Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 13: Lost at Sea: The Last Voyage of Hassan Fareed

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Thaathu Waheed

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Hello, I am Thaathu Waheed. Since mid-teens, I have worked as a Radio Jockey, Radio Presenter and Producer at renowned radio stations in the Maldives. Recently, I have decided to start something of my own as sound broadcasting is something I am really passionate about. Thaathu Podcasts is my first project as an independent sound broadcaster. Thaathu Podcast basically is me and my friends from different fields talking / ranting about what we are most passionate about

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Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 13: Lost at Sea: The Last Voyage of Hassan Fareed

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Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 13: Lost at Sea: The Last Voyage of Hassan Fareed

In this episode, I present my research on the story of Al-Ameen Hassan Fareed Didi.

Maldivian history has primarily been preserved through oral traditions, with limited written documentation available. As a result, some details presented in this episode may not be entirely precise.

However, I have made every effort to compile and synthesize the information from the sources I was able to access.

Below is a list of references consulted in the research process:

Abdul Hakeem Hussain Manik (1994). Hassan Fareedge Thaarekh Adhi Dhivehi Thaareekhuge Thanthankolhu.

Latheef (2016). Hassan Fareed was deliberately disappeared by English. Retrieved from https://miadhu.mv/article/en/5389

Mohamed Hamdhoon (2019). Maazeen Miadhu: Hassan Fareed Gehlun, Sababakee Germanuge Hamala. Retrieved from https://mihaaru.com/news/52610

Michael O'Shea (2006). Fahuge Tareek Maldives history timeline 1900-2006. Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20060221053914/http://www.dhivehiobserver.com/maldivesculture/Tareek/maldives_history_timeline_20th_century.htm