1. Somalia.

21 September 2021 1443 AH.

The meaning of verses in the Quran and Tanakh and Gospel are on these websites.

The meaning of verses in the Koran and Torah and Injil are on these websites.

Koran online.

Quran online.

Tanakh online.

Torah online.

Gospel online.

Injil online.

Free Quran with explanations online.

Free Koran with explanations online.

God https://sites.google.com/view/islamandthekoran

God index https://sites.google.com/view/islamandthekoran/index

Allah https://sites.google.com/view/islamandthequran

Allah index https://sites.google.com/view/islamandthequran/index

Allaah https://sites.google.com/site/islamandthequran

Allaah index https://sites.google.com/site/islamandthequran/index

Q&A https://sites.google.com/view/quran-tanakh-gospel

Q&A index https://sites.google.com/view/quran-tanakh-gospel/index


Updated: 21 July 2011 CE (1432 AH).

Somalia Amateur Radio is joining people together to help make Somalia the best country in Africa that will contain the happiest people in the world.

RAADIYOO CAAWINTA AADANAHOO DHAN.

Helping All Mankind and woMankind.

SARFEN

Somalia HAM Radio.

JIMCIYADA RAADIYAHA AMITARKA EE SOOMAALIYA.

Somalia Amateur Radio Friendship & Emergency Network.

25 July 2010.

Announcement.

1. All new Somalia information is on our third website called Radio Somalia on http://sites.google.com/site/radiosomalia

2. This our second website (now full) is Somalia Amateur Radio on http://sites.google.com/site/somaliaamateurradio

3. Our first website (now full) is Somalia Ham Radio on http://sites.google.com/site/somaliahamradio


21 July 2011 (1432 AH).

4. The fourth and newest website is Islam and the Quran http://sites.google.com/site/islamandthequran

Emergency in Somalia.

Here is one example of the emergency requests and messages that come from people in Somalia.

You will notice blood stains on this photo.

Somalia stamp,

Stamp from Somalia.

Thank you to the medical people in Somalia.

This Somalia stamp was given to Filip ON4TA, 6O0F by his 84 year old father.

Filip from Belgium visited Somalia in 2007 (27 October 2009).


25 July 2010.

Anouncement.

This website is now Full.

As of this date all new Somalia information is on our new website called Radio Somalia on http://sites.google.com/site/radiosomalia


22 July 2010.

New Somalia FM radio stations.

South Somalia, Kismayu, Al-Andalus media (Al-Shabaab FM radio station).

South Somalia, Baidoa, Al-Andalus media (Al-Shabaab FM radio station).

Central Somalia, Jowhar, Al-Andalus media (Al-Shabaab FM radio station).

Central Somalia, Galgadud, Al-Andalus media (Al-Shabaab possibly 1Kw FM radio station 100.5 MHz).


14 July 2010.

The religion of Allah.

1. In Quran chapter 24 is the punishment for adultery from Allah Himself.

See https://sites.google.com/view/islamandthequran/quran-chapter-24-surah-24

2. In Quran chapter 37 Allah blesses Prophet Isaac Ishaq together with his father Prophet Abraham Ibrahim in the sacrifice of the son and confirms that the father and son blessed with the vision dream is Prophet Abraham Ibrahim and Prophet Isaac Ishaq in Quran 38:45 – 38:47 and confirms it was not Prophet Ishmael Ismail in Quran 38:48.

See https://sites.google.com/view/islamandthequran/which-son-was-to-be-sacrificed

3. Allah confirms what has been revealed in the Torah Taurat and explains the Gospel Injil.

See https://sites.google.com/view/islamandthequran/allah-protects-the-taurat-injil-and-quran

4. Music, song, musical instruments and sports are not prohibited not haram, not forbidden, not unlawful, not illegal in Islam.

See https://sites.google.com/view/islamandthequran/quran-chapter-31-surah-31


2 May 2010.

The United Nations April 2010 survey of radio listeners in Somalia.

