Murule
Murule (also spelled Murulle or Murale) is a Somali Hawiye clan. Sometimes called Beesha Murule, the clan is a Jidle sub-tribe of the Gungundhabe Hawiye branch of the Somalis tribe. Location 
Murule live in several areas of Greater Somalia, and are part of the Somalis in Kenya. While some live in the Upper Tip of Kenya in Mandera County, Somalia, other sections of Murule live in Qansax Dheere, Waajid, Xudur, Bardaale, Buula Mareer, Qoryooley, Saakoow, Jilib, Bardheere, Afmadoow, Beledweeyne and Mogadishu. In Ethiopia, Murule primarily reside in the Somali Region. Specifically, they live in Mustaxiil, Godeey and Harar, as well as the Erer Region in the Mayu Muluqo, Qubi and Baabili areas. In the Shinile Regions, they live around mieyso bordering Dire Dawa. History 
The Murule community originates from the larger Jidle tribe, which is a precursor to the Jijeele and Baadicade clans that form the Gugundhaba Hawiye. Other Jidle clans reside in Somalia, Ethiopia and Somaliland. Around 1890, some Murule clan sections moved from their abode in the Hiiraan state of Somalia to present-day Mandera County in northeastern Kenya. When Murule settled in present-day Kenya, around Mandera County and Wajir County, the British Colonial administration made efforts to allocate parts of Mandera to communities. The British consulted Garre Sultan Shaba Aliyow of Garre, who was allocated West of Mandera and Murules east of Mandera. Ugaas Adan Hirsi and Dalahow Noor requested friendship with the Garre on behalf of the British, and the agreements were finalized. Notable people

Clan leaders 

 Adan Hersi
 Dalahow Noor
 Abdinoor Geesey
 Xaji Gudhow 
 Abdullahi Deere (prominent murule chief)
 Haji Mohamud Khalif

Members of Parliament 

 Hussein Weytan (Mandera East Constituency)
 Mohamed Abdikheir (Lafey Constituency)
 Shaaban Ali Issack (Mandera East and Lafey constituencies)
 Abdille Maalim
 Abdullahi Abajan
 Mohamed Ethiopia

References 

Hawiye clan
Somali clans in Ethiopia