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≈Abdi Mudasir Mohamud was (born January 1st 1984) He is a member of Somali Bantu Community Development of Phoenix Arizona since 2005. He served as a secretary from june 2005 till May 2011. On May 14th 2011 he had been elected to be the organization's president. He lives in Phoenix, Arizona since 2004.

Abdi Mudasir Mohamud was born in Kumaidho Village, District Jillib, lower Juba region, Somalia to Mudasir Mohamud Alio and Sahara Gelgelo Hilowle, and was raised by his mother Sahara Gelgelo Hilowle following the early divorce of his parents.In 1992 he Flet to Kenya refugee camp from the civil war of Somalia.In 2004 He Resettled to United Stated of America as a refugee.

Abdi is a Muslim, whose religious developed in his childhood following his parent’s footsteps. He started learning the Quran when he was six years of age and finished learning the Quran twice in Dagahaley refugee camp (Block EA). He described his father as a Muslim scholar/Sheikh.

 Abdi went to school in 1994 at Illeys Primary School in Dagahaley Refugee Camp, Dadaab in Kenya. In 2006, he graduated from Belford High school in Humble, Texas and had many trainigs from different educational organizations. Currently he attends at Phoenix College in Phoenix Arizona.

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Abdi Mohamud met with Fatuma Murjan Maliko on May 2003 in Kakuma Refugee camp in Kenya. They began dating later that summer and they promised to marry each other. On July 2004 they resettled to United States with their families. Fatuma arrived in Florida on July 20th 2004 with her family. And Abdi arrived in Arizona on July 23rd 2004 with his family. The couple married on June 21st 2007 in Buffalo New York. The couple’s first daughter, Asha was born March 21st 2008 followed by a second daughter Filsan on January 18th 2010 and youngest son Mudasir born on Augst 4th 2011

 Abdi Mudasir Mohamud is made up people of Somali Bantu and (Gare Clan) heritage, who are known through his writings and historical background. Abdi Mohamud has fifteen-siblings from his father. Abdi ties his Father’s family history to possible Gare Clan. His mother made up Somali Bantu people and (Wardai Clan). His Father Mudasir Mohamud Alio is a Gare Clan (Quranyo) from Kumaidho Village, Jillib District, Somalia. Mr. Mudasir’s Grandfather was emigrated from Northeastern Kenya in late 1930s for an economic reason. He married a Somali woman from Biomal and rahweyn Clan. His mother is a Somali Bantu, ancestry from Mozambique. Abdi,s Mother Sahara Gelgelo Hilowle she is a Wardai Clan from Abdalkakane village in Jillib District, Somalia, Ten miles from Kumaidho Village. She was born in a famous Family called (REER GELGELOW) her father was born in a nomadic family. In his teen, he was forced to join Italian colonial troops; he later escaped from Italian Base and started Illegally Hunting wild animals like, elephants, tigers and etc. In earlier 1950s he came to Lower Juba region for Farming career and Married Sahara’s mother Deynaba Abshiro Myangoto. Sahara’s mother was a Zigua Clan Ancestry from Tanzania in earlier 1900s and (Brava Clan). She was born in a famous Family called (REER MYANGOTO)

 Abdi parents married on late 1970s in Abdalkakane village where his father was carpentry trainee for his mother’s cousins called (REER AW KABIROW MUSSA). They had three children, Mohamed, Halima and Abdi. The couple later divorced when Abdi was one and half year old. Abdi,s Mother married another man who is building engineer' his name is Haydar Abdi Omar, who is Tuni Clan from Sandaria Village; she had three children for that man, Rukia, Omar and Abdirizak. Abdi was remained his mother and stepfather Haydar Abdi Omar while his sister Halima passed away and his brother Mohamed raised by his grandmother Deynaba Abshiro in Abdalkakane village. Earlier 1991 his Half brother Omar passed away in Sandaria Village. During the civil war of Somalia started’ Abdi was in Sandaria village with his mother and stepfather as well his half brother and sister Rukia and Abdirizak. They flet to where Traditional Sheikhs live (Beledul Karin) for a protection, after militias group attacked local Police and military bases. After months the violence raised, and started raging all over the region, His mother decided to flee from the region, but his stepfather rebuffed her decision, but later he let her flee with the children for a protection. In earlier 1992 she flet with the children to Kismayo city, the third capital city of Somalia following their divorce. Earlier 1993 his mother and father remarried and they had two more kids, who is Mohamud born 1994 and Fartun 1997 and later separated in earlier 1998. In June 1998 Abdi left the refugee camp and went to Garissa town, looking a job for three months during School summer break. In September 1998 he came back to the camp to continue his study. In 2000 Abdi left the camp again to Mombasa City for a job. Earlier 2001 Abdi came back to the refugee camp after he heard that US State department offered Somali Bantu people a resettlement to United States of America (USA). In June 2002, International organization for Migration (IOM) started relocating of Somali Bantu People from Dadaab Refugee camps to Kakuma refugee camp in North-Western Kenya for the process of the resettlement, and he was among of Somali Bantu People. Abdi he been in Kakuma for two years where he first met his wife Fatuma Maliko. He described Kakuma is an abyss for natural disasters, whirlwinds, and blazing equatorial sun. The only rain was a dusting. Life in the semi-arid desert environment of Kakuma is rather challenging. The area has always been full of problems: dust storms, high temperatures, poisonous spiders, snakes, and scorpions, outbreaks of malaria, cholera, and other hardships. The average daytime temperature is 40 degrees Celsius, or 104 degrees Fahrenheit. Economically, Due to the legal situation of the refugees and local environmental conditions, refugees are largely unable to support themselves with income-generating activities.