Muhammad Hawadle Madar

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Mohammad Hawadle Madar محمد حواضلي المدار
Prime Minister of Somalia
In office 3 Sep 1990 – 24 Jan 1991
Preceded by	Muhammad Ali Samatar
Succeeded by	Umar Arteh Ghalib
Personal details
Political party	Somali Revolutionary Socialist Party
Religion	Islam

Muhammad Hawadle Madar (Somali: Maxamed Hawaadlee Madar, Arabic: محمد حواضلي المدار‎) was the Prime Minister of Somalia from September 3, 1990 to January 24, 1991.^[1] A former member of the Somali Revolutionary Socialist Party, he was in office for a few months before the outbreak of the Somali Civil War.

His son Hassan Kul was murdered by a gang at a petrol station, after a trivial feud in Ladbrokes three days earlier.^[2]

Preceded by Muhammad Ali Samatar	Prime Minister of Somalia February 1, 1990–September 3, 1990	Succeeded by Umar Arteh Ghalib

Notes

↑ Somalia - Worldstatesmen.com
↑ http://www.harrowtimes.co.uk/news/4842583.Wealdstone_murder_accused__sought_to_avoid_truth_by_smoke_and_mirrors_/

v t e Prime Ministers of Somalia

First Republic (1960–1969)	Haji Ibrahim Egal Ali Shermarke Haji Hussein Haji Ibrahim Egal

Second Republic (1969–1991)	Farah Salad† post abolished, 1970-87 Ali Samatar Hawadle Madar

Somali Civil War (1991–2000)	Arteh Ghalib vacant, 1997-2000

Transitional National Government (2000–2004)	Ali Khalif Galaydh Jama Ali Abshir Farah Abdi Yusuf

Transitional Federal Government (2004–2012)	Ali Ghedi Salim Aliyow Ibrow Nur Hussein Ali Sharmarke Elmi Gonjeh (Acting) Abdullahi Mohamed

Third Republic (2012–present)	Mohamed Ali Farah Shirdon Sheikh Ahmed

Italics indicate acting officeholders.

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Name	Madar, Muhammad Hawadle
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Short description	Prime Minister of Somalia
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