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	Saylac - Wikipedia
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		Zeila (also spelled Seyla`, Seelaac, Zaila, Zeyla, Zeylac, Zayla, Séyla, Seylac) (Somali: Saylac) is a port city on the Gulf of Aden coast in the Awdal Region of northern Soomaaliya, and as of 1991 is part of the self-proclaimed but internationally unrecognized Republic of Somaliland.
		It is located at 11.3539° N 43.4739° E, surrounded on three sides by the sea; landward the country is unbroken desert for some fifty miles.
	so.wikipedia.org /wiki/Saylac (169 words)

	Awdalnews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		SAYLAC, 15 Jan. 2004 (Jam)- Wasiirka Arrimaha Gudaha ee Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland, Md. Ismaaciil Aadan Cismaan oo socdaal ku jooga dalka Jamhuuriyadda Jabuuti, iyo Wasiirka dhiggiisa dalka Jabuuti, Md. Cabdiqaadir Ducaale Migil ayaa shalay booqasho maalin gelinkeed qaadatay ku tagay degmada Saylac ee xeebta galbeed ee Somaliland.
		Ismaaciil, waxa uu ku wargeliyey dadka reer Saylac in dawladda Jabuuti tahay xigtada iyo nasteexa koowaad ee ay leeyihiin dawladda iyo dadka Somaliland, ee ina kaalmeeya, isla markaana uu xidhiidh sokeeye oo ku dhisan iskaashi iyo wax wadaqabsi uu ka dhexeeyo labada xukuumaddood ee Jabuuti iyo Somaliland.
		Wasiirka Daakhiliga Somaliland waxa uu si gaar ah ugu dardaaray dadka reer Saylac in ay ka ilaaliyaan walaalahooda Jabuuti waxkasta oo koontarabaan ah oo ka taga dhinaca Somaliland oo Jabu`uti uga gudbaya xuduudda dhinaca dhulka.
	www.awdalnews.com /wmview.php?ArtID=2127 (1751 words)

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		From the eighth to the tenth centuries, Persian and Arab traders were already engaged in lucrative commerce from enclaves along the Red Sea and Indian Ocean as far south as the coast of present-day Kenya.
		In the sixteenth century, Saylac became the principal outlet for trade in coffee, gold, ostrich feathers, civet, and Ethiopian slaves bound for the Middle East, China, and India.
		Berbera replaced Saylac as the northern hub of Islamic influence in the Horn of Africa.
	www.somalinet.com /library/somalia/?so=0014 (533 words)

	Mudulood PageA
		The most important of these in medieval times was Adal, whose influence at the height of its power and prosperity in the sixteenth century extended from Saylac, the capital, through the fertile valleys of the Jijiga and the Harer plateau to the Abyssinia highlands.
		In the sixteenth century, Saylac became the principal outlet for trade in coffee, gold, ostrich feathers, civet, and Abyssinia slaves bound for the Middle East, China, and India.
		By the middle of the sixteenth century, Saylac and Berbera had become dependencies of the sharifs of Mecca and in the seventeenth century passed to the Ottoman Turks, who exercised authority over them through locally recruited Somali governors.
	www.mudulood.com /PageMudbefore1960.html (9148 words)

	Adal in the medieval time
		Over time Saylac emerged as the center of Muslim culture and learning, famed for its schools and mosques.
		By the middle of the sixteenth century, Saylac and Berbera had become dependencies of the sharifs of Mocha and in the seventeenth century passed to the Ottoman Turks, who exercised authority over them through locally recruited Somali governors.
		The most important of these in medieval times was Adal, whose influence at the height of its power and prosperity in the sixteenth century extended from Saylac, the capital, through the fertile valleys of the Jijiga and the Harer plateau to the Ethiopian highlands.
	www.awdaldevelopment.org /Html/medieval_time.htm (842 words)

	Adal - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A previous Islamic state in the region, the Sultanate of Shewa, had been destroyed in the fourteenth century by the Ethiopian negusä nägäst Amda Seyon.
		A smaller sultanate, the Sultanate of Ifat, controlled a few trading ports on the coast including Saylac and Adal in the following decades.
		In either 1403 or 1415, the Ethiopians invaded Ifat and defeated its armies under its sultan, Sa'ad ad-Din II, though they failed to maintain control over Adal itself.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Adal (424 words)

	Somaliland.Org
		Waxa baryahanba aad loo hadal hayay in la dajinayo magaaladii qadiimka ahayd ee saylac dad ka soo noqday xeryaha qaxootiga ee Ethiopia iyo Jabuuti, oo lagu tilmaamo inay ka baro kaceen degaankan mudo 15 sano ka hor ah.
		Saylac waxa lagu tilmaamaa inay tahay magaalada ugu qadiimsan dhulka soomaalidu degto.
		2) Magaalada qadiimka ah ee Saylac waxa leh dhamaan dadka reer Somaliland, waa asalkii iyo hidihii ay ka dhaxleen awoowayaashoodii hore, oo ay tahay in qof kasta oo muwaadin ahi ku faano kuna dadaalo sidii loogu dhowri lahaa jiilalka soo socda qarniyada dambe inaguna aan uga faa’iidaysan lahayn.
	www.somaliland.org /opinions.asp?login=0&ID=05071410 (915 words)

	There Comes a Time (A Poem)
		Our current system of electoral injustice is not justified, as some would say, on the basis that it promotes stability, avoids political upheaval observed in many parts in Africa, and brings recognition from the united nations and other members of the international community.
		Injustice in Djibouti is not rectified by injustice in Saylac, nor does injustice in Hargeisa rectify injustice in Awdal.
		Majorities will always continue to rule; we only plead for more accurate system of recording votes, so that we may ascertain how great the majority ought to be.
	www.hiiraan.com /2005/nov/op/Abdullahi_Mohamed_Saad041105.html (456 words)