The United Nations Integrated Regional Information Network (IRIN) broadcasts in the Somali language to Somalia for one hour each day using Short Wave Radio and rebroadcasts on local FM radio stations in Somalia, North East Kenya and Nairobi.

The biggest number of listeners to the IRIN Somali Radio Service is over 80 per cent in the rural areas of Mudug and Galguduud where Somali’s listen on shortwave radio because local FM radio services do not reach them.

781 people responded to the survey conducted by Organizational Development and Community Empowerment Firm (ODCEF) in Mogadishu, Somalia.

The survey assessed the listening coverage of IRIN Somali broadcasts and the opinions of listeners regarding the programs.

The survey concluded that 72 per cent of listeners in Somalia and in refugee camps in Kenya regularly listened to the IRIN Radio Somali broadcasts and that increased to above 80 per cent in the rural areas of Mudug and Galgudud where the people of Somalia listen to Short Wave radio because local FM radio transmissions cannot reach the remote countryside of Somalia.

Somalia radio listeners said the most popular programs were humanitarian and social issues because other radios only covered these issues occasionally. Radio listeners in Somalia particularly enjoyed listening to debates and discussion programs and radio dramas about social awareness issues.

The United Nations is providing a service for the people of Somalia at a time when there is no national radio service in Somalia.

Every day and night many Somalis “twiddle the dial” (change the frequency) on their radio sets to tune in to many different local FM radio stations and on Short Wave radio Somalia listeners often listen to crackly foreign overseas radio broadcasts and put together all this information to get an idea about what is really happening in Somalia.


28 April 2010.

Music and Song and Sports disappearing from Somalia.

No Music, No Songs, No Sports in all of south Somalia.

No Music, No Songs, No Sports in parts of central Somalia.

No Music, No Songs, No Sports in parts of Mogadishu.

Mogadishu, Capital city of Somalia.

14 private FM radio stations in Mogadishu have stopped broadcasting music and song as ordered by Hizbul Islam an armed anti Somalia Government force that ordered all radio stations in Mogadishu to permanently stop broadcasting music and song.

Only 2 FM radio stations in Mogadishu are ignoring the Hizbul Islam ban on music and song. They are Radio Mogadishu who is protected by the forces of the Somalia Federal Government and Radio Bar-Kulan protected by forces supported by the United Nations.

FM radio stations in Mogadishu have stopped broadcasting Voice of America (VOA) and British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) as ordered by Al-Shabab (Al-Shabaab) another anti Somalia Government force.


FM Radio stations in Mogadishu, Somalia.

87.7 MHz Mogadishu, Radio Al Hikmah (Radio Al Xikmah, Radio Al Higma, Radio Wisdom), Privately owned. Radio Al Hikmah was first established in Galkayo. Radio Al Hikmah has 8 stations located in Galkayo (headquarters), Bosaso, Garowe, Galdogob, Burtinle, Gardo, Mogadishu and Kismayo. Radio Al Hikmah broadcasting schedule includes Quran religious programs. “Idaacada Quraanka Kariimka ah ee Xigmah Radio.” Tel: Radio Al Hikmah, Mogadishu, Somalia +252 151 72451.

88.8 MHz Mogadishu, Capital Voice Radio, Private radio. Capital Voice Radio has stopped its broadcasting of Voice of America VOA news and VOA programs.

90.0 MHz Mogadishu, Radio Muqdisho (Radio Mogadishu). Official Somalia Federal Government radio 500 Watt FM transmitter.

91.9 MHz Mogadishu, British Broadcasting Corporation BBC have been stopped by the anti Somalia Government forces of Al-Shabab (Al- Shabaab).

92.9 MHz Mogadishu, Tusmo Radio, Radio Tusmo, Tusmo broadcasting..

93.5 MHz Mogadishu, Radio VOD (Radio Voice of Democracy). Private radio.21 December 2009 Radio Voice of Democracy building was destroyed by mortar shells.

