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Abdulkadir Kebire was born on 1902 in Massawa, Eritrea. Discover Abdulkadir Kebire's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 47 years old?

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Age 47 years old
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Born 1902
Birthday 1902
Birthplace Massawa, Italian Eritrea
Date of death 27 March 1949
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Nationality Eritrea

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1949

When the UN sent its inquiry commission to Eritrea, Abdulkadir and five other prominent members from Al Rabita appeared before the commission and affirmed the party's solid stance for independence. In March 1949 the UN sent an invitation to the leaders of the major political parties to give their views on the future of Eritrea at the Lake Success sessions. Each party chose its delegates and Abdulkadir was appointed to be among Al Rabita's delegation.

Unfortunately, fearful of his courageous speeches and the difference he would make at the conference, the pro-unionists shot Abdulkadir on Sunday 27 March 1949. After three days, on Tuesday 29, he was pronounced dead to become the first prominent Eritrean martyr in the cause for Eritrea's independence. His killer, a known thug in the streets of Asmara, was shipped to Harar in Ethiopia where he lived in fear until his death.

Abdulkadir's death touched and inspired many Eritreans, particularly his followers. Eritreans from all corners of the country had visited him at Regina-Elena Hospital in Asmara, and on a sad Wednesday of 1949, Abdulkadir who was 47 years old was put to his final resting-place in Asmara. Thousands of Eritreans and foreign dignitaries walked behind Abdulkadir's funeral procession that many claim was biggest in those days.

1946

Haile Selassie plan to unify Eritrea with Ethiopia was intensified, aware of this development, concerned nationalist Eritreans, including Abdulkadir and other prominent figures, organized the Wa’ela Biet Ghergis (Treaty of Biet Ghergis) in November 1946. The treaty was aimed at avoiding the permanent division of the MFH and to propose a conditional union with Ethiopia. It was conducted twice. Though the first was in some way successful, the latter proved failure. Its failure initiated a fertile ground for the successive formation of political parties.

One month later, in December 1946, the Muslim League party or commonly known as Al Rabita Al Islamia was founded in Keren. Sheikh Ibrahim Sultan, Haji Suleiman Ahmed, Sheikh Abdulkadir Kebire and others were among the founders and decision makers of the party. In addition to that, Abdulkadir was the head of Hamasien and Asmara branch of Al Rabita.

On 10 June 1946 thousands of members of the Islamic league and other Eritreans gathered to listen to Abdulkadir's political speech. As in previous times, in that speech, Abdulkadir emphasized the importance of education, “...I repeated the words ‘Freedom’ and ‘Independence’ excessively, but I didn't mention the means. That is because the means [to freedom and independence] is obvious and they have only one door: it is education. If we are truly demanding freedom and Independence, we have only one means to achieve that: education alone, education alone....”, he said. After that long speech in which Abdulkadir outlined his party's goals and demands, Abdulkadir become the most admired and the most Charismatic leader of the age. His oratory skills and sound vision were confirmed.

1941

On 5 May 1941, after the defeat of the Italians in the Second World War and the occupation of Eritrea by the British, Abdulkadir co-founded and became one of the executive leaders of Mahber Fikri Hager (Association of Love of Country), which was seeking social, economic, and legal rights for Eritreans. The Mahber Fiqri Hager (Love of the Nation Club) leadership was composed of twelve members of whom six were Muslims.

1902

Abdulkadir Mohamed Saleh Kebire was born in 1902 at Desiet Island around Massawa. He attended Quranic school followed by the Ferdinando Martini School for his elementary education. At the age of 18, Abdulkadir left for Egypt for pursuit of education and it is where he witnessed the revolution of Saad Zeqlul against the British, an incident that left its mark on him and shaped his rebellious character. A self-educated person, Abdulkadir become more interested in politics and was determined to make a change in his country to improve the livelihood of his people.