	Issue 211
		Yasin Yusuf Hoddon, and Mayor of Saylac District, Mr.
		The current drought in Saylac is the worst in living memory according to this assessment of 12 villages and other sites in the area.
		There is one primary /secondary school in Saylac with total students of 70.
	www.somalilandtimes.net /sl/2005/211/027.shtml (1752 words)

	halganews - Fadeexadda Dhabta u Saaran Xafiiska Hanti Dhowrka Guud iyo Fadhataysiga Suuqa Madow ee Dakhliga Dawladda
		Haddaba, jiwanadii ku yaalay buugga lambarkiisu yahay 4051 waxay tiradoodu ka bilabamaysay 202505-202550, waxayna hanti dhawrka iyo xafiiska xisaabiyaha guud Saylac ka soo qadeen, iyado ay kastamka Saylac ka isticmaaleen 4 xaashiyood oo keliya.
		Laakiin waxa la sheegay inaanu buugaasi dib loo arag oo uu tan iyo xilligaa baaqi ku ahaa xafiiska hanti dhawrka gudu, waxaana dhacday in jiwanadii buugaa si suuq madaw ah loo isticmaalay, taas oo lagu qabtay lacago aan ku dhicin kasnada dawladda.
		Juwanadaas iyo buugaagta lacag qabshada oo iyaguna ka mida buugaagtii Kastamka Saylac ku shaqaynayay oo warar xog-ogaali sheegayaan in ilaa hadda ay maqan yihiin oo gacanta xafiiska hanti dhowrka ku jiraan.
	www.halganews.com /content/view/1228/2 (599 words)

	Somalia - The Somali Peninsula on the Eve of Imperial Partition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In 1854-55 when Lieutenant Richard Burton of the British India navy frequented the northern Somali coast, he found a Somali governor, Haaji Shermaarke Ali Saalih of the Habar Yoonis clan of the Isaaq clan-family, exercising real power over Saylac and adjacent regions.
		By the time of Burton's arrival, once-mighty Saylac had only a tenuous influence over its environs.
		The city itself had degenerated into a rubble of mud and wattle huts, its water storage no longer working, its once formidable walls decayed beyond recognition, and its citizenry insulted and oppressed at will by tribesmen who periodically infested the city.
	countrystudies.us /somalia/7.htm (258 words)

	Saylac - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
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		Zeila (also Seyla`, Seelaac, Zaila, Zeyla, Zeylac, Zayla, Séyla‘, Seylac) (Somali: Saylac) 11.3539° N 43.4739° E (http://kvaleberg.com/extensions/mapsources/index.php?params=11.3539_N_43.4739_E_)) is a city on the Gulf of Aden coast in the Awdal Region, northern Somalia and is part of the self-proclaimed but internationally unrecognized Republic of Somaliland.
		In Classical Antiquity, it was known as the city of the Avalitae.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Zeila (421 words)

	Awdalnews
		Hashim Goth, ANN= SAYLAC, 15 Sep. 2006--Safar uu ugu baxay weriye Hashim Goth dhanka Degmada Saylac ayuu kaga waramayaa waxyaabhiii halkaas uu kula soo kulmay, wuxuuna ku bilaabayaa warbixin uu siiyay gudoomiyaha degmada Saylac.
		Gudoomiyaha Golaha Deegaanka ee saylac Maxamed Cumar Xadi(Cawad) ayaa sheegay in...
		Hashim Goth, ANN= BOORAMA, 14 Sept. 2006-- Siminaar ku saabsan Maamulka iyo Maaraynta oo loo qabtay Maamulayaasha laamaha Dawlada iyo Xubnaha Golaha deegaanka ee degmada Saylac ayaa lagu soo gebagebeeyay Isniintii magaalada Saylac.
	www.awdalnews.com (2741 words)

	Map of Saylac, Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia Somalia \| Multimap.com
		Map of Saylac, Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia Somalia
		View a printer friendly version of the map.
		These locations are nearest as the crow flies, but may not be nearest by road.
	www.multimap.com /wi/142138.htm (73 words)

	Haatuf News
		“Xukuumadda Sare Ha U Soo Gurmato Maamulka Saylac”
		C/laahi Xuseen (Ilkacase) isaga oo ka hadlay xaaladda maamul ee golaha degaanka wuxu yidhi “Golaha dgaanku wuxuu leeyahay afar guddi, hase ahaatee midna shaqadiisii ma hayo ama ma garanayo wixii loo doortay ee loo baahnaa inay shacbiga doortay u qabtaan, ilaa maalintii la doortay golaha degaanka Saylac wax la taaban karo ma qaban.
		Sidaa darteed xukuumadda sare waxaan ugu baaqayaa inaanay sii daawayn xaaladda maamul ee ka jirta degmada Saylac ee ay u soo gurmato”.
	www.haatuf.net /Archive2003/00059400.htm (5012 words)

	Comments
		In the 16th century, ZEILA (Saylac) on the Gulf of Aden was a trading center offering goods such as coffee, ostrich feathers, Ethiopian slaves etc.; it became the center of the Muslim Sultanate of ADAL, which was the nemesis of the christian Amharic kingdom of Abyssinia (Ethiopia).
		In the later 16th century, Abyssinia, aided by the Portuguese, expanded at the expense of Adal, which by 1660 had disintegrated.
		Posted by Name @ 06/04/2004 04:51 AM PDT
	somalilandweb.blogdrive.com /comments?id=175 (2324 words)

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