Hasan 'Awl, Darwiish governor Abdalla Qoriyow, who was the Darwiish magistrate in Taleh Ahmad Fiqi, who was a Darwiish theologian Faarah Mahamuud Sugulle, who was head of the haroun and the wealthiest person in the Daraawiish 'Abdalla Shihiri, who was a Darwiish envoy Nur Hashi, who was a khusuusi Three plans were put forth, including (a) killing the Sayyid and replacing him with a new leader, (b) replacing him without killing him, and (c) deserting the Darwiish en masse. At the end, the third plan was carried out. Notification The Sayyid was informed about the conspiracy by a man of the Jama Siyaad subclan called Shire Cumbaal, also spelled Shire Umbaal. The exact words spoken by Shire Cumbaal was: Aftermath Due to Shire Umbaal's defection from the seditious meeting, and the subsequent notification, the Daraawiish managed to capture many leading conspirators. Haan 'Awl was subsequently killed. Farah Mohamud Sugulle as the leader of Anjeel who sought to usurp the Sayyid's position had his father killed, although his own life was spared. Qoriyow was punished by the decision to have him demoted by stripping him of his previous position. Other figures had fled. The Reer Khalaf, a Majeerteen subclan who had previously been of the Taargooye wing of Darwiish, joined the defectors. As such, they were decimated in retaliation. Confrontations between Darwiish defectors and persistent Darwiish endured for a couple of years, but among the most prominent of these confrontations was the Hadega battle in March 1910 wherein the defectors had been aided by the Issa Majeerteen tribe. Nonetheless, at Hadega, notable casualties occurred on both sides, with Darwiish leader Nur Hidig, permanently debilitated from wounds sustained at this battle, with Nur Dolbas (Dhalbaas) and Adan Egal (Cigaal) dead on the defectors side and Darwiish leaders Shire Umbaal and Adam Maleh were dead on the Darwiish side, with Shire Umbaal later being described by Robert Crewe-Milnes as "a very important leader of the Dervishes". Religion Out of all the twenty-seven Dhulbahante garesas built by the Darawiish, not a single one of them had a mosque constructed within them, which according to some colonial officials placed doubt that there was any religious impulse behind Darawiishnimo. Setting The British parliament described the polity over which Diiriye Guure held regnancy as a "strong and stable native state"; and the only one that managed to militarily overcome British military power: Norms Chauvinism The Darawiish were