95.0 MHz Mogadishu, Simba Radio. Simba media centre. Private, started in July 2006.

95.1 MHz Mogadishu, Radio STN (Somali Telemedia Network). Private commercial radio. Started October 1999.

96.0 MHz Mogadishu, Radio Xurmo (Radio Hurmo, Radio honour, peace and human rights network).

97.0 MHz Mogadishu, Radio Iqra (Radio Read). Private radio. Radio Iqra programs of the Holy Quran.

98.0 MHz Mogadishu, Radio Bar-Kulan (Radio meeting place). United Nations FM radio in Mogadishu and short wave radio across Somalia from transmitters in the United Arab Emirates and South Africa. Website http://www.bar-kulan.com

98.0 MHz Mogadishu, Codka Nabada (The Voice of Peace, GBC Radio, Global Broadcasting Cooperation Radio), private radio.

99.9 MHz Mogadishu, Radio Horn Afrik (Horn Afrik Radio) Private, independent radio. Started in 1999 by Somali Canadians. Radio HornAfrik has 4 stations Mogadishu (headquarters), Merka, Baidoa and Beledweyne. Radio Horn Afrik has stopped its broadcasting of British Broadcasting Corporation BBC news and BBC programs. Radio Horn Afrik has stopped its broadcasting of Voice of America VOA news and VOA programs.

100.5 MHz Mogadishu, Radio Somaliweyn. Private 1 kW radio in North Mogadishu. Somalia. Established by Somali’s from Sweden. 21 May 2010 Radio Somaliweyn radio transmitter was removed by Al-Shabab anti-government forces.

101.5 MHz Mogadishu, Radio Shabelle (Radio Shabeelle, Radio Shabele, Radio Shabeele), Private radio. Radio Shabelle has three stations Mogadishu (headquarters), Merka and Baidoa. Started on 11 May 2002.

102.5 MHz Mogadishu, Radio IQK (Radio Holy Quran, Holy Qur’aan Radio, Noble Quran Radio, Radio Voice of the Holy Quran). Private radio. Started in the mid 1990’s. Radio IQK programs of the Holy Quran.

103.5 MHz Mogadishu, Radio Banadir (Radio Banaadir, Idaacadda Raadiyaha Banaadir). Private and independent radio established by Somali business men on 21 February 2000 on short wave radio in northern Mogadishu.


The difference between fighting that is guided in the way of Allah and human misguided fighting.

See https://sites.google.com/view/islamandthequran/quran-chapter-9-surah-9


In 2010 Short Wave Radio is the only media available to many people in Somalia.

9 April 2010 The anti Somalia Government forces of Al-Shabab (Al-Shabaab) has ordered radio stations in Al-Shabab controlled areas of Somalia (South Somalia, parts of central Somalia and parts of Mogadishu) to stop relaying broadcasts from the British Broadcasting Corporation including BBC news and BBC programs and stop relaying broadcasts from the Voice of America including VOA News and VOA programs.

9 April 2010 The anti Somalia Government forces of Al-Shabab announced that it had seized British Broadcasting Corporation BBC equipment in Mogadishu, Somalia.

9 April 2010 The anti Somalia Government forces of Hizbul Islam confirmed that it will shut down any local FM radio station that broadcasts music or songs in Hizbul Islam controlled areas of Somalia (South Somalia, parts of central Somalia and parts of Mogadishu).


25 March 2010. United Nations Radio broadcasting to Somalia.

United Nations Short Wave Radio broadcasting to Somalia.

Radio Bar-Kulan, Bar-Kulan Radio (The Radio Meeting Place) is broadcasting daily to Somalia starting 1 March 2010.

15.750 MHz 15750 KHz Radio Bar-Kulan 0500 – 0600 UTC (8 am to 9 am Somalia time) daily from transmitters in Al- Dhabbaya (Dhabbaya, Abu Dhabi), UAE (United Arab Emirates). This broadcast is in Somali and can be heard very well in Sydney, Australia.

