Grande Guerra e tentativi di destabilizzazione in Corno d'Africa. Ligg Iasù, il mullismo somalo e l'attivismo pan-islamico della diplomazia ottomana e degli imperi centrali

As is known, during the “Great War”, African territories were battleground between rival powers. This essay focuses on attempts of destabilization in the Horn of Africa by Turkish-Germans agents against the powers of the Triple Entente. The content was to break the regional balance through an alliance between the heir to the Imperial throne, Lijj Iasu, and Mohammed Abdullah Hassan, the leader of the anti-western resistance, which for more than a decade raged under the sign of Islam on Somali.