Political Form Of Islamic Sharia Law In Somaliland

Fallout From The UN-Approved Peace Keeping In Somalia

THE DYNAMICS OF THE FLUX

Somaliland And Islamic Courts

The Anti-Somaliland Conference In Virginia: A Spent Force Running After A Mirage

The Stupidity Of Our Voting Public Never Ceases To Astound Me

Somaliland By Ahmed Aw Gedi

How to Perform the Rituals of Hajj and Umrah


By Jamal Gabobe

Nisma Gabobe (sitting in the middle) during the Seattle Islamic Quiz that took place at the University of Washington.

Seattle, USA, December 9, 2006 (SL Times) – The annual Seattle Islamic Quiz for this year took place on Nov.18 at the University of Washington, Seattle. It covered levels 1-6 for ages 7 to 18 years. According to the organizers, the purpose of the quiz is “to encourage the youth of the Northwest to learn more about Islam”. About three hundred people attended from all over the Pacific Northwest. Although it involved stiff competition, the event had a distinctly family atmosphere.

The quiz has both oral and written parts.

The winner of the first prize for the highest level (6) was awarded a ticket to travel to the holy land to do the Imra.

Nisma Gabobe, a nine year old, won 2nd place for level two. This is the second time she wins a prize in the Islamic Quiz. Last year, Nisma Gabobe won first place for her age group (level 1).

For more information on the Islamic Quiz, go to IslamicQuiz.org.

Nisma Gabobe (first from the right) after receiving her prize

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