9.960 MHz 9960 KHz Radio Bar-Kulan 1600 – 1700 UTC (7 pm to 8 pm Somalia time) daily from transmitters in Meyerton, South Africa.

Radio Bar-Kulan studios are located in Somalia and Kenya.

17.700 MHz 17700 kHz Radio Bar-Kulan alternative frequency.


18 March 2010 Bardera, Southwest Somalia.

(Baardheere, Bardhere, Bardere, Bardira, Bārdēre).

Radio Markabley.

?? MHz Radio Markabley is the local FM radio station opened by journalists on 6 February 2008.

Radio Markabley FM was closed 17 March 2010 by Ahmed Omar Salihi (the director of Radio Markabley) after the arrest by local authorities of its journalist for broadcasting the comments of complaining traditional elders. SW Short Wave radio is the alternate media.


The Puntland State Flag, Puntland, Somalia.

24 December 2009 Garowe, Puntland State of Somalia.

(Garoowe, Garoe, Garoway, Geroweh, Gherroue, Gherrowe, Gherròue, Magiamacarscio), Puntland, Somalia.

The Puntland State Flag,

The Puntland Flag within the Federal Republic of Somalia was adopted 22 December 2009 by the Puntland Parliament in Garowe, Puntland, Somalia. Blue with star is the flag of Somalia, White is peace and stability and Green is the natural wealth of the Puntland State of Somalia. The Puntland State of Somalia has also adopted its own coat of arms. These will be official as soon as the President of Puntland signs them into law.


21 December 2009 Galkayo, Puntland State of Somalia.

Radio Galkayo,

88.2 MHz Galkayo, Radio Galkayo (Radio Gaalkacyo, Radio Galkacyo, Radio Galkaacyo, Radio Gaalkaacyo, Radio Galcayo, Radio Galcaio, Radio Gaalkacayo, Radio Galka'o, Radio Galka`yo’, Radio Gallacai, Radio Gallacaio, Radio Galkayu, Radio Kalka'o, Radio Rocca Littorio), Puntland State, Somalia.

Radio Free Somalia, Galkayo, Somalia 1993 – 1994 (today Radio Galkayo 1993 – 2010).


Mogadishu, Somalia.

Mogadishu (Hamar, Magadiscio, Maqadīshū, Maqdishu, Mogadiisho, Mogadisa, Mogadischu, Mogadiscio, Mogadish, Mogadisho, Mogadiso, Mogadisu, Mogadisxo, Mogadiszu, Mogadiŝo, Mogadişu, Mogadiša, Mogadišas, Mogadišo, Mogadíscio, Mogaidisiu, Mogaidisiú, Muqdisho, Muqdishow, Muqdishu, Xamar, Μουκντίσο, Могадишу, مقديشو, موگادیشو, მოგადიშო, モガディシュ, 摩加迪休, 모가디슈, מוגדישו), Somalia.

31 December 2009 Radio Mogadishu.

Radio Mogadishu operated by the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia is broadcasting across Mogadishu using FM radio.

Radio Mogadishu programs can also be heard in all continents for 18 hours a day on the Thaicom 5 satellite on a frequency of 3600 MHz, symbol rate 26.667Ms/s, FEC ¾ using Horizontal polarization

Radio Mogadishu website http://www.radiomuqdisho.net

Radio Mogadishu Email Radiomuqdisho@gmail.com and radiomuqdisho@yahoo.com

There are currently about 12 privately owned FM radio stations operating in Mogadishu.


21 December 2009 Radio Voice of Democracy

93.5 MHz Mogadishu, Radio VOD (Radio Voice of Democracy), the private FM radio station is off the air as of 21 November 2009 due to damage to its facilities.


21 October 2009 Baidoa, Central Somalia.

(Baydhabo, Baidabho, Baidabo, Baydhabo, Iscia Baidoa, Isha Baydabo, Isha Baydhaba, Isha Baydhabo), Somalia.

