Aden Hashi Farah
It is considered that values are personal characteristics about human behaviour, also values are universal and these ones have been transmitted generation by generation. Values show society what is right and what is wrong, for that reason criminal values should not be considered values, especially if we talk about Aden Hashi Farah the leader of al-Qaeda in Somalia.
First of all, all criminal people develop their values in a wrong way. For that reason they react in unusual ways to different situations than other people and they act according to their beliefs, Aden Hashi was the most recognized leder of al-Qaeda in Somalia, he was the responsible for many terrorist acts in Somalia and also around the world, he took hard training in Afghanistan in 1996 and some years later he became member of Chebab group pertaining to al-Qaeda, this activist group have made terrorist attacks many times, like the murdering of a journalist of the BBC.
Secondly, criminal people never recognized their faults and they try to convince the society that their actions are right for them, furthermore they support their behaviour with family problems, associated with drugs, alcohol, and rapes, an other factor that also is influential, especially in Islamic countries, are their beliefs. Aden Hashi was an Islamic believer and his terrorist inclinations were justified and defended by him until his death.
However these people develop many competences and skills like creativity, braveness and leadership only to commit their crimes, they tend to develop their abilities higher than common people. For example Aden Hashi was a great leader who had the ability to convince people to do crimes and damage innocent people.
In conclusion Aden Hashi Farah didn’t had any values, his multiple crimes demonstrates that it’s impossible to consider that criminals have any values, and his Islamic beliefs can never justify their criminal acts.
First of all, all criminal people develop their values in a wrong way. For that reason they react in unusual ways to different situations than other people and they act according to their beliefs, Aden Hashi was the most recognized leder of al-Qaeda in Somalia, he was the responsible for many terrorist acts in Somalia and also around the world, he took hard training in Afghanistan in 1996 and some years later he became member of Chebab group pertaining to al-Qaeda, this activist group have made terrorist attacks many times, like the murdering of a journalist of the BBC.
Secondly, criminal people never recognized their faults and they try to convince the society that their actions are right for them, furthermore they support their behaviour with family problems, associated with drugs, alcohol, and rapes, an other factor that also is influential, especially in Islamic countries, are their beliefs. Aden Hashi was an Islamic believer and his terrorist inclinations were justified and defended by him until his death.
However these people develop many competences and skills like creativity, braveness and leadership only to commit their crimes, they tend to develop their abilities higher than common people. For example Aden Hashi was a great leader who had the ability to convince people to do crimes and damage innocent people.
In conclusion Aden Hashi Farah didn’t had any values, his multiple crimes demonstrates that it’s impossible to consider that criminals have any values, and his Islamic beliefs can never justify their criminal acts.
Sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aden_Hashi_Farah, http://www.hiiraan.com/news2/2008/May/pentagon_confirms_strike_on_al_qaeda_leader_in_
somalia.aspx
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