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Introduction

The **Xeebjire** (also known as Reer Sheekh Ismaaciil said is a sub-clan of the Habar Cafaan, part of the larger Gadabuursi clan family. The Xeebjire predominantly inhabit Somaliland, Ethiopia, and Djibouti.

Lineage

The Xeebjire trace their ancestry to Sheikh Ismaaciil Said daud, a revered Islamic scholar who is known for spreading Islam in northern Somalia.

Sub-clans

The Xeebjire clan is primarily divided into three sub-clans:

Abiibakar (Maandhoowe)
Reer Maxamuud
Reer Aw Nuux

History

The Xeebjire clan's historical significance is closely tied to the migration of their forefather, Sheikh Ismaaciil. He left his original homeland in Sheek to Harawo, where his descendants established a lasting presence. Over the years, the Xeebjire have contributed significantly to the development of the regions they inhabit, particularly in education and peacebuilding.

Notable Figures

Some prominent figures from the Xeebjire clan include:

**Sheikh Muuse Jaamac Goodaad** – A respected leader and member of the Somaliland Guurti Council.
**Cabdi Xasan Buuni** – The first Deputy Prime Minister of Somalia in 1960.

Cultural Contributions

The Xeebjire are known for their contributions to education and social cohesion. Their commitment to peacebuilding has played an important role in resolving conflicts within the regions they inhabit.

References

"Sheikh Ismaaciil's Legacy in Northern Somalia," Journal of Somali Studies, 2010.
"The Role of Xeebjire Clan in Somaliland's Education Sector," Somaliland Times, 2015.