Radio Warsan.

Warsan Radio the local FM radio station in Baidoa, Somalia was shut down by local authorities.

BBC.

BBC (BBC London relay station) on the local FM radio station in Baidoa, Somalia was shut down by local authorities earlier in 2009.

VOA.

VOA (Voice of America relay station) on the local FM radio station in Baidoa, Somalia was shut down by local authorities earlier in 2009.


21 October 2009 Kismayo, South Somalia.

(Chisimaio, Chisimayu, Chisimaio, Kismayu, Kismaayo Kisimayo, Kisimayu, Kismaanyo, Kismaayo, Kismanyo, Kismānyó, キスマヨ), Somalia.

Radio Al-Andulus.

Al-Andulus Radio the local FM radio station in Kismayo, Somalia is on the air.

Horn Afrik Radio.

Radio HornAfrik the local FM radio station in Kismayo, Somalia was shut down by local authorities earlier in 2009.

Jubba Radio.

Radio Jubba the local FM radio station in Kismayo, Somalia was shut down by local authorities earlier in 2009.

BBC.

BBC (BBC London relay station) on the local FM radio station in Kismayo, Somalia was shut down by local authorities earlier in 2009.

VOA.

VOA (Voice of America relay station) on the local FM radio station in Kismayo, Somalia was shut down by local authorities earlier in 2009.


16 November 2009 Hargeisa, Somaliland.

Short Wave Radio in Somaliland.

Radio Hargeisa, Radio Hargesa, Radio Hargeysa. Somaliland.

7145 kHz Radio Hargeisa, Somaliland has not recently been heard on 7.145 MHz short wave radio. A letter in May 2009 from the German representative of the Republic of Somaliland (who holds the German amateur radio license with call sign DJ9KR) indicated that he would request the Somaliland Minister of Communications to move the Radio Hargeisa short wave broadcast to a different frequency.

Frequencies from 7.000 to 7.200 MHz were allocated to worldwide 2-way amateur radio communications stations on 29 March 2009 by the United Nations International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and broadcasts stations were required to move out of those frequencies. Most countries have moved into the newly expanded short wave radio broadcast band between 7.200 MHz to 7.450 MHz.

In the Americas all frequencies from 7000 – 7300 MHz are for amateur radio communications. Short Wave Radio broadcast stations in the Americas operate above 7300 kHz.

Short Wave Radio broadcast stations outside the Americas that want to be heard in North America (Canada and the USA), Central America and South America should broadcast above 7300 KHz for best reception in the Americas.

FM Radio in Somaliland.

Voice of America in Somaliland.

88.0 MHz Voice of America, Hargeisa, Somaliland started a new 24 hour FM radio station on the 14 October 2009 broadcasting in Somali and English for listeners in Hargeisa.

Somalia Amateur Radio is joining people together to help make Somalia the best country in Africa that will contain the happiest people in the world.

This is being done at a time when the ordinary people of Somalia face great hardship.

Please look at the old website on https://sites.google.com/site/somaliahamradio to see how Somalia Amateur Radio is promoting peace projects in Somalia.

Then come back to this new website for updates.

Mahamed Alisaid Museseed "Aspro".

Somalia amateur radio callsign 6O0MA in Galkayo, Somalia.

Vice President of the Somalia Amateur Radio Friendship and Emergency Network (SARFEN).

Radio Galkayo broadcast team in Somalia.

8 March 2010.

Mohamed Yasin Isak.

Somalia amateur radio callsign 6O0MY in Galkayo, Somalia.

President of the Somalia Amateur Radio Friendship and Emergency Network (SARFEN).

Assistant director of Radio Galkayo in Somalia.

December 2007.

4 July 2010, Galkayo, Somalia:

President of the Somalia Amateur Radio Friendship and Emergency Network SARFEN.

Tel: 254 -725443737.