The Dervish ideal was a nationalistic cause that sought to integrate Somalis and unite Somali territories into a single centralized administration. Although this nationalist struggle had both its foibles and major victories, its credit and underlying “worthy causes” should not be dismissed away without a lucid understanding of its context. The Dervishes were practically indispenable in the early campaigns to liberate Somalia from both the Anglo-Ethiopian and the Anglo-Italian conspiracies by which our lands were surreptitiously divided and transferred.
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